Posts by CLFornari
Bringing Plants Indoors In Fall
It’s almost time to bring houseplants indoors. Get prepared now with the products that will help with insect control and watering your indoor greenery.
Read MorePruning Rose of Sharon
Although Rose of Sharon can be pruned in early spring, if you want to get rid of the seed pods and also prune, this is the time of year for doing so.
Read MoreWhat To Do With Roses in September
Wondering if you should cut roses down in the fall, fertilize or continue deadheading? Here’s your 5 steps to fall rose care.
Read MoreTips For Bulb Planting Success
Here are some tips for planting bulbs on Cape Cod. From daffodils to garlic, learn how to grow spring bulbs.
Read MoreBack To Basics ~ How Plants Work
Plants grow in particular ways for a reason, so understanding the basic parts and the functions they provide helps us to have better yards and gardens.
Read MoreWhat To Do With A Too Big Hydrangea
Our customers frequently ask how and when to prune their hydrangeas that are growing too large. Here’s our advice.
Read MoreDaylily Care in August
Daylilies are reliable perennials that grow well on Cape Cod, but in August they can use a bit of maintenance.
Read MoreEssential Products: Concentrates & Sprayer
Hear why a pump sprayer should be an essential tool in your
Read MoreThe Wild and Wonderful August Garden
Holes, Hornworms, Weird Vegetables and Aphids It’s August, and all kinds of interesting things are showing up in our gardens. From the weird to the wonderful, here are some of the things our customers are noticing in their gardens. Holes in the Hardy Hibiscus! If your hardy hibiscus leaves are looking like lace, you’re seeing…
Read MoreNew Foundation Plantings
If the shrubs and trees around your house are no longer attractive, it might be time to replant your foundation beds. Here are 5 tips for planting great curb appeal.
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