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New Summer Hours beginning the week of June 5th
Mon-Fri 9-5pm | Sat 9-3pm
Closed Sunday (starting June 11th)
In time for our SALE:
- 25% off Hanging Baskets
- 50% off 10 or more 1-gallon perennials (perennial area only)
- Margarita Mix 50% off
- Chapel Hill Toffee 50% off
While supplies last! (cannot combine sales with other offers)
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Summer must haves:
- Hummingbird feeders, ant guards, bee guards, nectar, feeder brushes, s-hooks & shepard hook hangers.
- Amazing Fairy Garden accessories and demonstration gardens located in & outside for ideas. Don't miss our next class on June 10th!
- New summer flags that are so cool.
New! We are SO EXCITED for all ages and walks of life that love the outdoors
All Natural Z Bands & Clips (very fashionable & comfortable) with Citronella, Peppermint and Geranium oils
Each Refill lasts up to 360 hours
Great for sports outings, camping, beach, travel, picnics, & any outdoor activity!
NO DEET - ALL NATURAL
We will also have mosquito & bug repellent Stickers soon!
New! Our hometown t-shirts
Lots of colors & sizes
It's not just hometown
Our state shirt
 Keep up on facebook and Instagram.
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Saturday, June 3rd
Run the Quay
5K , 10K, 15 Quay Challenge, and a Children's Fun Run. click for details
Saturday, June 10th at 11am
Fairy Garden class
Create your own tiny oasis! Fun & interactive. Bring your own creative container or buy one and we'll help you plant it after class. Free, registration required.
Be sure to see our foodscape with food for whomever in our front landscape!
Call us at 919-552-0590 to register or sign up on our facebook page!
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Tip: Water veggies & container plants in the EARLY morning (6 - 8am) for best results.
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- As the weather becomes more hot and humid, you are more likely to see pests and fungus infect your plants. Keep a watch for:
Japanese Beetles - unfortunately it's that time of year again when the beetles come out. We recommend Neem Oil with pyrethrins or beetle traps.
Powdery Mildew and Black Spot - Crepe Myrtles, Hydrangeas, Hawthorne, Zinnias, Verbena, and especially Roses are all susceptible to one or both of these fungal diseases. We recommend Neem Oil.
These are just a few common problems you might encounter in the yard. If you have a problem you can't identify or are not sure how to handle, please stop by with a photo or a sealed sample and let our staff Horticulturists help you.
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Now that we are all vegetable gardening, be sure to hoe the garden regularly to keep the weeds under control and keep the veggies picked. Once you have dug potatoes, picked all the sugar snaps, lettuce, cabbage, and other cool season crops, we have more veggies to plant in those
spots. We have gallon tomatoes and peppers.
- Prune your spring blooming shrubs by June 15th to avoid cutting off next years buds. Examples are Azaleas, Camellias, Forsythia, and Bridal Wreath Spirea.
- You can use selective herbicides in the lawn to control crabgrass, nutsedge, and other nuisance grasses. Most selective herbicides work best when the weather is hot but always read the label to find out the ideal temperature range for application. We also have an organic non-selective herbicide.
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Happy Father's Day!
Plant on and Happy Gardening!
Nelsa and our awesome staff
SUMMER HOURS (beginning June 5th):
Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm | Sat 9am-3pm (starting June 10th)
Closed Sundays June, July and August
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