What's New

It's September 2008 and - -No, our plants do not look tired.  Our plants look as good now as they did at the start of the season; a lot of times even better, since most of our trees and shrubs are growing in the ground and have been hand watered all year.  Our selection of trees, shrubs and evergreens is also very good - - we do not need to do a year end clearance sale to get rid of inferior stock.  So after you have shopped around, stop in at our Nursery and see what quality plants look like.

Joe and Steve are staying very busy with designing for Fall 2008 plantings, but there is still time to contact us to get on their schedule yet this year.  Don't hesitate, give us a call and we can help you get a jump start on the beautification of your yard.

Weather allowing, we plan to continue with fall plantings and cleanups until the end of November / early December.

Fall is a great time to plant.  Days are shorter, the ground is generally more moist, stress on plants is less and the amount of time you need to water your new plants is reduced.  Substantial root growth will occur in late fall, so even if leaves have fallen off of trees and shrubs, roots will continue to grow until the ground freezes.  Keeping this in mind, trees and shrubs can be planted well into November.  Evergreens should be planted no later than approximately 1 month before the ground freezes, so they should be in the ground by mid-late October.

Stop on in and let us show you how to get a jump start on next years beauty!