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No pot shortage here! New shipments of colorful pots arriving at all nurseries. Give your porch or deck a refresh just in time for your family barbeques!
It's Pool Time! Birdbaths Take care of your feathered friends and give them a place to cool off. Come get yours today! We've got lots to choose from
Didn't pre-order? There should be plenty of peaches for walk up sales!
Fredericksburg Friday, June 11th 3-430pm Warrenton Sunday, June 13th 12-130pm Chantilly Sunday, June 13th 3-430pm Burtonsville Sunday, June 13th 3-430pm
Our Top 5 Perennials for the summer are on SALE!
20% OFF All Coreopsis All 4 Qt.
Coreopsis are low maintenance and drought tolerant with masses of daisy-like flowers that are bright and showy. Many colors and varieties available.
Ornamental grasses can be used as fillers or specimens, border plants or background plantings, as groundcovers or screens or container plants. Most thrive in full sun.
Coneflowers attract pollinators to your garden, as bees, butterflies, and birds love hanging around the large blooms. They provide a summer season's worth of color that will remain year after year.
Rudbeckia (Black-eyed Susan) is a hardy summer perennial. In the summer, they are loaded with daisy-like flowers in shades of yellow, orange, and reds.
Daylilies are one of the most versatile perennials. They are very drought tolerant and can handle the scorching full sun in the summer and survive our cold winters as well.
Welcome Summer! Keep your landscape healthy and happy. It's here and it's time to water to keep the grass green and the plants healthy. Here's how to be effective and efficient in watering.
Let's Talk Gardening - Doug Hensel Last year we gardeners complained about too much rain that kept us cooped up inside. This year we are complaining about the heat and lack of rainfall. Let's just hope rain comes our way more regularly in June when it becomes warmer. If not…
Bonnie's Garden - Bonnie Pega There are a lot of pests and diseases—even nutrient deficiencies—just waiting to pounce on our vegetables, flowers, trees, and shrubs. It can be overwhelming to know what to do. So here are some things to keep in mind:
Prices in this email are in effect June 10-16, 2021 and are thereafter subject to change without notice. Prices not valid on landscape or grounds maintenance installations. While supplies last. Products may not be exactly as shown. Availability may vary. We reserve the right to limit quantities and to correct any unintentional errors that may occur in the copy or in the illustrations.
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