by Weidners | Dec 26, 2015 | Gardening Tips
If your poinsettias are still looking so good you can’t bear to throw them away, follow these tips to keep them for next year. On St Patricks Day, cut off blooms leaving 4 to 6 leaf nodes on the stem. When the ground warms up, plant your poinsettia outdoors in a...
by Weidners | Nov 30, 2015 | Gardening Tips
Every year our customers look forward to coming to the nursery and bringing home lots of lovely poinsettias for the holiday season. While poinsettias can be great, low maintenance holiday decor, here are some tips and tricks to make sure your plants are happy and long...
by Weidners | Sep 14, 2015 | Gardening Tips
If your geraniums and petunias look especially sad this time of year, the tobacco budworm probably is contributing. This caterpillar feeds on the new and developing buds of flowers, causing them to either never open, or to open shriveled and with holes. Life Cycle...
by Weidners | Apr 30, 2015 | Gardening Tips
Making a new plant use less water begins with the planting Transitioning plants into a less thirsty way of living. You go to the Garden Center to buy some drought tolerant low water plants. Doing your part to save water. You take your new plants and plant them in the...
by Weidners | Mar 17, 2015 | Gardening Tips
Remember in the March letter I put a little teaser question about a pest free garden? Here’s the solution. Can you control bad bugs like Aphids, Whiteflies, Thrips and more? Can you do this without spraying? Yes, you can if you have the pretty little green...
by Weidners | Nov 25, 2014 | Gardening Tips
Many people get poinsettias for the holiday season, and just hope and pray that they last until Christmas. But with a few easy tips and tricks you can be sure your poinsettias last through the holidays and well beyond! Finding the right spot: The safest place for most...
