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| Late Summer Color
Talking Gardening with Doug LATE SUMMER CAN BE A TRICKY TIME FOR COLOR IN THE GARDEN. Here we are in the last couple of weeks in August. Summer is slipping away quickly. Before we know it, fall will be here and the time to plant mums and pansies for color. But, until then you may be wanting to add more color to the garden. What can be planted that will add fresh color to a garden this time of year? Here are a few suggestions for late summer color. | |
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| Lawn Care To Be Done Now
Talking Gardening with Doug August is slipping by and summer is waning, Fall will be be here before we know it! Are you thinking about your lawn renovation and what needs to be done? Lawn renovation season starts in August with a couple important tasks to complete. Here are some important lawn care information tips for August | |
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Perennial Flowers
Meadows Farms carries over a thousand varieties of perennials for your garden and landscape. All of these varieties are tested for our region of Virginia and Maryland to survive the cold winters. Perennials add great color and texture to every yard and because they are herbaceous they will return year after year. | |
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Roses
With over 100 species of roses throughout the world, there is a variety for everyone! Whether climbing or crawling, fragrant or simply beautiful, vibrant red or pure white, these attractive plants have been a garden staple for generations! Learn more about rose varieties: | |
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Fresh Cut Sod
$6.99 for 10 sq. ft. Roll (5'x2') Meadows Farms Nurseries stocks fresh certified fescue sod. We receive new pallets of sod every week during the spring growing season. For large orders of sod visit or call your nearest Meadows Farms location and we will be happy to make a special order. Our sod is delivered from local sod farms. Read more about planting a new lawn using sod here. | |
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Bearded Iris: Plant A Rainbow
Bonnie's Garden I know fall is on the horizon when the bearded iris rhizomes arrive in the store. We just got ours in so fall can’t be far behind. There are Bearded Iris that are rebloomers that will bloom in the spring and, if conditions are to their liking, again in late summer/early fall. If you have reblooming iris, then feed them lightly after they bloom the first time and keep them watered over the summer—remembering to dry out partially. It’s easy to have a rainbow of spring color in your yard with bearded iris—and, as a bonus—deer don’t like them. Read more | |
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Mind Your Peas-and, Grow Them, Too
Bonnie's Garden Now is the time to plant peas for a fall harvest so I thought I’d share some interesting facts about these deliciously sweet veggies (well, scientifically speaking, they’re technically fruits.) See Bonnie's fun facts about peas | |
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| Firewood - Great for Firepits! Seasoned FIREWOOD available at: Seven Corners, Chantilly, Great Falls, Leesburg, Manassas, Route 7, Warrenton, Frederick MD $34.99 for 1/16 cord - fits in a large trunk of car $59.99 for 1/8 cord - fits in back of minivan / SUV
$119.99 for 1/4 cord - fits in a pick up truck | |
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Lawn Renovation Call now for your FREE Lawn Renovation estimate Is your lawn tired and brown? Core aeration, topdress, and overseeding are the most effective lawn renovation treatment. The quality and quantity of cores removed by Meadows Farms top of the line aerators cannot be matched. We have tested every major brand, and the quality and number of plugs taken by this aerator is unsurpassed. More and deeper plugs encourage deeper, more drought resistant lawn roots. Click here to watch our aerator in action. MEADOWS FARMS GROUNDS MAINTENANCE
Call or contact us through our website for a FREE ESTIMATE | |
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Pollinators
Somewhere between 75% and 95% of all flowering plants on the earth need help with pollination – they need pollinators. Birds, bats, butterflies, moths, flies, beetles, wasps, small mammals, and most importantly, bees are pollinators. They visit flowers to drink nectar or feed off of pollen and transport pollen grains as they move from spot to spot. Learn more | |
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Native Plants Native plants are nature’s ideal source of food and protection for wildlife. The plants listed below are species and cultivars that have occurred naturally in the wild in our region. Because they are native to our area and have evolved in this climate and our soil they will generally require minimal fertilizer, no pest control and very little supplemental watering once established. Look for our Native Logo on our signs in the nursery! See our Native plant list
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Summertime Lawn Watering
Summer time is here and many homeowners like to water their lawns to keep the grass green. Here are some tips to follow for effective and efficient watering. By using these tips, you should be able to go barefoot on your lush green lawn all summer. See tips | |
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