Our plant nursery carries a wider variety of plants and trees than you'll find in the chain stores. Our tree nursery includes a large variety of trees and more large trees that you'll find at other plant nurseries. We have our own growing facility, so most plants are Texas-grown. Native...
The answer is simple--use transplants of these crops. Healthy transplants of recommended varieties are now available at local nurseries. Crops such as cucumber, okra, cantaloupe, squash, turnips, and watermelon can be planted by seeding directly into the garden area. Wait until later this mont...
Landmark Wholesale Nurseries 1 "Bought 26 shrubs and made the mistake of letting them help pull without verifying. Was 3 short in the end and of course couldn't get my product from them so I'm out $100 bucks worth of product..." Joseph D. Landmark Nursery 2 "Great place to buy p...
Bt. is sold in local nurseries as Thuricide, Dipel, Bactus, Biological Worm Control, Leptox, SOK, Novabac or Tribacture. To be effective Bt. needs to be handled properly. Bt. is a naturally occurring pathogen that is biodegradable in the environment. Exposure to sunlight may cause Bt. ...
I have to tell you how PLEASED I was today when I received my order. Every year I can't wait to get started on my yard and the nurseries in my area don't have anything yet. So every I foolishly order on line and get lousy one inch plants in the mail. Well, I was so pleased...
Knowledge of the role of founding population size in population establishment and growth, while being a fundamental aspect of an invasion, could also (1) reveal the importance of phytosanitation practices against CMBS, including in nurseries growing crapemyrtles that may be the source of many satel...
Successful forest restoration requires planting quality seedlings with optimal growth potential. Thus, nurseries need to produce seedlings with plant attri
Chinese wisteria(W. sinensis)andJapanese wisteria(W. floribunda)are non-native, invasive species, so we do not recommend them for North American gardens, despite the fact that they are regularly sold at nurseries and garden centers. They are hardy in Zones 5 to 9 and are capable of growing...
planting. Our winters are not cold enough to trigger the biological clock to initiate the tall stems and good, colorful blooms. Do not freeze the bulbs and plant them as soon as they are removed from storage or all your efforts will be in vain. Some nurseries are offering pre-chilled ...
But what about the Bartlett? That is the one which everyone knows and buys in the grocery -- and all the nurseries have them! Right on all counts! But Bartlett is the most susceptible of all pear varieties to fire blight. Plant it and watch it die. ...