Water
Plants
We are your water gardening experts. We carry a large
variety of water plants to choose from. Most are in one
gallon size pots and include water lilies, floating clover,
spike rush, parrots feather, horsetail, umbrella plant,
tiny cattail, and many more. Most grow great in the sun,
but some prefer the shade.
The
pond is built and the waterfall flowing now comes one of
the most satisfying aspects
of having a pond, adding the water plants. Most pond owners
will be amazed at the many plant varieties available for
water gardening. The choices range from the queen of the
water garden, the water lily, to graceful rushes and grasses.
In addition gardeners will rejoice, when unlike most plants
that need good drainage to survive the water plants can
thrive right in the water, with the roots completely submerged.
Read
more in our "Water Plants" article...
Organic
Lawn Food
Trying
to cut down on the use of synthetic fertilzers on you
lawn? Well now you can keep it green and healthy organically. ‘E.B.
Stone’ Natures Green Lawn Food is just what you
have been looking for. It is the only organic lawn food
We have come across. The best part is it works. We have
been using on our lawn here at the nursery, and seeing
is believing. It feeds for a longer period than synthetics,
so you don’t have to use it as often. It contains
mychorizae so it actually improves the condition of the
soil.
On
Sale! at the
Golden Gecko
Weeping
Willow
15
gallon Weeping Willow trees regular $69.99 now $49.99,
a savings of $20. These trees are 8’tall plus
and grow very quickly. Classic stream or pond tree.
Regularly
$69.99 Now $49.99
Garden
Calendar - June

Our
Online
Garden Calendar lets you know what you should
be doing in your garden this month to keep everything
happy and healthy.
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Even though fuchsias are in shade and watered,
I don't know what else to do in very hot weather.
I lost some last year and want to protect our new
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On your Fall
Perennial page, there is a picture
of a blue type of flower at the bottom of the page. What
is the name of that perennial?
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I planted 58 Italian Cypress 5 years ago in my
yard. Every spring some of them die. This
spring I have lost 14 so far. Any ideas what
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soil in Lincoln?
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