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Inspect your houseplants regularly for pests.

 

Winter has finally arrived...

Now's the time to attract wild bird visitors--
but what about the bears?
Try the 'Hot Pepper' suet. We've heard eye-witness accounts from customers who saw a bear go after their suet only to spit it out and never return!
 
Select Lyric Specialty Blends to Attract the Most Wild Birds
 
Seeds and Seed-starting Supplies
Now's the time to browse and select your favorites among our hundreds of seed choices:

Annual Flowers

Perennial Flowers

Organic Vegetables

Traditional Vegetables

We have selections from familiar and specialty seedhouses:
Sutton's, Burpee, Botanical Interest, Renee's Garden Seeds, High Mowing Seeds and more.

It's mostly too early to start your planting but not your PLANNING!

We have seeding trays, small and large peat pots, marking sticks, bean and pea inoculant. Get your supplies so you're ready.


Click for the Step-by-step Seed Starting Basics

   
 
Upcoming Seminars
Saturday, February 11

10 a.m.
Home Composting Made Easy!
Presented by the Center for EcoTechnology,
made possible by funding from USDA Rural Development


Before faced with spring yard clean-up, have a plan for all that organic waste. Aric Brown, CET Outreach Specialist-Recycling, will explain the process of composting and how to make yours successful. It's an important waste-reducing, energy and cost-saving activity! FREE

Sunday February 26
2 p.m.
Tips for Jump-starting Your Gardens

with Kerry Ann Mendez, Perennially Yours

Ramp up your garden's performance this summer! Kerry covers key steps to do in April, May, and June that will reap magnificent, lower-maintenance gardens. Topics include fertilizers, mulches, pruning, plant choices, weed control, deer and rabbit repellants, and more. Plan to ask your nagging gardening questions and get the answers before another season begins. FREE
Click Here to Register Online for Any Event at Ward's--

Kerry Ann Mendez
   
 
The Greenhouse Loaded Herbs, Tropicals, Orchids, & foliage
Paperwhites

Amaryllis

Dish Gardens

Herbs

Come choose your perfect
color and size.

We have beautiful
flowers for you.

Visit our Tips Page for 'General Winter Plant Care' to keep flowers looking good
Specific Tips for Poinsettia

   
 
Gift Cards are Available for Your Favorite Gardener - Order Online!
We can hold your gift here for your recipient
mail it to your recipient,
or mail it to you. We're happy to help:

Just Click at Left Above or

Click Here for Order Form.

   
 
Indoor Care for Houseplants & Tropicals
Regularly inspect plants for pests or signs of stress, like yellowing leaves or browning edges.

Keep plants in a cool spot where you can keep humidity high.

Don't feed until days start getting longer and brighter, usually late February.


More Steps on Houseplant Care

Abutilon
   
 
Grow Your Own Blueberries & Tree Fruits
It tastes best from your backyard. Consider starting a small orchard or blueberry patch to assure access to great fruit at it's peak.

You'll want to plant a variety of blueberries to get good pollination. In addition to fruit, the blueberry has multi-season interest with bell-like spring flowers similar to lily-of-the valley and vibrant red fall color. Ward's also offers peach, apple, pear, cherry, plum and apricot trees!

Link to More information on Specific Care Requirements.

Blueberries Ripen in July
   
 
 



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