Laceleaf Japanese Maples
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Protect From Cold
Nighttime temperatures are still chilly! Protect summer annuals, hanging baskets and warm weather vegetables until overnight lows are 55 degrees F or higher.
If you don’t have a greenhouse, gently cover plants with sheets, blankets, tarps or upside-down containers. Use a support to keep fabric off plants. Leave plants uncovered during the day but cover them before sundown to trap warm air inside overnight. You can also use Harvest Guard, a lightweight insulation that lets sun, air and water through. It can be kept over plants night and day until warm temperatures arrive.
Warm season vegetables include: beans, corn, cucumbers, eggplant, melon, peppers, pumpkin, squash, tomatoes and tomatillos.
Summer vegetables starts are arriving weekly.
Protect warm season vegetables from cold nights until overnight temperatures are at least 55 degrees F. This includes beans, corn, cucumbers, eggplant, melon, peppers, squash and tomatoes.
Summer annuals for borders, beds and building your own containers. More varieties coming every week!
Protect summer annuals from cold nights until overnight lows are at least 55 degrees F.
Our gorgeous hanging baskets and mixed containers for sun and shade have arrived!
Protect your hanging baskets from cold nights until overnight lows are at least 55 degrees F.
Our greenhouse is packed with a huge selection of summer perennials for sun and shade. New items arriving weekly.
Spring is the perfect time to plant trees and shrubs. See our Planting & Watering Instructions to help you make sure your plants get off to a great start.
When daytime temperatures are consistently above 54 degrees F, it’s time to set out mason bees. Read our page on Mason Bee Care for more information.
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