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Winter Insect Control

Posted on January 9, 2026

During the quiet of winter, insect eggs are waiting to wreak havoc on your trees and shrubs. After they hatch in spring, infestations become much harder to control. That is why prevention is so important! Now is a great time to bundle up, get outside, and check for these destructive pests that are commonly found in yards.

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Fiddle Leaf Fig: January Houseplant Highlight

Posted on January 7, 2026

Add personality to your home or office with Ficus Lyrata! Commonly called the Fiddle Leaf fig, named for its large, fiddle/violin-shaped leaves, this plant makes a statement in any room! Besides their good looks, Fiddle Leaf Figs are also thought to bring balance, harmony, and positive energy to the home.

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Recycle Your Christmas Tree!

Posted on January 5, 2026

Not sure what to do with your tree now that the holidays are over? Most Connecticut towns have guidelines and dates for Christmas tree recycling (usually the first week or two in January).

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Live Tree Planting and Care

Posted on December 18, 2025

While picking it may seem intimidating at first, decorating a live tree and then planting it that you can enjoy for the rest of your life is simple with only a few key guidelines!

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Keep greens Fresh with Wilt-pruf

Posted on November 17, 2025

The holiday season is here! If you’re decorating with fresh greens, don’t forget to add a bottle of Wilt-Pruf to your cart! Wilt-Pruf is the best product to keep everything from Christmas trees to wreaths healthy and looking fresh all season long.

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Holiday Bulb Care

Posted on October 16, 2025

Plant your Amaryllis and Paperwhites now so you can enjoy them throughout the holiday season! Amaryllis are well known for their huge showy blooms, while Paperwhites are a great easy-care choice for fragrant flowers in a shorter time. Both these festive bulb varieties make excellent centerpieces or gifts for your friends and family. Follow these simple tips to get yours started today!

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Overwintering: Houseplants, Tropicals, Citrus, & Figs

Posted on October 6, 2025

Start transitioning your houseplants and tropicals inside for the year! While these plants enjoy being outside to soak up the sun, it’s a good idea for them to come in before temperatures drop too low. When nighttime temperatures consistently dip below 50 degrees, bring heat-loving plants indoors.

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Plant Bulbs Now for Spring Flowers

Posted on August 29, 2025

Autumn is one of the busier seasons in the garden. Not only are flowers still growing and vegetables need to be harvested, but it’s also time to plant spring bulbs!

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Winter Gardening Tips

Posted on January 5, 2024

What can you do to care for your plants during the winter? Even though many plants go into dormancy during the winter months, don’t forget about them! Here are some tips to ensure your garden will make it through the cold.

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Holiday Gift Ideas

Posted on December 5, 2025

The holiday countdown is on—have you finished your shopping yet? If not, don’t worry! Here are some fun ideas you can grab during your stop at our garden center to surprise someone this year.

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Christmas Cactus: December Houseplant Highlight

Posted on December 1, 2025

Brighten up your space during the winter months with Christmas Cactus! These easy-care, pet friendly houseplants make excellent gifts and home accents for the holiday season. Symbolizing longevity and resilience, holiday cacti are traditionally passed down for generations due to their lasting nature and ease of propagation!

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Cut Christmas Tree Care

Posted on November 18, 2025

You can’t beat the look and smell of a real tree for the holidays… but how do you take care of it? When you bring your perfect tree home, be sure to follow these simple but important steps to keep it healthy through the new year!

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