SPRING HERB BASKETS The Easter holiday is just around the corner, and if you’re looking to steer clear of the traditional sugar laden Easter basket, then we have just what you’re looking for.
When starting seeds indoors, the goal is to have hearty seedlings by the time it’s warm enough to plant outdoors. Here’s some tips to get started: Choosing the Right Container You can start seeds in almost any kind.
ROSEMARY Add warmth and fresh fragrance to your holidays with Rosemary cones and topiaries. Cooks know Rosemary as the perfect flavoring for chicken, turkey, pork, lamb or shellfish.
OUR FAVORITE PINK CREPE MYRTLES Pink, the color of summer comes in many different hues. The Crepe Myrtle proudly displays this summer color from watermelon pinks to a soft strawberry pinks.
Native plant is a term used to describe plants that are indigenous to a particular area. This includes plants that have developed, occur naturally, or existed for many years in a particular place.
PACK A PUNCH OF COLOR WITH ANNUAL PACKS It’s time to plant those warm weather annuals we’ve all been waiting for! Annual packs are the easiest way to instant add color to containers and flowerbeds.
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE SEED EXCHANGE NEW at the Garden Center, Southern Exposure Seed Exchange offers an assorted variety of vegetable, flower, herb, and grain seeds.
COLD WEATHER MUST HAVES Ah, the holidays… the season of hot chocolate, cozy sweaters and all that glitters. As you’re busy trimming trees and wrapping packages, don’t forget about these easy to care for plants that will keep.
ZANZIBAR CROTON Think fall containers can only consist of mums, pansies and violas? We love the unexpected drama and the explosion of color a croton provides.
