Join Us in the Fight to End Alzheimer’s! Our campaign is dedicated to the loving memory of our founder, Farmer Bill Meadows. Meadows Farms would like to thank you for your continuing support. Last year, we were able to raise $26,000 from your generous contributions. Please donate! This year, we’re proud to be working with the Alzheimer’s Association. 100% of voluntary contributions made in-store between April 6th and June 21st, 2019 will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Association, with a minimum contribution of $25,000. | |
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Father's Day Sale! 25% OFF All Concrete Fountains In stock or special order ~ Expires June 19, 2019 ~ No need to print 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. | | |
$25 OFF Any Crape Myrtle $149.99 or more In stock only ~ Expires June 19, 2019 ~ No need to print 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. | | |
Crape Myrtle
Crape Myrtles are chiefly known for their colorful long lasting flowers that bloom 60 to 90 days in the summer. Flowers are borne in summer and autumn in panicles of crinkled flowers with crape like texture. Colors vary from deep purple to red and white, with almost every shade in between. Learn more | |
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| June Gardening Tasks Talking Gardening with Doug Before we get into June I want to do a little re-capping of the weather we had in May. Most importantly, our rainfall was a little above average. I find rainfall totals to be one of the more important factors for gardening. Now that we are entering the hotter summer months it is good to know that our plants do not have to stress over the lack of water. And, we do not have to worry about any water restrictions – at least not now. But, as we do enter the summer months, let’s all be water-wise and not be irresponsible citizens and be wasteful of this precious and needed resource. Here are a few June tasks | |
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| What's Bugging You? Organic Solutions Bonnie's Garden As much as I love my vegetable garden, there are nasty little pests who like it just as much. Here is a list of some of the more common vegetable pests and some suggestions as to what to do. Because I am an organic gardener, all of my suggestions will be organic. Read more from Bonnie | |
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FREE Landscape Planning LAST WEEKEND! 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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Daylilies
Daylilies are one of the most versatile perennials for the landscape. They are very drought tolerant once established and can handle the scorching full sun in the summer and survive our cold winters as well. By removing the dead flowers and cutting back the scapes on your daylilies you will promote new growth and new blooms throughout the season. We have many colors to choose from in large 4-quart pots. Here is just a small sampling of the daylily varieties and colors available at the Meadows Farms. | |
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| Extend Your Bloom Time Plants will go to seed once their blooms are finished. That's nature. If left alone a flowering plant would bloom, that bloom would then be fertilized and set seed. In this reproductive cycle the plant expends all its energy and nutrients to set seed instead of producing more flowers. But a trick called “deadheading” will stop the plant from setting seed too soon. Remove the faded flowers from the plant by pinching off the flower head. Now the plant will spend its energy producing more flowers instead of seed! Deadheading will not only encourage many more flowers it will create a longer blooming period. Learn more about deadheading | |
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| Vegetable Garden Diseases What To Do, How To Prevent Bonnie's Garden I’ve already had several questions about how to avoid problems in vegetable gardens, so thought it seemed timely to repost this blog on preventing and/or treating problems. Our garden vegetables are prone to certain diseases. Our best defense is knowledge and good cultural practices. For descriptions of some of the more common garden diseases and tips to remedy them, click here. | |
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Tomatoes In Containers
Be successful in growing tomatoes with these tips from Espoma. WATCH VIDEO | |
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Organic Lawn Care Tips
The first step to converting to organic practices with lawn care is creating a healthy lawn soil. Without healthy soil, grass has a harder time growing and staying healthy. We need to start adding organic matter to the lawn. How do start to create a more organic lawn? Read Doug's tips for creating an organic lawn here.
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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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Locally Grown Fresh Cut Sod
$7.99 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 in the spring, here. | |
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Summertime Watering Tips
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. See our tips for watering lawns, trees and shrubs. | |
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| Fertilizer Fill-Up 60% OFF! Now $9.99 How it works: Purchase a 1 gallon bottle for $12.49. Bring back the original bottle for FREE REFILLS! Come back once per week for up to 40 refills in 2019. No mixing - Ready-to-use ORGANIC fertilizer is great for houseplants, perennials, annuals, vegetables and more. Yes, that's up to forty 1 Gallon bottles of organic liquid fertilizer for $9.99! Available at: Chantilly, Leesburg, Great Falls, Stafford & Burtonsville | |
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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. Planting cost extra. See associate for pricing. (Available at most Meadows Farms locations) | |
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Discounts apply to VIP customers only. Products may not be exactly as shown. Availability will vary by nursery. We reserve the right to limit quantities and to correct any unintentional errors that may occur in the copy or in illustration. While supplies last. Prices in this email are in effect June 13-19, 2019 and are thereafter subject to change without notice. Prices not valid on landscape or grounds maintenance installations. | |
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