Let’s Talk Tulips
Parkview Nursery Blog
by Makenzie Merritt
2M ago
As the weather gets cooler, in the planting world, we start thinking about spring! Planting in the fall combines cool temperatures and warm soils, providing your plants with the perfect start for spring growth. When it comes to tulips, this is the only time to plant! Tulips provide spring color well before most annuals can ..read more
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October Lawn & Garden Checklist
Parkview Nursery Blog
by Makenzie Merritt
2M ago
It’s time for garden enthusiasts to shift their focus towards fall preparations. This season offers the opportunity to nurture your outdoor space, ensuring it remains healthy and beautiful throughout the colder months and into the next year. Our experts have compiled their best tips for your lawn, garden, and perennials to help you create a ..read more
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Mums Day Out
Parkview Nursery Blog
by Makenzie Merritt
2M ago
As the mornings grow cooler, it’s time to get rid of your tired summer annuals and make room for vibrant blooms of fall mums. Our fall mums have been a highlight for both our customers and us. Like our homegrown spring and summer annuals, our fall mums are grown right here under our watchful eye ..read more
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September Lawn and Garden Checklist
Parkview Nursery Blog
by Makenzie Merritt
2M ago
Summer may be ending but the cool month of September reminds us that there’s still plenty of gardening left to enjoy before winter kicks in. See what tips you can add to keep your landscape beautiful and healthy. Lawns Continue mowing your lawn as needed. Keep the mowing height to 2.5-3 inches. In mid-October, you ..read more
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Taming the Wild
Parkview Nursery Blog
by Makenzie Merritt
4M ago
Native plants have been a hot topic for several years. Natives can withstand drought, heat, and winter cold dormancy and will spread and reseed independently. While natives seem to answer every gardener’s prayers, sometimes they’re not the right plant for the urban landscape. The downfall of natives is the excessive spreading, unattractive flowers or foliage ..read more
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August Lawn & Garden Checklist
Parkview Nursery Blog
by Makenzie Merritt
4M ago
Embrace the dog days of summer with a renewed focus on your lawn and garden. This month is all about nurturing and enhancing your outdoor display by ensuring your landscape continues to flourish throughout the late summer with tips from our experts. Garden Enjoy the fruits of your labor. Remember to pick plants clean of ..read more
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The Art of Outdoor Living
Parkview Nursery Blog
by Makenzie Merritt
5M ago
More families are now choosing to spend quality time in their yards throughout the spring, summer, and fall. This growing trend of gardening has led to the creation of backyard oases, whether it’s a fully landscaped pool and patio area or a tranquil spot to unwind with a book. Regardless of the size of your ..read more
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The Cool Side of Gardening
Parkview Nursery Blog
by Makenzie Merritt
6M ago
There are numerous plants that do well in the sun, but there are fewer that prosper in the shade. Shade-loving plants thrive with four hours or less of direct sunlight. Typically, we plant shade plants on the east and north side of houses, as well as under trees. If your spot receives the hot afternoon ..read more
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June Lawn & Gardening Checklist
Parkview Nursery Blog
by Makenzie Merritt
6M ago
The warm temps of June have arrived, and this checklist is just what you need to keep your garden thriving throughout the season! Now that all the hard work that comes with planting is done, it’s time to enjoy our efforts and maintain. Read on for a few of the remaining tasks left on our ..read more
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Dear, Avid Gardener
Parkview Nursery Blog
by Makenzie Merritt
7M ago
Container gardening has been a staple of gardening for many years. Many gardeners will literally plant into anything they find, such as shoes, buckets, cowboy hats- I’ve been known to plant into old baseball gloves. Whatever container you use, remember that there a few “rules” to follow! Container gardening will only be as successful as ..read more
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