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Rose Basics for May – 10 Tips for Success
It’s never been easier to grow roses. Here are ten tips for planting and maintaining roses on Cape Cod.
Read MoreDealing With Storm Damage on Cape Cod
Do you have plants damaged by the Cape Cod nor’easter? Here are some steps for repair and cleanup.
Read MoreBringing 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 MoreFall Lawn Care Fixes with Bonide
As temperatures drop in late summer and early fall, cool-season grasses peak in growth. Warm days and cool nights make fall the perfect time for establishing new grass and strengthening existing lawns. We have lawn experts here at Hyannis Country Garden who are ready to answer your questions. Following are a few products from Bonide…
Read MoreEssential Products: Concentrates & Sprayer
Hear why a pump sprayer should be an essential tool in your
Read MoreWhat To Do With Hydrangeas, Early July
Whether you are growing blue lacecap or mophead Hydrangeas, or white oakleaf, smooth or panicle varieties, here are tips for mid-summer hydrangea care.
Read More5 Tips for Early Season Fertilizing
If you’re wondering how to fertilize your plants in late-May, here are some pointers for Cape Cod gardeners. Most landscape plants are best fertilized with an organic fertilizer. Shrubs, trees and perennials seldom need the “fast food” of a synthetic fertilizer, and the slow release of nutrients that organics offer works in a way that…
Read More14 Fantastic Shrubs for Foundation Plantings
When planting shrubs around a foundation of your house, it’s smart to think of three things: foliage, flowers and the future. We focus on foliage because in most such beds it’s good to have a mix of some plants that keep their leaves all year (evergreens) and some (deciduous) that drop leaves in the winter.…
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