Gardening Tips
Pruning Perennials
By Holly Ennist Stewart– With autumn breezes blowing the leaves off the trees and frost about to settle on the pumpkins, it’s time to start thinking about cleaning up the…
Read MorePet-friendly Houseplants
By Holly Ennist Stewart– One of the topics we are asked about most often in the greenhouse involves pets and houseplants. Customers want to know what they can bring home…
Read MoreFall is for Planting: October Gardening Tips
October is a great time to plant shrubs and trees. There is still plenty of time for them to get established before the ground freezes (which is now usually late…
Read MoreFall is for planting (bulbs, trees, shrubs and perennials)
By Glenwild Gardens Spring is when people traditionally flock to garden centers hoping to fill their yards with color and texture for the summer season. With temps holding steady and…
Read MoreGlenwild’s fall garden prep checklist
By Glenwild Gardens Summer is officially over, and although the changing leaves are stunning to watch, as they drop we’re left with a growing to-do list in the garden. At…
Read MoreBringing Houseplants back Inside for Winter
When temperatures reach the lower 50’s, many tropical plants will suffer. If you haven’t brought your plant babies in by the time the night time temps hit 50, do so…
Read MoreHouseplant Joy
With snow on the ground, a gardener is either dreaming about the spring, leafing through seed catalogs or beautifully photographed garden magazines, or focusing on the houseplants. Most likely both. …
Read MoreLate Fall in the Garden
I’m looking at my garden and deciding what else needs to be done before the freezing weather sets in for good. I’ve turned over my fountain basin, I’ve brought in…
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