We still have a great selection of mums for sale. Choose from white, yellow, orange, reds, pinks and lavender. These mums will provide a spot of color by your front door or on your patio, saying “Fall is Here”. Stop in today.
Blooming Perennials in Stock!
We have some beautiful blooming perennials in stock that include: grape, coral and bubblegum pink phlox; Baby Joe Pyeweed; Russian Sage; rudbeckias, Autumn Joy & Autumn Fire Sedums; heleniums; Kobold liatris; yarrow; coneflowers; butterfly flowers, perennial mums; oenotheras; perennial hibiscus; anemones; cardinal flowers and more. Stop in!!
New – Lo Scape® Mound Chokeberry
Landscape shrub of the year by Proven Winners. This shrub is for you if you are looking for a small shrub with low-maintenance, has brilliant fall color, and provides fruit for the birds. In spring there are loads of white flowers, glossy green foliage in summer followed by black fruit, and then an intense red foliage in autumn. Lo-Scape is a tough, tolerant tidy little mound of glossy green foliage. It grows to about 12-24 inches tall and 18-26 inches wide. Grows in part sun to sun and hardy in Zones 3-9, in wet soils or dry soils. If you wish to prune this shrub, do so immediately after blooming. Native
Photo by Proven Winners
Photo by Baileys Nursery
Dogwood
This is the time of year when most dogwood is at its’ showiest. Make your winter yard colorful with dogwood. The Cardinal dogwood is a bright red. The Arctic Fire dogwood is a dark red. The Firedance is a brilliant red. Read about them under our Plant section for size and other characteristics.
Arctic Fire Dogwood
Arctic Fire Dogwood
Cardinal Dogwood
Firedance
Plump Coralberries
For gardeners who are on the lookout for shrubs that provide winter interest after most flowers and leaves are gone, snowberries rate high on the list. Plump, candy-pink berries ripen in early fall, as the last of summer’s small pink flowers swell into pearls. As the leaves fall, each arching stem is adorned with decorative berries which remain on slender branches through winter. The perfect plant for the winter garden, these compact forms are suitable for a more prominent place in the front border. Snow Berries are especially beautiful with a light dusting of snow.
Candy Coralberry
Deer and Rabbit Protection
Protect the bark of young shade trees, ornamental trees and shrubs this fall and winter from deer and rabbits. We recommend using trunk guards on your trees to keep deer from rubbing on the trunk. The white plastic trunk protectors are inexpensive, easy to install and reusable for several years, and will also protect tree bark from damage by mice, rabbits and winter sun. You can use tree wrap to keep rabbits from eating your tree as well. Make sure to protect newly planted shrubs and trees that are still tender to the rabbits and deer. Fence in the plants if possible. There are great spray repellants to use year round to keep the critters from snacking on your plants. This spring remember to get the systemic granular repellent into the garden as soon as your see leaves coming out and planting emerging from the ground!
DeWitt Tree Wrap protects trees from scorching, and from trimmer and mower damage. Tree Wrap is made of polypropylene fabric and easily conforms to fit any tree shape or bark texture. Tree Wrap slowly photodegrades to prevent girdling of the tree’s trunk.
Young trees are at risk of sun and animal-related trunk injury during the winter, so be sure to apply tree guards as part of your yearly process for preparing trees for winter.
Scent deters deer and rabbits from lawns and flower beds. Rain resistant formula that can be applied year-round. Covers up to 500 sq. ft.
• PROVEN by independent research to out-last and out-perform all other repellents—up to 6 months over-winter! • EFFECTIVE against: deer, rabbits, voles, elk, moose, chipmunks, squirrels, nutria, opossum, and mountain beaver. • RAIN-RESISTANT—no need to re-apply after every rainfall. • SAFE for use in vegetable gardens, on fruit trees and food crops. • ORGANIC—first animal repellent OMRI Listed by the Organic Materials Review Institute for food production.
It delivers a hot pepper concentrate through plant roots at the molecular level, making the plants inedible to animals. Because the active compound is protected inside the plant cells, it doesn’t washoff in the rain or degrade in sunlight. One treatment typically lasts the entire growing season.
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November Chores
Happy Fall!
We are enjoying this beautiful fall weather! Is it really November? We have been busy doing our fall clean up and plant protection. We are still watering our plants a couple times a week. It is still a great time to plant trees! Stop in and see us for tree guards, deer and rabbit repellents and Wilt Stop!
Some of us are already looking forward to the holiday season. We will be getting our spruce tops, fresh cut christmas trees, wreaths and roping in! We will also have beautiful pre-made holiday planters!
Remember to:
Water~
Remember to keep watering your new shrubs and trees this fall until freeze.
Clean~
Trim off and throw away any foliage from your plants that might have suffered a disease or fungus this summer.
Mulch~
Once we have a week of freezing, use leaves, cocoa bean mulch, grass clippings or straw to help protect plants and improve your soil quality.
Leave It~
Coneflowers, Black-eyed Susans, Sunflowers and all other seed producing flower heads can be enjoyed by birds all winter. Fall and Winter is a great time for you and your birds to enjoy your perennial grasses.
Protect~
Use trunk guards and tree wrap to protect your tree trunks from deer, rabbits, sunscald and frost cracking. Use repellents to spray your shrubs and trees to keep animals from munching on them this fall and winter. Wilt Stop is a great product that stops winter kill, wind burn, sunscald, salt damage, and drying out.
Cut~
Fall is a great time to trim back spent perennials that are hiding slugs and snails, like hostas and daylilies.
Rake~
Rake up and throw away leaves under roses, fruit trees and plants susceptible to powdery mildew and other pests and diseases that persist through winter into spring.