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Plant of the Week: The Christmas Tree
https://youtube.com/shorts/nFmVskDvkr0 We have a special, holiday themed Plant of the Week today: The Christmas Tree! There are many different evergreen trees used for Christmas, including cedar, pine, fir, and cypress trees depending on where you live. In fact, the...
Plant of the Week: The Christmas Tree
https://youtube.com/shorts/nFmVskDvkr0 We have a special, holiday themed Plant of the Week today: The Christmas Tree! There are many different evergreen trees used for Christmas, including cedar, pine, fir, and cypress trees depending on where you live. In fact, the...
Plant of the Week: Sunflower
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gmpbVWYm2KQ Our plant of the week today is the sunflower (Helianthus annuus). Sunflowers are native to North America, including our area, and have been used for their oil and seeds throughout history. Because of their native status and...
Thanksgiving Fall Clean Up
https://youtu.be/3AAtodQdOU0 Thanksgiving is so close you can almost taste the turkey! If you need a landscape cleanup before your guests arrive, we have crews ready to head to you. We’re here to rake leaves, pull weeds, trim shrubs, and clean up debris so your home...
Matthews Christmas Collection
Experience the joy of the holidays... with our exclusive Matthews Christmas Carol Collection! https://youtu.be/b1U6nWssZYA Including timeless classics like "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Brown Patch" and "Let it Grow, Let it Grow!" What's your favorite song title?...
Plant of the Week: Petunias
https://youtube.com/shorts/KiD2T32xjTE Our plant of the week is another popular fall annual, the petunia. Petunias are tender annuals native to South America and named after a word for tobacco. In fact, petunias are related to the tobacco plant and they both belong in...
Rodents Head Indoors in Winter
Every year about this time, as the temperature starts to cool and the sun sets earlier in the day, pests start to look for a more permanent shelter from the cold. Insects get into your home through open doors and windows, by hitching a ride on firewood or anything...
Plant of the Week: Dusty Miller
6 Signs of a Rodent Infestation
As we get into cooler temperatures, mice and rats are more likely to move indoors to find warm shelter, food, and water. This is why it’s important to know the signs of rodent activity around your house. Droppings: Droppings (poop) are found often in cabinets or...
Keep Your Chimney Flue Closed!
Fall weather is great for enjoying indoor fireplaces, but it’s important to keep your chimney flue closed when you aren’t using it
Plant of the Week: Dianthus
https://youtu.be/g67i7IQIJio Our nursery is filled with bright fall annuals, including our plant of the week: dianthus! This is a cool-season plant that grows in zones 3-9. We plant dianthus in November, and they bloom until around May as an annual. Dianthus prefers...