Newsletters
Spring Sunshine – April 2011
What a wild and wet March we all had. Rain, wind, and cold. Though many of your trees and plants started to pop some blooms it seemed short-lived as the weather put them back to sleep. But now it’s starting to seem like Winter might finally be leaving, if this past week is any indication. We certainly hope so!
With the Sun warming not only the ground but our spirits as well, getting yourself out of the house and into the yard and garden is now at the top of list. We’ve spent the last month preparing some fresh ideas and inspiration for you to take a look at here at our Nursery. We have many new plants, shrubs, pottery, and premium nursery flowers, so stop on by and look around. We’re looking forward to seeing you soon!
~ The Staff at Green Valley Nursery & Landscape
Hold the Veggies
Springtime unearths a yearning for new beginnings. Transforming acts often take place in the guise of cleaning up debris, shedding unnecessary layers and spreading seeds. As tempting and convincing as the weather may be, there is one thing savvy gardeners must adamantly adhere to in April; and that is holding off on planting vegetables.
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Bloom, Bloom, Bloom!!! – March 2011
For you “late bloomers” out there, March is a fantastic month to get out of the house and into your yard to do spruce-ups and clean-ups, and to start thinking about bringing some color back. In this month’s newsletter we’ll help you with some key ideas about flowers, growing them and keeping them healthy and strong.
Of course, when it’s time to begin creating a whole new garden of paradise, come on down to our nursery for some fresh ideas and inspiration. We have many new plants, shrubs, pottery, and premium nursery flowers arriving daily, so stop on in and take a look around.
A Gardener’s Best Friend!Insects are usually found sucking juices out of plants. An easy remedy is simply introducing ladybugs to your garden. It’s said that if one lands on you, it brings good luck and fortune, perhaps the ladybug charm is extended to the garden. They are extremely beneficial for home use, consuming up to 50-60 aphids a day and many other small insects.
You can find ladybugs year round at Green Valley Nursery & Landscape. Banish unwanted insects without using chemical pesticides. By keeping aphids under control, plants have a better chance at growing healthy and producing flowers, More >
