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Garden Soil

Garden Soil

Taking the time to choose the perfect flowers and shrubs for a landscape is definitely something we look forward to in the Spring, however, we wouldn’t have the ideal garden results we hoped for if it wasn’t for the soil, we surrounded our plants with. Soil provides a base for the roots of the pl...
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Lavender

Lavender

A garden classic, Lavender is known for its soothing fragrance, grey green foliage and tall purple flower spikes. Adored not only for its beauty but also for its medical and culinary attributes.  A compact shrub, native to the Mediterranean, the most common, English Lavender (Lavandula angust...
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Inspiration to Grow an Herb Garden

Inspiration to Grow an Herb Garden

Mixed 4" herbs $2.99 | Terra Cotta pot $12.99 Fresh herbs…they look pretty, smell incredible, and improve our home cooking by a landslide. Yet, many of us buy them at the grocery store. We spend money on that little plastic pouch that we will use approximately 1/3 of, and let the rest sit in the ...
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Forsythia

Forsythia

These early bloomers are among the first plants of Spring to burst with colour.  With their vibrant yellow flowers, this perennial shrub can add some major curb appeal to your home and garden. While fairly low maintenance and easy to maintain there are a few things you can do to ensure your For...
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Hellebore

Hellebore

If you’re anything like us, you’ve been anxious to get your hands in the soil of your garden beds for weeks!  So, as our Spring Perennial plants begin to arrive, we want to educate you on some options for adding colour into your landscape this season! Hellebore is a showy plant that produces t...
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EcoTea Seed Success

EcoTea Seed Success

Starting seeds and nurturing plants is something we take very seriously around here and with each season we learn new lessons, and continue to be students of nature. As our plants teach us new things and new products emerge on the market, we find new ways to strengthen our soil, grow more vibrant...
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