Tips & Inspiration
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- Eve Hansen
- Al's Video Tips
Join Al's Second Generation owner Jack Bigej as he takes a tour of the beautiful Crape Myrtles growing at our Sherwood location (Jack's other backyard) and shows off his favorites.
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- Eve Hansen
- Al's Video Tips
Lend us an ear and you can pick up some great tips from Second Generation owner Jack Bigej about planting, growing, and of course, harvesting your corn.
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- Eve Hansen
- Al's Video Tips
Al's second generation owner talks about how best to grow his favorite fruit.
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- Laura Hammond
- From Al's Experts
There's plenty to do this time of year in the garden, but nothing better than getting to harvest the fruits of your labor!
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- Tim Mouzakis
- From Al's Experts
If you are trying to create a four season garden, it's important to think about having something in bloom throughout the year. So as your annuals start to wane, it's time for the glory days of Crape Myrtle. When the rest of us may be struggling with the heat, the Crape Myrtle actually just starts to looks its best.
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- Judy Alleruzzo
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A big colorful bouquet of Dahlias cut fresh from your garden will let everyone know that summer is in full swing. You may have your favorite type of Dahlia - from the traditional Decorative Dahlia to the unique Cactus Dahlia, there is sure to be a bloom that suits your style. Or, an array of all different kinds, sizes, and hues will really scream summer fun!
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- Eve Hansen
- Al's Video Tips
Al's head grower at our Pot-in-pot tree & shrub farm, Phillip talks about all the great varieties of blueberries we grow just for you.
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- Chad Darnell
- From Al's Experts
June may be Perennial Month, but the week of June 19 - 25 is National Pollinator Week. This is the time to celebrate pollinators and spread the word about what you can do to protect them.
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- Judy Alleruzzo
- From Al's Experts
There's nothing better than attracting pollinators to your garden. Whether it's birds, bats or bees, they each play an important role in the pollination of your garden.
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- Tim Mouzakis
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