What should you put in containers, window boxes, and beds to make them last all spring and summer, and maybe even into early fall? Here are our top picks.
Let us know when you’d like them to be ready for pick up, and we’ll do the dirty work for you!
Heidi teaches us how to make your own spring containers with bulbs, pansies, and violas.
"This led me down the path to LECA (lightweight expanded clay aggregate), an inorganic growing medium," writes Heather, Rolling Green Nursery's houseplant connoisseur.
Find out what Proven Winners chose for their 2021 National Recipes and Plants of the Year.
Love warm colors? Reds, yellows, corals, and coppers? Learn how to choose warm-toned plants for your porch containers this Spring.
Great advice on how to make simple spring containers for spring. Find lots of great colorful annuals to choose from at Rolling Green Nursery.
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Beth Simpson walks us through some of our bagged soils and composts here at Rolling Green Nursery.
Get tips on proper bulb planting, and ways to deter garden pests.
Perfect for container gardening, hydrangeas take center stage with long lasting color. These stars are the quintessential elegance of summer. Big, bold flowers strike a pose all by themselves. In order for these shrubs to sustain container life in New England, the soil preparation, watering and overwintering required are very different than hydrangeas...
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