Tip 1: Now that some of your plants are nearly naked, this is a reminder that it is a good time to inspect and spray your shrubs with horticultural oil. It kills all stages of insects including eggs by smothering. Tip 2: Keep poinsettias away from drafts, both hot & cold. Keep moist but not […]
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Nov
Nov
Effective today 11/16 everything is 50% OFF
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Nov
Nov
TIP 6: After chrysanthemums have stopped blooming, cut stems back close to the ground. Dispose of stems and all dropped and dried leaves and branches. TIP 7: Rake and destroy leaves from fruit trees that were diseased this year. Remove mummified fruit. TIP 8: Autumn is a good time to prepare your lawn for the […]
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Nov
Nov
TIP 1: If your paperwhites have grown too tall in the past, place the paperwhites like you normally do in water and pebbles. Wait until the roots start growing and the shoots are an inch or two tall. Pour off the water and give the plant a 4 to 6% solution of alcohol. How much is […]
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Nov
Nov
It is with much sadness to tell our community that Countryside Gardens will be closing effective December 31st. The owner has decided to retire and enjoy life. We appreciate the support over the past 18 years and will truly miss our customers! We have formed friendships with many of our “regulars” and will miss each […]
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Oct
Oct
Fact #1:Despite Pansies being known for cool weather plantings, Violas are more cool and hot weather tolerant giving them a longer season of interest. Fact #2:Pansies have larger flowers and sturdier compact bases than Violas. However, Violas have more of an abundance of flower heads per plant. Fact #3:Pansies have more color varieties available than […]