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Here’s a fun and engaging quiz to discover your “plant personality”! Each result is paired with personalized plant care tips and suggestions from...

Let’s face it—digital fatigue is that worn-out feeling (both mentally and physically) you get after spending too much time glued to your screens and gadgets....

As the air temps cool and the days grow shorter, a new season of opportunity arises for gardeners. While summer may be the traditional growing season, fall offers charm...

We have a great selection of magnolia trees. These trees keep their leaves over the winter and do very well when planted in the cooler conditions of fall. Please read...

In recognition of Green Career Week, we took a moment to spotlight the passionate team members at Mitchell’s Nursery in King, North Carolina. We asked our crew to share...

How Reflection Can Enrich Your Life and GardenGratitude is more than saying thank you; it’s taking time to recognize the people and experiences that shape your...

As the crisp breeze of autumn swoops in and the landscape changes, it’s the perfect time to bring a burst of color to your garden with fall annuals. Many options look...

When winter’s bitter chill sets in and summer’s oppressive heat bears down, it can feel like nature is working against our gardening ambitions. Those grey, dreary...

If you’re gardening in the Piedmont Triad or the Foothills of North Carolina, you’re already surrounded by a landscape that’s rich in natural beauty. But even in this...

Emerald Boost: DIY Kale Power Powder One bunch of kale yields about 3 ounces of powder. 1/2 teaspoon of powder is the equivalent of about 1 serving of fresh kale. For...

Vegetables as Temperatures Drop As the crisp autumn air replaces summer’s warmth, gardeners face an exciting opportunity: the chance to cultivate a new season of...