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Why are my plants having fungal issues?Fungal issues are typically a response to a combination of environmental factors. Too much rain combined with warm day time temperatures and high humidity. This trifecta hitting at the same time creates and environment for fungus to thrive. Below are a couple of common fungus problems we see and how to treat them. Powdery Mildew Is one of the most widespread and easily identifiable plant fungal dis… Read more

Espoma Bio-Tone Starter PlusThe Ultimate Starter Fertilizer with Endo & Ecto Mycorrhizae Grows Larger Roots: Helps plants establish quickly.Reduces Transplant Loss: Supports new plants as they settle in.Promotes Bigger Blooms: Encourages more flowers.All-Natural: Microbe-enhanced and free of sludges or fillers.FOR USE ON: All flowers, vegetables, trees, and shrubs.WHEN TO USE: Apply at planting time to develop strong root systems quickly,… Read more

Add Texture and Interest to Your Shade Gardens!Yews are versatile evergreen shrubs that add texture and interest to shaded areas. There are many types of yews, ranging from tree forms to low-growing spreaders that work well as shrubs. They thrive in shady spots with very well-drained soil and are heat tolerant once established. Plus, they are deer-resistant. Unlike other conifers, yews don’t produce cones but instead bear scarlet, berry-like frui… Read more

MAKES A WONDERFUL LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE!     A large, pyramidal form with attractive gray-green foliage and graceful, arching branches. Allow plenty of room in the landscape to best display this stately tree. Heat and drought tolerant when established. Evergreen. Great focal point and specimen in parks and large gardens. Give this tree plenty of room to spread as it will be the dominant feature in the landscape. A Beautiful… Read more

When Life Gives You Lemons!Growing citrus trees indoors in containers is easier than you might think. Plus, they make beautiful accent pieces for your home. Their white blossoms fill the house with a sweet fragrance, and picking your own organic, perfectly ripe lemons is a rewarding experience. Citrus trees need 8-12 hours of sunlight each day. Place your tree near a south-facing window or use an indoor grow light. They thrive in temperatures bet… Read more