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Studies have shown that gardening is good for you. Spending time outdoors and getting vitamin D, bending, digging, and getting dirt under your fingernails...then watching your vegetables and flowers grow - all of this can help boost your mood. The exercise from gardening is good for your heart and can reduces stress. In short - gardening is good for your overall wellness and Hyannis Country Garden can help. |
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We've come up with a full calendar of events and classes to keep you busy this winter, right into spring. Some of these classes are in-person, and some are virtual - and we think all will be fun and worthwhile. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or someone who is just starting out we've got something for you. Read on to learn about them, or click here to go to our events page and see the full list of events with descriptions, and links to register.
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Over February school vacation we're offering some Fairy Garden Workshops. Children (or the young at heart) will spend an hour creating a magical space for the fairies, gnomes, and elves in your garden. This is a fee-based class - click here to read more and to register.
Flower Fairy Image Credit: Cicely Mary Barker
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We've got a full schedule of virtual events too - you can read details about these events and register on our events page. And if you're looking for something to do this weekend, our final January Breathing Room in our tropical greenhouse is this Saturday (1/28) from 1-4pm |
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As you're doing your winter to spring planning you may want to consider more variety in your landscape. Check out our blog this week to see 6 reasons why a variety of plants and garden structures are desirable.
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Your Green Team at Hyannis Country Garden
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Make sure to Follow us on Facebook, Instagram,
Pinterest & You Tube!
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Stop into our front greenhouse on January 28 to relax, refresh, and recharge. Sip a cup of herbal tea while you enjoy warm, tropical-like conditions among the colorful plants. Bring in your root-bound plant, purchase a new pot in the store and get assistance with repotting for only $5. *Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4 only, one plant per customer, 12” diameter pots or smaller. Weather permitting: please do not take your plants out in below 25° temperatures.
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January 29th 4 PM ~ 5:30 PM
Pruning Demystified –
Be a Barber, Not a Butcher
VIRTUAL EVENT
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Join C.L. Fornari for her most popular class at Hyannis Country Garden. Learn when and why to prune your plants. Discover the three types of cuts and hear C.L.’s recipe for how to prune just about any shrub or tree, even if you don’t know what kind of plant you’re pruning. See how to prune blue Hydrangeas so that you’ll have the maximum amount of flowers the following summer. Plus your pruning questions answered. |
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Click here to register for our virtual Sunday Seminar: Pruning Demystified *Registration for all Sunday Seminar events is $10.00 and is non-refundable
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February 10th 5 PM
Cabin Fever Cures Happy Hour
VIRTUAL EVENT
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For many people, February is when the winter seems to be most tiresome, and spring can’t come fast enough. Join C.L. for an hour on ways to focus on plants and growth for the rest of the cold season. From plant fun facts to creative projects, you’ll find ways to relieve cabin fever and bring spring into view. Free but advance registration is required. Click here to register for our virtual Free Cabin Fever Cures Happy Hour Virtual Event. Friday Happy Hours are FREE Virtual Events
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Having a wide range of plants plus a few structures makes for a more interesting, healthy landscape: variety is the key to garden wellness.
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And stop in to check out our well-stocked seed racks, and seed-starting supplies.
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Pets of Hyannis Country Garden |
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Graham (l), Daisy (c), and Chip (r) are snuggle buddies. Graham and Daisy are rescues who belong to our own HCG Pet Department Specialist Katie, and Chip is a foster she got to know this winter. There's a lot of cuteness here! |
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We are dog-friendly and cat-friendly at HCG. All well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome at Hyannis Country Garden...in fact we've put water bowls out for them around the nursery. We've got pet food, treats, and toys for dogs and cats alike.
Do you have a pet that loves #hyanniscountrygarden? Send us a picture of them along with whatever makes them happy when they're here...maybe it's a treat or a toy - you tell us! We'll try to feature your pet in our newsletter or on social media. Click here to send that picture!
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What is a Pollinator Pathway? |
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Public and private pesticide-free corridors of native plants that provide nutrition and habitat for pollinating insects and birds. Even the smallest green spaces like flower boxes and curb strips can be part of a pathway. To learn more about Pollinator Pathways of Cape Cod please click here.
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Best for Cape Cod:
Lists of the best things to grow with, here on Cape Cod
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A Native Plants list is important for homeowners and landscapers. It gives them choices in plant material that are beneficial for the health of our coastal areas. The plants on this list are also beautiful and do well in our Cape Cod environment. |
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Did you know you can shop Monrovia from home? |
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Plant Selection Made Personal
Shop for your favorite plants online from Monrovia, and they will ship them to Hyannis Country Garden for you to pick up when they're in prime condition.
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Hyannis Country Garden | 508-775-8703 | info@countrygarden.com | www.HyannisCountryGarden.com
380 West Main St. Hyannis Ma.02601
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Are You a Rewards Member?
Get more info here about gaining Reward Dollars for the things you always need from Hyannis Country Garden. Double points on Pet & Wild Bird.
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