Permeable driveways are driveways that allow water to drain through them as opposed to your traditional asphalt driveways. This can be achieved in a lot of different ways, but typically the cheapest and easiest way to create one of these driveways is with pavers. First, there is a layer of crushed rocks and sand that is laid and tamped down for filtration. Then, the pavers are installed on top. The cracks in between the pavers allow water to seep down and the layer of rocks and sand then handle the filtration part of the process. It’s a simple and straightforward design that works. You mig ..read more

While our team is constantly implementing the latest best industry practices to produce the best products possible, every now and then something comes along that feels like a big change instead of incremental improvement. This Spring is one such moment: we are changing our standard growing media from a traditional peat-based mix to PittMoss. This innovative potting media makes for better plants and more sustainable production. Let’s walk through why PittMoss has become such an integral part of our operation and how it benefits our plants, our customers, and the Earth. A Leap Towards Water ..read more

It’s Spring! Time to get active outside in your gardens. Where should you start? There are a few things you can do right away and a few things that you can plan to do as the temperature warms up. Greenstreet Gardens is here to help. Our motto is Success Grows Here! We stock many of the plants and products that will ensure you have success getting the tasks on your Spring Checklist completed with ease. To get started If you want to grow some of your own vegetables or flowers, it’s time to plant your seeds indoors. Greenstreet has Jump Start Germination Stations with heat mats that create th ..read more

In recent years there has been an increasing trend of pollinator friendly plants being pushed into the public eye. This push has mainly come from concern about the dropping population of our very needed pollinators. The primary of these being bees (of course). It’s hard to put a number on how many colonies of bees have died but there is one consensus on the matter. It’s a lot. This is no secret to anyone and is a growing issue of concern. There are a few things we can do on a personal level to help in our own gardens. The first and most important thing is first is to plant some of the poll ..read more

If there’s one thing I can’t stand, it’s the post-Winter mess I find in my yard in every year. I get excited with the warmer weather, but the sticks and leaves covering the ground always put a damper on the coming Spring. Everything is always a little messy around my house in March (inside and out), and I know I’m far from the only person who goes through this every year. That’s why having Spring cleanups done by a professional landscaping crew is common around the neighborhood every year as we get into springtime. I have enough spring cleaning to do inside the house so it’s just easier to ..read more

In Greenpaws at Greenstreet Gardens, the bagged treats are organized by Training Treats, Biscuits, and Chews.  What makes Greenpaws treats different?  It depends on how you plan to use them with your dog.  Training Treats  Training treats are just that. Treats that are used when you’re teaching your dog to perform a specific behavior.   They are higher in protein; therefore, making them of greater value and highly desirable.  Some are smaller to reward more frequently, such as Tricky Trainers, by Cloud Star.  We stock freeze-dried raw products, i ..read more

2024 Philadelphia Flower Show Bus Trip Ticket Policy Cancellation/Refund Policy: If the participant cancels more than 21 days prior to the departure date (February 13th at 5:00 pm), a full refund will be issued. If the participant cancels less than 21 days prior to the departure date (February 13th at 5:00 pm), but more than 7 days prior to the departure date (February 27th at 5:00 pm), a $75 store credit will be issued. If the participant cancels less than 7 days prior to the departure date (February 27th at 5:00 pm), no refund will be issued.   Inclement Weather Policy If incle ..read more

Put the screens aside: with school out of the way, the Christmas break is the perfect time for kids to play, make crafts, and explore the natural world around them. Here are some fun activity ideas to help you keep your kids active, outdoors, and creative this holiday season!  Make Your Own Wrapping Paper  Why buy wrapping paper when you can make your own? Give your kids a canvas of blank newsprint and let them color away with their favorite finger paints, crayons, and colored pencils. Ask them to conjure up their own Christmas patterns, or simply let their imaginations run r ..read more

When you’re as popular as poinsettias, you’re sure to generate a rumor or two. For centuries, people have thought poinsettias were poisonous to pets and children. As it turns out, however, they’re far safer than we realize. This guide will help debunk a few common poinsettia myths and show you the toxic and not-so-toxic truth behind a few other popular holiday plants!      Myth 1: Poinsettias are poisonous for pets and children  In 1910, a child died after reportedly eating poinsettia leaves. Even though poinsettias were never proven as the cause, it still inspired ..read more

When most plants are hibernating and our days are the darkest, the Christmas cactus, also known as Schlumbergera, blooms with bright pink, red, white, and yellow petals. These flowers are a highlight of Christmas and brighten our homes well into January and sometimes even February. Although they’re simple to take care of, it’s important to get the details right, so you can ensure successful blooming and enjoy them as a healthy houseplant year-round!  Not Your Average Cactus  Due to their pointy leaves, this plant has garnered the name “cactus,” but don’t let that fool you. Th ..read more