08 Apr
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Gardeners get excited about worm poop, or "castings." Why get so excited about it, you ask? Well, get ready for this.
07 Apr
We are in love with this blog and book by Duane Pancoast, the Geriatric Gardener.
30 Mar
Heidi teaches us how to make your own spring containers with bulbs, pansies, and violas.
30 Mar
You have two important guides when you're assessing if it's okay to plant: is your ground thawed and workable, and when is your average last frost date?
29 Mar
Many people find raised beds are an easier way to grow vegetables, herbs, edibles, and flowers.
24 Mar
As the seasons turn from winter to spring you may have some home maintenance tasks to accomplish. It's time to get your yard ready for spring!
18 Mar
Gardeners love salt marsh hay because its salt content resists rotting, it doesn't smother plants, and it's not weedy. Find it here at Rolling Green Nursery.
17 Mar
When planting bulbs for earl spring blooms, you have three main options.
09 Mar
Have you heard the term "forcing blooms"? It's a trick eager gardeners use in early spring when they're chomping at the bit to see some colorful blooms
05 Mar
Here are our favorite early pollinator plants that you can plant in your New England garden.
01 Mar
Love warm colors? Reds, yellows, corals, and coppers? Learn how to choose warm-toned plants for your porch containers this Spring.
01 Mar
Every year, we have new and unusual Paeonia (Peonies) in stock, as well as a tried and true classics. See our Peonies for 2021.
25 Feb
Great advice on how to make simple spring containers for spring. Find lots of great colorful annuals to choose from at Rolling Green Nursery.
22 Feb
There is always something to be done in the garden. We hope this early spring garden checklist list will help get you off on the right foot this season. Happy growing!
23 Jun
Steve put together some advice on how to water your plants correctly -- especially newly installed ones.