OUR NURSERY IS CONTINUALLY RECEIVING FRESH SHIPMENTS OF HERBS, PERENNIALS, ANNUALS, AND TREES! STOP BY TODAY!

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We’re about to receive a fresh shipment of beautiful plants to help you bring even more life and color to your garden. Whether you’re refreshing a bed or starting from scratch, this delivery has something for every green thumb.

For herb lovers, we’re stocking up on garden favorites like mint, oregano, and parsley—perfect for summer cooking and container gardens. These aromatic essentials are easy to grow and even easier to enjoy, whether you’re tossing them in a salad or steeping them for tea.

We have a colorful variety of annuals coming in such as dahlias, begonias, calibrachoa, coleus, impatiens, daisy, petunia, salvia … these will spruce up any garden, patio or outdoor living space!

Our perennial selection is especially strong this week! Look for hardy and colorful additions like hostas, penstemons, Black-Eyed Susans, pincushions, sedums, hens and chicks, Karl Foerster grasses, and Russian sage. These tried-and-true favorites are reliable bloomers that bring structure and seasonal charm to your landscape year after year.

And if trees are on your wishlist, you’re in luck. Our latest arrivals include stunning Japanese maples, Blue Arrow junipers, Blue and Weeping White spruces, plus a variety of pines including Bosnian, Mugo, and Scotch. You’ll also find graceful DeGroot’s Spire arborvitae—perfect for screening or vertical interest.

Stop by soon—our new arrivals go quickly, and this is the perfect time to plant!

Here are some of the plants we are receiving:

Herbs: Mint, oregano, parsley and more

Perennials: Hosta, penstemon, Black eye susan, Pincushion, sedums, hens and chicks, karl foerster grass, russian sage and more

Trees: Japanese maple, blue arrow juniper, blue spruce, weeping white spruce, Bosnian, mugo and scotch pines, degroot spires and more




WHO IS PUNCHING HOLES IN MY LEAVES? THEY’RE BAAAAK!

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Leaf cutter bees are seen as pests by some gardeners, as they can make a mess of the foliage on a favorite rosebush or shrub by making their half moon shaped precision cuts out of the leaves. See the photo of the example of the cut outs they leave on the leaves of their plants of choice. 

They do not eat the foliage as pests such as caterpillars and grasshoppers will. The leaf cutter bees use the foliage they cut out to make nest cells for their young.

The cut piece of leaf is formed into what might be called a nursery chamber where the female cutter bee lays an egg. The female cutter bee adds some nectar and pollen to each little nursery chamber. Each nest cell looks a bit like the end of a cigar. Leaf cutter bees are not social, like the honeybees or wasps (yellow jackets), thus the female cutter bees do all of the work when it comes to rearing the young.

They are not an aggressive bee and do not sting unless handled, even then their sting is mild and far less painful than a honeybee or wasp sting.

DON’T WORRY! YOUR PLANTS DON’T HAVE A DISEASE!


LISTEN TO THE GARDEN GURU BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION!

WE ARE STOCKED WITH HARD GOODS SUCH AS HOSES, RAKES, PRUNING TOOLS, SPRINKLERS, POTS, A VARIETY OF SOIL, AND MORE!

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We are stocked with an extensive range of hard goods to meet all your gardening needs. Our selection includes durable hoses, sturdy rakes, sprinklers, and high-quality pruning tools and more, ensuring you have the right equipment for every task. We also offer a diverse assortment of seeds and pots to help you start and nurture your plants. To ensure optimal growth, we provide a variety of soil types tailored to different plants and gardening conditions. 

Whatever your gardening project, we have the supplies you need to succeed!

ASK THE GARDEN GURU!

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ASK THE GARDEN GURU!

HOW CAN YOU TELL IF THE DAMAGED LEAF IS FROM AN INSECT OR A DISEASE OR WHAT?

ANOTHER GREAT QUESTION!

In this week’s archived show from previous years, the Garden Guru was giving some gardening advice about how to identify leaf damage and what actually causes it this time of year. Many times, the damage is caused by a variety of insects or disease but weather or environmental damage can also occur – and it looks similar to the damage by insects or disease. 

From scorching sun and hail to leaf cutter bees, aphids and spider mites, damage to a plant’s leaves can be determined by letting our gardening experts diagnose the problem. Bringing in a sample is best. Listen to Lynn’s tip for more information.

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE GARDEN GURU’S ARCHIVED RADIO SHOW ON THIS TOPIC.

HAPPY GARDENING!

PAYNE’S PHOTO OF THE WEEK!

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK!

AROMATIC MINT FROM PAYNE’S

 

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ZODIAC SIGNS AND GARDENING? HERE’S THIS CYCLES PROFILE.

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by The Old Farmer’s Almanac

Here’s THIS MONTHS ZODIAC SIGN PROFILE AND HOW IT CAN HELP YOU GARDEN:


GEMINI (MAY 21 to JUNE 21)
Gemini finishes the spring, but the sense that a change of seasons is near keeps you light and airy. Plants that mimic your style, such as dill, calendula, caraway, and parsley, are easy for you to grow and make your heart dance. Wild carrots and dandelions—whose airborne seeds swirl and twirl in the wind—bring joy and contentment. You find yellow flowers particularly captivating, and dashes of this color can be found liberally in your yard. Salads grace your evening meals (the quickness of “wash and eat” is indescribably tantalizing). Toss some calendula blossoms right in the bowl for an added dash of pizzazz and panache.