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Baked Mac and Cheese
The Perfect, Bubbly Brown Crust Enjoy this hearty mac and cheese recipe that's sure to please a crowd. The addition...
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Want to Use your Fall Leaves?
So, you want to use your fall leaves in your compost pile? Well, that is a great idea, but there...
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Planting Fruit Trees in the Fall
You have probably heard that you can plant your fruit trees in the spring. Well, that is correct. You surely...
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Fall Planting: What is Hydro Zoning?
Watering your fall plants As autumn approaches and you prepare for your fall planting, it's important to consider the most...
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The Secret to Growing Rhododendrons: Tips from the Pros
Rhododendron Rhododendrons have long been a favorite among gardeners for their thick, glossy evergreen leaves and clusters of beautiful trumpet-shaped...
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Insects with Benefits. It’s a Thing.
Did you know that certain insects have the potential to act as natural pesticides? Insects with benefits! These beneficial...
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Native, Kousa, and Hybrid Dogwoods
There are a lot of different dogwoods on the market. You might be wondering what the real difference is. Just...
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Dogwoods: The Right Way
Hybrid pink dogwood You may find it hard to find a dogwood tree by late April. That is because a...
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Should You Plant Cover Crops?
When you think of planting cover crops, you probably think that only huge farms do that. Well, you would be...
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Southern Living Squash Casserole
I found this squash casserole recipe on the Southern Living website. You may know that we carry a lot of...
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Good vs. Evil- The Humingbird Moth
Good vs. evil- the hummingbird moth. If you have ever seen one of these beautiful, graceful insects, you have probably...
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A”hoy”a! Learning how to grow Hoya
Rope Hoya Many different types of hoya can be grown but we will take the next few minutes to focus...
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Gardener’s Lasagna
Gardeners Lasagna Gardener’s Lasagna 2 medium zucchinis sliced lengthwise 1 lb. ground beef 1 onion diced 1 small green...
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Wading Through the Weeds
If you have ever removed weeds from your garden, only to find they have seemingly sprung back to life with...
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12 Things to do in Late July-August
Picture by Peggy Choucair This is the month to begin to think about fall. So we have compiled a short...
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Tomato Hornworms & Parasitic Wasps
tomato hornworm If you plant tomatoes in your garden every year, it is highly probable that you have come across...
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A Passion for Pollinators
June is the month of pollinators. And, if you are like me, you are passionate about pollinators. Hence, we should...
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Don’t Fear the Spider Plant
Spider Plant Most houseplant enthusiasts are familiar with the beloved spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum). It is also called Airplane Plant....
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September 19, 2023
As autumn approaches and you prepare for your fall planting, it’s important to consider the most efficient way to water your plants. Hydro zoning is a […]
August 25, 2023
When you think of planting cover crops, you probably think that only huge farms do that. Well, you would be right in that most farms do […]
August 24, 2023
I found this squash casserole recipe on the Southern Living website. You may know that we carry a lot of Southern Living plants so I decided […]
July 18, 2023
July 18, 2023
This is the month to begin to think about fall. So we have compiled a short list of things to do now. The List Continue your […]
July 11, 2023
If you plant tomatoes in your garden every year, it is highly probable that you have come across more than a few tomato hornworms or tobacco […]
May 18, 2023
With Nearly 100 varieties available, I doubt many people are caught standing in the grocery store’s produce section questioning the existence of the cucumber. In the […]
April 26, 2023
Mother’s Day doesn’t just cover all the moms in your life. It also should call for the celebration of any woman who has had a positive […]
April 18, 2023
Whether you will spend the day far away from your mom, you’re all up in her life, or maybe you will spend the day remembering her. […]
April 7, 2023
Get to know your Fiddle Leaf Fig. It simply takes a little bit of history and know-how. The Ficus lyrata or Fiddle Leaf Fig as it […]
March 24, 2023
April has us all wanting to return to the garden and shake off these winter doldrums. It also has a lot of weather surprises left in […]
March 24, 2023
Literally, I mean raise your garden. Not just raise your garden, but raise your garden right. Do you understand? Raise your garden. Have I gotten my […]
February 25, 2023
Well, here it is only February and spring has sprung here at the nursery! Every year in late January and early February, we start working hard […]
September 19, 2022
Stuffed Peppers 1 lb. ground beef or turkey ½ med. onion diced 1 large or 2 med. tomatoes or 7 oz canned diced tomatoes 1 Tbs. […]
August 24, 2022
August heat has everyone dreaming of fall and some cooler temperatures.This summer has been brutal with its heat and humidity. Many days were nearing 100 with […]