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$10 OFF purchase of $60 or more Expires Monday, April 1, 2019 - For VIP customers - PRINT COUPON
Valid for VIP customers. Not valid on landscape installations, delivery fees, clearance items, bulk products, special orders, gift cards, price adjustments on prior purchases, or in conjunction with any other percentage-off discounts, including senior citizen or military discounts and contractor pricing. Only one coupon per household. Cannot be combined with any other offer. While supplies last. No rainchecks. Must have coupon. | | |
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| Let us 'Plant a Little Happiness' We Do The Planting. You Enjoy! Visit our garden center, select trees or shrubs and we'll arrange to deliver and plant in locations that you specify. (Available at most Meadows Farms locations) | |
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HOUSEPLANTS! Biggest selection of the year Fresh foliage has shipped and it's beautiful! At all locations except 7 Corners, Annandale, Warrenton & Germantown | |
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Early Season Bloomers You can call them pre-spring or late-winter flowers, either way, Early Season Bloomers are the first signs of life and a welcome relief from winter’s dull gray landscape. The following is a listing courtesy of Washington Gardener Magazine of plants in their order of bloom dates here in the greater Washington, DC region and Mid-Atlantic states. The bloom time may vary by variety, your location, and the local weather patterns. In general though, you can rely on these bloomers coming out well ahead of the traditional start of spring on March 20. See our Early Bloomer List
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| Perennials Are Arriving! Perennials are a fantastic addition to any garden. Not only do they bloom year after year from one single planting, but with the right choices and a bit of gardening know-how, you can plant perennials that bloom all throughout the season, giving you consistent color each year without having to supplement with annual plantings. These perennials are mid to late-spring bloomers that will provide color throughout May and into June and July, providing continuous color from one season to the next. See our list of May blooming sun and shade perennials | |
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| Just Natural Soils Just Natural organic potting mixes and outdoor planting soils are carefully blended with the highest quality ingredients to ensure consistency and success in each and every bag. Just Natural includes a Premium Organic Potting Mix and a Premium Organic Garden Soil. | |
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| Pansies Are Here Instant Spring Color! Brighten up your landscape, freshen up your containers, or add some bright beautiful pansies to your front porch. Pansies will give you fantastic color along with great durability from Mother Nature’s unpredictable cold nights through the spring. Pansies can take temperatures down into the 20s without showing any signs of wilting. Even the coldest winter night won’t kill these pansies, merely slowing them down until the next sunny day. | |
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| Fruit Trees Are Here! Apple ~ Cherry ~ Fig ~ Grape ~ Kiwi ~ Plum
Nectarine ~ Peach ~ Pear ~ Persimmon
Virginia Grown! Best selection of the year! Over 40 unique varieties
Learn more about fruit trees | |
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Mulching Soon? Preen season-long weed control
Preen garden weed preventer stops weeds when they're seeds and prevents them from germinating in flower and vegetable gardens, in ground covers and around trees and shrubs. By preventing new weeds from sprouting, you eliminate the need for difficult and time-consuming hand-weeding. Without weeds, your valuable plants can grow larger and stronger. Early spring is the optimal time to apply Preen. One application blocks weeds for up to 3 months so your beds will stay neat and weed-free all season long! Why pull or kill weeds when you can prevent weeds with Preen? Here's a short video on getting the jump on weeds | |
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Spring Mulching Special Includes FREE Weed Prevention Treatment
Get ready for spring with a fresh covering of shredded hardwood mulch. Our pre-emergent weed treatment prevents many common weed seeds from germinating. Meadows Farms is the area's lawn renovation expert. Contact us for a free estimate on spring mulching, or any of our lawn and garden care services. - Deer repellent program - Child safe Mosquito and Tick repellents - Lawn mowing - Lawn renovations - Lawn and landscape fertilizing and pest control - Weed control in the lawn or planting areas - Organic lawn and garden controls - Mulching and planting bed maintenance MEADOWS FARMS GROUNDS MAINTENANCE
Call or contact us through our website for a FREE ESTIMATE | |
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| Special Requests Can’t find what you’re looking for? Let us help you! If you need products we don’t usually carry, or you need more of an item that we have in stock, you can ASK THE BUYER whether it is available! Follow this link and tell us what you need! (Don’t forget to note whether substitutions are permitted!) | |
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| Hellebores Hellebores have become an incredibly popular perennial in the past few years due to their unique bloom time and the low maintenance required for this winter-blooming, evergreen perennials. This wonderful winter gem starts blooming in late December or early January and can bloom through May and into June. They bloom in a vast array of colors including reds, pinks, whites, greens, purples, and even some grey and black blooms. The deer tend not to bother these winter bloomers. Learn more about Hellebores | |
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| Easter Egg Hunt Sunday, April 21st at 2pm Bring your Easter basket and have some fun! Mom & Dad - don't miss the DOOR PRIZE RAFFLE! GOODIE BAG for the kids! Meet the Easter Bunny and find the hidden eggs! | |
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FREE Landscape Planning Our Free Landscape Planning service is available at many of our garden centers March 14 through June 16th. Our garden center design service is first come, first served, no appointment is needed. Bring photos, sketches, measurements, or a property plat to assist the designer in planning. | |
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| My Top 5 Favorite Vegetables Bonnie's Garden I try to plant at least one new thing every year—both in my flower and my veggie/herb garden. Over the past few years, I’ve come up with a list of my favorite vegetables so far. As I continue to try new things, this list is definitely subject to change. Most of my favorite vegetables are not necessarily the “standard” varieties. Some of them are a little less than traditional and you may well like another variety better. It’s really all about “customizing” your garden to your tastes. Just in case you’re interested, here are some of my favorites | |
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| Corn Gluten Weed Preventer It's Organic! Don’t worry, it’s not the food ingredient everyone’s trying to avoid! In this case, “Gluten Free” is NOT the goal! Corn Gluten is an all-natural by-product of the production of corn starch. It prevents the establishment of weeds and supplies a source of organic nitrogen. Nitrogen promotes green growth in lawns and the nitrogen in corn gluten is slow released and long-lasting. Corn gluten prevents the roots of seedling weeds from developing. Without root formation, the weed dies from a lack of water since roots deliver water to the rest of the weed. Meadows Farms recommends Espoma Organic Weed Preventer plus Lawn Food. Learn more about Corn Gluten Weed Preventer | |
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| Pruning Pruning is one of those garden chores that if done right can pay dividends for the entire season. Good pruning and maintenance of your landscape trees and shrubs help them grow strong and healthy during their growing season while allowing air and light to circulate through the plant. Despite the benefits of pruning, a little knowledge does go a long way. Learn more about pruning | |
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| Peas Please Bonnie's Garden My granddad always planted his garden peas between the middle and end of March. That means that right now is a perfect time. The first thing you need to do is decide which kind of pea you want to plant. Do you want to plant English or “shelling” peas? These are the traditional green pea—sweet and tender little peas that need to be shelled because the pods are tough and stringy. Maybe you want snow peas? Snow peas are picked when the pods haven’t filled out yet because when the tiny peas inside begin to fatten up, the pods get stringier. Or maybe you want snap peas—crispy crunchy sweet pods that can be eaten at any stage. Here are a few tips to get started growing peas | |
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| Cherry Blossom Peak Bloom Forecasts When will Washington DC's cherry blossoms reach peak bloom? What to expect? When to visit? How to get there? Tips for taking young kids! Monuments of the Tidal Basin! How to find the Indicator Tree! Facts about Kwanzan and Yoshino cherry trees! All of this information can be found at Cherry Blossom Watch 2019 | |
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| We're Hiring!
Can't get enough of the GREAT OUTDOORS? We might be looking for each other! Meadows Farms has employment opportunities in our Garden Centers, Landscape Department and Grounds Maintenance. To learn more about working for Meadows Farms click here | |
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