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Come collect the best stackers

for your fall fun!

Send us your photos for our

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 $50. Gateway Gift Card.

Come get your fall color!

Annual Celosia & Peppers

Rudbeckia 'American Goldrush'

A Perennial that blooms summer through fall.

Plants for happier, healthier homes.

Maybe you know the research, maybe you just know the feeling you get walking into a room with plants. Plants lower blood pressure, improve focus,

reduce stress and add happiness.

Plants make great gifts for occassions as well as a simple "I care about you" moment.

We can all share a little more love.

Perhaps you think you have a black thumb.

We have plants for you!

Bring In Your Tropicals

1. Once the nighttime temperatures drop below 50 degrees, it is time to bring in your houseplants. Here are some tips for a healthy transition. Trim & clean up, remove any dead, unhealthy or leggy growth.
2. Check for pests. Pests like mealybugs, thrips, and spider mites will quickly infest any plants already in your home. Do a thorough check in the soil, on the tops and bottoms of leaves,  even in the drainage holes of the pots where slugs hide. Shower your plants with your hose to clean the leaves and water deeply. Use Insecticidal Soap to smother any insects you find and then clean the leaves. 
3. Repot as necessary. Maybe you are ready for a new look. Refresh the soil by adding fresh soil to the top of the pot to add nutrients if you choose to leave your plant in the same pot.
4. Plants frequently take time to adjust to lower humidity and a change in light. Try to place your plant where the sun is going to meet your plants needs.
5. Enjoy having your friends back inside with you!

All Larger Tropicals

8" Pots and Up

Now 30% Off

Sale through 10/10

not subject to additional discounts

My hydrangeas are wilted.

Are yours?

Why do I need to water my hydrangeas so much?

Those big hydrangea leaves loose alot of moisture everyday in these sunny & windy conditions. 

Plants with small needles, like junipers and spruce, have small narrow needles that endure drought better. 

Despite the forcast, put the hose on the base of your hydrangeas and let it run for 15 to 20 minutes if you have a big plant. Water less if your plant is smaller. They will perk up and smile. Do this once a week untill all the leaves fall off, later in the fall. 

Fulfill your decorating desires with our large selection of pumpkins, gourds, straw & corn stalks.

Fall blooming annuals

and porch pots arrive weekly!