Posts Tagged "roses"

Spring Checklist
Spring is the busiest time in your garden, and it can be easy to miss some important tasks that you’ll kick yourself for later. But good news! This spring checklist is customized for you—gardening in the New England climate—and it’s what we follow to keep our own gardens in tip-top shape to enjoy for months to […]
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Fall; To Prune or not to Prune?
Winter is coming- not just for Game of Thrones, but for your garden too. And like many people at the first sign of cold, you’re off and ready to prepare for the worst of it- raking, mulching, composting, and of course, pruning, right? Well, hold on just a second. While cutting back your perennials after […]
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Stop and Smell the Roses
Do you love roses but are stuck with limited space? Is your rose collection growing faster than your raised beds? Container roses are a great solution for gardeners short on space or those who want the freedom to move their roses around. They give you the option of having roses wherever you want them. So whether you […]
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Knockout Summer Color
Customers routinely ask me for something that blooms all summer long with low maintenance. I usually push colorful annuals or long blooming perennials. But what to suggest to folks who want to plant something and walk away? I suggest my “go to plant” for full sun: the Knockout series of roses! Eyes go wide when […]
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