Posted by TON Staff on Aug 8th 2024
Lemon Cypress: Brilliant, Festive, and Perfect for the Holidays!The Lemon Cypress, also known as Goldcrest, resembles a charming mini Christmas tree. It’s perfect for indoor holiday decor and can be planted outside in your garden after the season ends. Enjoy it as a tabletop Christmas tree, in holiday baskets, or as a decorative pot by your front door.Plant Details:
Type: Small tree, variety of Monterey cypressHeight: Typically grows up to 3 fee… Read more
Posted by TON Staff on Aug 8th 2024
Planting Ornamental Cabbage & Kale This FallIf you want to add something unique to your fall garden consider planting ornamental cabbage and kale. They bring vibrant color and texture to your planters, garden beds, and borders. You can plant them alone or mix them with other fall favorites like mums, grasses, pansies, or violas.Care Tips:Sunlight: Cabbage and kale prefer full sun but can handle partial shade. However, too m… Read more
Posted by TON Staff on Aug 7th 2024
Discover the truth behind the myths surrounding Poinsettias in our blog, Myths & Growing Facts on the Poinsettias. Learn the proper care and cultivation techniques to ensure your Poinsettias thrive during the holiday season and beyond. Explore the fascinating history and symbolism of this popular holiday plant, debunking common misconceptions along the way. From debunking myths about Poinsettias being toxic to pets to debunking myths about their… Read more
Posted by TON Staff on Aug 7th 2024
Easy Blackberry CobblerInstead of stressing over a complicated pie, try this simple blackberry cobbler. With just fresh blackberries and 5 additional ingredients, it’s an easy and delicious summer dessert. Top it with whipped cream and a mint garnish to make it extra special. If you're not serving it right away, keep the topping and filling separate to avoid sogginess. This dessert is perfect for your next summer cookout!Ingredients:
4 cup… Read more
Posted by TON Staff on Aug 7th 2024
Onion Sets vs. Onion PlantsOnions are cool-season vegetables known for adding flavor to dishes. In areas with mild winters, onions can be grown as a winter crop; otherwise, they are planted in the spring. Onions form bulbs based on the length of daylight. You can start onions from either sets or plants, each having its benefits.Onion SetsOnion sets are small, dry bulbs that were grown the previous year. They are easy to plant and grow. Simply pus… Read more