by Platt Hill Nursery | Jul 17, 2023 | Lawn & Garden, DIY/How to, Newbie Gardener
An abundance of insects is a natural sign of a healthy and biodiverse garden. Sometimes, however, these garden guests can quickly become pests, damaging our plants and ruining our crops. It’s every gardener’s job to keep an eye out for potential nuisances...
by Platt Hill Nursery | Jun 5, 2023 | Lawn & Garden, DIY/How to, Newbie Gardener
Are you wondering what kind of fertilizer to use in your yard and garden? You’re not alone! With so many choices out there, it’s hard to know what’s best for your specific plants. But with a little knowledge, you can make well-informed decisions...
by Platt Hill Nursery | May 29, 2023 | Lawn & Garden, DIY/How to, Newbie Gardener
Eco-friendly gardening is more than just a buzzword; it’s a practical landscaping approach that brings earth-friendly living and superior all-around gardening techniques to your outdoor space. With sustainable methods, you can reduce your workload, save money,...
by Platt Hill Nursery | May 25, 2023 | DIY/How to, Lawn & Garden, Newbie Gardener, Outdoor Living, Trees & Shrubs
Lilacs are timeless symbols of spring, and the fragrant shrubs are a welcome addition to any garden. With an infinite variety of colors, shapes, and sizes, lilacs bring sweet scents and vibrant colors to any outdoor space. In this blog post, we will explore the beauty...
by Platt Hill Nursery | May 4, 2023 | Annuals, Lawn & Garden, Newbie Gardener
As the garden wakes up in the spring, many annuals are already in bloom and ready to provide flowers for bare spots in the garden. Like paint for the landscape artist, we can use them to bring color and fragrance wherever we choose. Whether in containers, between...
by Platt Hill Nursery | Apr 10, 2023 | DIY/How to, Lawn & Garden, Newbie Gardener
The wavering weather of late winter and early spring always comes with uncertainty. Just as we start to think that the warmer weather is here to stay, a blast of cold can suddenly come through overnight, taking the unsuspecting gardener by surprise. Our inconsistent...
