December has arrived, and New England Nurseries is alive with holiday magic!   Customers are filling their carts with wreaths, trees, and...

Dig Up and Clean Bulbs Timing: Dig up tender bulbs (e.g., dahlias, cannas, gladiolus) after the first light frost when the foliage begins...

Did you know that some plants require a period of cold in order to thrive?  Thus, they are best planted in the fall.  The process is...

New England Nurseries’ Monthly Gardening Guide:  November The cold weather is starting to creep in, but it's not too late to finish your...

Blooms & Beyond:  Insights from New England Nurseries October 2024    Sweater-weather is quickly approaching.  But, before you pack up...

Our September blog focuses on early fall lawn care & garden tasks, porch pots, Sunflower Facts, & fall-blooming plants.

For July, guest-blogger Mia Brown wrote a fantastic post about drought-tolerant plants, meadow gardening, butterfly facts, and marigolds!

This month we cover timely gardening tasks, sun and heat-loving perennials, edible landscaping, and Camellia sinensis, 'the mother of tea'.

This month we are looking at our monthly tasks, easy-care shrubs, small-space gardening, and electric bees.

April is for pruning and preparing garden beds. We'll talk about easy vegetables, the health benefits of gardening, and plant speak.

Our first Blooms & Beyond Blog post will focus solely on seed-starting.