Perfectly Pretty Primroses
If you are looking for the perfect flower to bridge the gap between winter and summer, consider the primrose. Like a ray of sunshine on
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Growing a Winter Indoor Herb
Have you bid your herb plants “adieu” and resigned yourself to using dried herbs until the warm weather returns in the spring? Why not try
New Year’s Resolutions for the Gardener
1. Try something new: Are you a rose lover? An orchid expert? Or maybe you only grow edibles. At any rate, diversity is a good
White’s After Christmas Sale! 50% OFF all christmas Items!
Get a head start on NEXT Christmas at White’s - with 50% OFF all Christmas items!!! Come on out and enjoy your savings. Here is the selection
Be Plant-Wise For The Holidays
Celebrating the holidays surrounded by beloved children and pets always makes this time of year sweeter. But the little darlings sure can get into trouble
Decorate Your Home For Thanksgiving
Nestled as it is between Halloween and Christmas, Thanksgiving sometimes gets lost in the shuffle-and, if you think about it, that really is a shame.
Poinsettias: A Worldwide Holiday Tradition
Poinsettias are a wonderful worldwide holiday tradition. In fact, next to a Christmas tree, nothing else says Christmas quite like poinsettias. Displayed alone or in
Lovely, Fragrant Paperwhite Narcissus
Paperwhite narcissus are one of the most fragrant and easiest bulbs to grow. The heavily scented, spring blooming, white trumpeted flowers can be grown both
Gardening Tips for November
Cover strawberry beds with 2″ of straw (not hay). This will protect the plants from cold and winds, control weeds and warm the soil earlier
Salt Water Damage On Lawns and Garden Beds
Salt water damage is a fact of life with many of us living so close to the ocean. A storm surge from a hurricane or