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Tag Archives: Gardening
How To Perfectly Plant Your Newly Adopted Plant!
Congratulations! You’ve done the hardest part, selecting a plant that makes you the happiest and will survive in your area! Now, for the fun stuff, getting your knees dirty and playing in the soil. Here is our in depth guide … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening Basics October 7, 2014
Tagged Advice, Digging a Hole, Evergreens, Gardening, Greenville Gardening, How To Plant, perennials, Planting Tips, shrubs, trees
Is your curb appealing?
Curb Appeal, do you have it? Part One Of A Two Part Series “A man’s house is his castle; and while he is quiet, he is as well guarded as a prince in his castle.” Deep words from 250 (or … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening Basics September 30, 2014
Tagged Curb Appeal, Gardening, South Pleasantburg Nursery, yard renovations
Don’t Be A Whack Job, Learn How To Dead Head and Trim Back Annuals Properly
Its summer, its hot, and you’re probably shaking your head at how your annuals that you worked so hard to pick out are doing. Summer time heat plus lack of constant moisture can leave your annuals stretched out to the … Continue reading
Root Bound – A Story Of A Girdled Houseplant
(don’t have time to read – check out the YouTube – The Cabin Fever House Plant Blues) “Help Me!” it cried from the corner of the living room. “Please, somebody help me! I’m struggling to survive, I can’t help myself!” … Continue reading
There Is A Way, Around Clay That Is!
Clay soil is problematic. It is sticky, heavy, wet and stinky making it tough to work with. It is slow to drain after a storm, slow to warm in the spring and difficult for plant root to penetrate. Continue reading
Posted in Gardening Basics September 8, 2012
Tagged Garden Centers, Gardening, Greenville SC, how to garden in clay soil, How To Plant, Tost
Curb Enthusiasm – – Part Two Of Our Series
Now, are you guilty? Is your curb unattractive? Do your neighbors scoff as they pass by your house? We’ve got some solutions! Part two of this series will focus on HOW to utilize what you have and make a few … Continue reading
Composting Doesn’t Stink As Much As You Might Think! Part Two Of A Three Part Series
ALRIGHT, you’ve talked me into it now what can I put in this contraption? I’m glad you’re considering composting. Not only is it a lot more gratifying than you might thing, its also very good for the environment. Every time … Continue reading
