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Thousands of new plants arriving this week! Come take a look
Perennial SALE! All 4 Qt/ 1 Gallon The more you buy the more you SAVE Buy 1-2 & SAVE 20% Buy 3-4 & SAVE 25% Buy 5 or more & SAVE 30% Expires August 11, 2021
The Fredericksburg Area Iris Society is holding its Annual Iris Sale - Saturday, August 7th 8am - 3pm(or until sold out) at our Fredericksburg nursery
A huge variety of iris for sale! Japanese, Siberian, Louisianas, and a variety of bearded iris in different heights. Prices range from $2 to $6. All proceeds of this sale go to the Fredericksburg Area Iris Society (FAIS), a nonprofit club, founded in 1984 by a group of dedicated iris lovers.
Let's Talk Gardening - Doug Hensel July turned out to be just that "JULY" — hot, humid, and a little on the dry side. But, hey, it is summer in Virginia. On the bright side of things, we are now one month closer to being September and the great Fall planting season.
Bonnie's Garden - Bonnie Pega I've had so many customers come in recently with tomatoes in their hands or pictures of tomatoes on their phones because they have a problem with the fruit. If you're growing tomatoes, here is a list of what you may find, the cause, and how to address the problem.
Let's Talk Gardening - Doug Hensel Succession vegetable gardening is planting a second crop of vegetables. It's a trend more people are attempting in order to grow more produce for a longer period of time.If you have space then it only makes sense especially with the increase cost of produce with our supermarkets.
Mixing and matching plants within a container is half the fun of container gardening. When buying plants, keep in mind to match plants that prefer similar amounts of moisture and sunlight and buy spillers, thrillers & fillers for maximum aesthetic appeal.
Deadheading will not only encourage many more flowers it will create a longer bloom time. 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 going to seed!
Pollinators support healthy ecosystems that clean the air, stabilizes oils, protect from severe weather, and support other wildlife. We love pollinators!
Prices in this email are in effect August 5-11, 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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