por Platt Hill Nursery | May 9, 2022 | Lawn & Garden, Bricolaje/Cómo hacerlo, Jardinero Novato
If you’re looking for a hardy perennial with stunning color and a spreading growth pattern, look no further! Creeping phlox is a favorite in many gardens because of its versatility and low maintenance. It has gorgeous blooms that last most of the season and comes in...
por Platt Hill Nursery | Abr 25, 2022 | Bricolaje/Cómo hacerlo, Landscaping, Lawn & Garden, Jardinero Novato
After a long winter, our lawns need help perking up for spring! Tackling your lawn care early in the spring is a great way to get the foundation of your yard into shape so that you can focus on your plants and vegetables, and get to relaxing! Here is everything you...
por Platt Hill Nursery | Abr 18, 2022 | Bricolaje/Cómo hacerlo, Lawn & Garden, Jardinero Novato, Outdoor Living
Gardeners everywhere always have to contend with the last frost. Based on historical records, every place has a date beyond which frost will likely not occur. But sometimes, the weather has other plans! Here’s how to navigate the last frost date, and how to prepare...
por Platt Hill Nursery | Abr 4, 2022 | Verduras & hierbas, Bricolaje/Cómo hacerlo, Jardinero Novato
In nature, plants grow in communities, but we often treat them as individuals in our gardens. When we learn how to grow them together, we can take advantage of their natural harmonies, boost the strength of each plant, and make our whole garden sing. Here’s a guide to...
por Platt Hill Nursery | Mar 21, 2022 | Bricolaje/Cómo hacerlo, Jardinero Novato, Verduras & hierbas
No yard or balcony is too small to grow vegetables! Even if you don’t have an outdoor space, there are still ways to grow fresh, home-grown food. Here’s how to grow veggies in any urban setting, including small yards, balconies, and indoors. How to Make the...
por Platt Hill Nursery | Mar 14, 2022 | Lawn & Garden, Bricolaje/Cómo hacerlo, Jardinero Novato
As long as we’re growing lawns and gardens, we’ll always have to deal with weeds. The question is: how? Ideally, it’s best to beat them before they even grow, either through proactive maintenance, or pre-emergent herbicides. By starting these methods in the spring,...
