We sell gift certificates in any denomination, and the best part is they never expire. So you can use it for spring, summer, fall and of course Christmas too! All of our locations offer gift certificates, but you can also call us at +1 (800) 279-4505 between 8AM & 5PM Monday thru Saturday and we’ll even ship your gift card to you for FREE! Share...
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Zinnias make excellent cutting flowers. Don’t you just love fresh flowers at home? Cosmos on the dining room or coffee table, bachelor’s button by the bathroom sink, or sunflowers on the bedroom bureau-but they can wilt after only a day or two. Follow these steps and watch your cut flowers stay stunning for over a week! – Harvest the flowers when the buds are just starting to open. If possible, harvesting in the early morning...
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Celebrate roots! Roots are delicious! For Your Health Celebrate roots. Now is the time to seed these delicious options to have a late fall bounty. Turnips, rutabagas, carrots, beets, parsnips, and radishes are all root crops that love cool weather, store well, and provide colorful, bountiful fall harvests right up until your first fall frost and even beyond. Cold-hardy crops, such as most root vegetables, are better able to survive...
Read MoreOutdoor Decor in 4 EASY Steps … STEP 1 Fabrics So let’s start with outdoor furniture. Yes, it can get expensive … but here’s some fun ways to keep it budget friendly. Shop your favorite flea markets for inexpensive furniture that you can paint and repurpose. Dress up the pieces with outdoor fabrics and even an outdoor rug to give it the polished look – almost instant and pocketbook friendly! STEP 2 Mood Lighting Forget open flames …...
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Preparing for Christmas in July A look behind the scenes Our production team begins potting poinsettias yesterday at our facilities in Pleasantview, Kansas. By the end of the day there were 175 10” pots and 700 8” pots planted, and when all is finished a total of 22,000 poinsettia plants will be prepped for the upcoming Christmas holidays! The process of growing our poinsettias actually began last month with...
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June gardening tips, make sure to do the following … For Vegetables: As tomatoes begin to sprawl, train them to a stake, cage or wire fence Sidedress eggplant, peppers and tomatoes when the first fruits are walnut size Sidedress melons when they begin to vine Mulch heat-loving crops only after the soil has dried and warmed sufficiently Remove rhubarb seed stalks as they appear Sidedress asparagus and...
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