Gardening is a constantly changing hobby for many of us. When we visit garden centers, we are often not only buying plants that are familiar to us, but we are on the lookout for something new. Many private gardens have signature plants that might be a tree or shrub, or perhaps it is a plant(s) […]
Stepping outside the box
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— PostedFrom produce stands and cafés, to expanded product lines and cooking demonstrations, retail garden centers are trying novel approaches to attract new customers.
Little vanguards of the garden
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— PostedSchools and retail garden centers can help nurture a new generation of plant lovers.
Ready, set, spring!
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— PostedAfter a harsh winter in the Pacific Northwest, retail garden centers better be prepared for a rush of eager gardeners.
A night for plant nerds
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— PostedGardeners eager for spring’s arrival will rejoice when Plant Nerd Night returns for a 16th consecutive year.
Positive signs for garden centers
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— PostedRetailers are looking to build on last year’s strong sales by capitalizing on the key trends for 2017.
Trees and shrubs for fall color
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— PostedWith the Pacific Northwest’s superb growing climate, fall is a great season to plant something.
Warning about the downside to insecticides
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— PostedGardeners who use pesticides should take heed about the potential harm they could be doing to beneficial insects.
The middle number
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— PostedFertilizers high in phosphorus have surprisingly little value for some Northwest gardens.
Interest in tender perennials heats up
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— PostedBrugmansia, Lantana and other not-so-winter-hardy plants offer gardeners seasonal interest, while spurring repeat buyer sales potential.
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