As Hyannis Country Garden approaches it's 61st birthday, we thought that we'd share one of our most important developments that makes us who we are today. In 2007, five employees, including President and General Manager Jocelyn Duffley, attended the Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) conference for certification in organic land care. 

With unlimited varieties (cross-pollination creates new ones all the time!), in so many colors and intriguing flower patterns, it's no wonder why the dahlia has become so popular. From pom-pom blooms to spider-like petals, dahlias make the best bouquets and ensure a vibrant garden in the summer and fall months.  

We're finally seeing some green again, just in time for Saint Patrick's Day! After this winter, you may have feelings of worry about your gardens mixed in with the usual excitement for growth. You may be pleasantly surprised this Spring, as the recent weather has provided our gardens with a vital "reset".  

There is a lot of information out there on what to feed and what not to feed your pets. How do you choose from so many brands in order to provide the healthiest diet for your dog or cat, while keeping it convenient and budget-friendly for you? 

Gardening can be enjoyed by anyone. Whether you're navigating limited mobility, chronic pain, injury recovery, or simply want to make gardening less taxing on your body, Adaptive Gardening will help you achieve your gardening goals in a comfortable way. 

"Winter Sowing" is the process of planting seeds in recycled containers, famously milk jugs, to leave outdoors in the winter for cold stratification and spring germination. You may consider this method if you want a "set it and forget it" style of seed starting, lack space indoors to start in trays, or if you forgot to scatter your spring blooming flower seeds in the fall. 

Our greenhouse, where the houseplants live, is a sanctuary in these winter months and we can't highlight it enough. If you didn't make it to 'Breathing Room' Saturdays in January, we still want to invite you to come in for a deep breath and feel inspired. 

A journal can take on many forms; a collection of doodles, poems, a scrapbook, or an account of daily activities. This post will outline how to turn any blank notebook into a gardening journal to set you up for success. 

As our 60th Anniversary year comes to a close we are thankful that we're a people-to-people, as well as plants-to-people business.

Thanksgiving and Christmas cactus aren't true cacti, but are easy to grow, tropical plants that live in trees in their natural habitat.

In early December our customers are asking about planting bulbs, cutting down grasses, plants that are suffering, and rose care.

As you decorate your home for the holidays, here are some tips for keeping you and your loved ones safe and in good cheer.