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Easter Flowers

08 March 2010

Easter_Bunny Easter is always the kick off of our season here at Quality Gardens. It marks the true beginning of spring and of the gardening season. We grow several types of spring bulbs such as; daffodils, tulips, hycaniths, and crocuses. Along with those we also force hardy hydrangea shrubs, floral mums, pansies, hardy primrose and we buy in hundreds of Easter Lilies. All of these are avialable for retail and wholesale. All wholesale orders for chruches or fundraisers must be in my March 22nd. Call for our avialabilty and prices.

We can make up exceptional Easter baskets for you, bursting with spring color. They make the perfect hostess gift or just a cheerful Easter present. Call or stop in and we can help you pick out the best for your family and friends.

Spring Is Almost Here

25 February 2010

Fear not fellow dirt diggers and garden lovers the time is close at hand when we will feel the soil beneath our fingers and the fragrance of flowers will once again fill the air. But for now it is time to plan and prepare.

Plan on what new additions you want to add into your yard and prepare on how you are going to do it. Of course we can help you with this. If you have a project in mind that is a little over your expertise call Mark our Landscape Designer and he can guide you through the process.

If you are looking for some simple advice and guidance any of our knowledgable staff is always here to help.

Daily Arrivals

16 February 2010

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Its a new year, a new decade and change is here! It has been a hard couple years for so many of us, and this is the year to celebrate color and texture throughout our home and garden. No more cold and drab but bright and bold. Venture out of your comfort zone and splash into the deep end of innovative ideas! Our goal this year was to help you do this.

The time is here. March 1st marks the day for shipping on all of our new products to begin. Time to use both sides of our brains. Our artisitic and logical abilities have to work as one to make our atypical products shine. This is not always easy when all of these extraordinary peices are rolling into the store one after another.

Not only is our Glass House being filled but the Shrub and Tree Nursery is also beginning to see its march of trucks filled with the best of the best green goods. Get ready to be surprised by what Debbie, our Nursery Manager has hand picked for you. Not only the newest varieties but the tried and true will be here to grace your yard.

Seed Starting

12 February 2010

A task that can make anyone feel like an accomplished gardener is starting their plants from seed. Not only can it be a fun project to keep you sane while your stuck indoors but it is the most economical way to garden.

Many of our favorite crops, like tomatoes or peppers need a long growing season to produce before it gets cold agian. Infact it takes them about 8 weeks to germinate from seed and become strong little seedlings, ready to plant outside. To calculate when to begin your seeds, count back from your areas last frost date. That date around here is generally May 15th, but frost has been known to hit the area later then that time, so use caution.

The key to growing seeds is keeping them warm and evenly moist. The best way to keep the moisture in is by using plastic wrap and lightly misting the seeds.

We have seed growing kits that are a perfect size for a sunny windowsill with a plastic cover to keep the moisture in. We also have a wide variety of seeds, from flowers to vegetables.

For more information go to http://www.reneesgarden.com/articles/start_seeds.html

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