What’s In Bloom!
Magnolias have begun to bloom the past few weeks with the extremely warm weather. Red Buds are showing blooms and the Dogwoods are just beginning to bloom at our nursery. Such spectacular color in the landscapes now for all to enjoy!Whats Happening This Week
We are busy finishing potting hanging baskets and pots of annuals, and perennials this week, as we wait for more deliveries on fruit trees, and nursery stock which were delayed. Blooming perennials this week that are looking good: Aquilegia Kiragami mix, or Columbine....Pruning Roses
There is still time to prune roses before they break dormancy. Late winter is the best time to do so. Do not prune once the new growth is 2 – 3 inches long. fall pruning is necessary only when plants are extremely tall to prevent wind damage during winter. Prune...Pruning Fruit Trees
March is a good time to prune Fruit trees. Once they are planted and pruned, prune the fruit trees each additional year. Prune only when the trees are dormant. On newly planted trees, prune lightly for the next 10 years. Regular pruning each year will help avoid major...Plan for spring!
Now is the time to order seeds for spring. Plan your vegetable garden with the space available. consider adding soil amendments to improve the soil. another thing we would recommend doing is order fruit trees if you want them. Both seeds and fruit trees should be in...
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