Posted by Tammy Jensen at 12:40 PM 0 Comments If you want to store bulbs or tubers over the winter, wait keep the plants outside till they have had a light frost. Once frost has blackened the foliage, dig out the bulbs and tubers.Carefully remove as much soil as you can. Cut off the remaining leaves to 2-3 inches and split. Let the bulbs dry for 7-10 days in a warm, frost free enviroment that is well vented. After this remove all remaining soil ,making sure they are dry. Then dust the tubers and bulbs with sulphur or bulb dust. Store bulbs in vermiculite or dry peat moss in a cool well ventila ..read more

10:47 AM 0 Comments Tree Bands need to be in place by the end of September or before a hard frost.  These bands will stop the wingless adult female cankerworms from laying their eggs in the tree’s crown.  The bands are made for foil faced insulation and a sticky substance called Sticky Foot.  You also reapply the Sticky Foot before March 15th.  This will control spring cankerworms. Cut a piece of fil faced insulation that will go around the entire circumference of your tree at 1.5 meters (4-5ft ) from the ground. Place the insulation side on the bark, with the foil facing o ..read more

8:30 AM 0 Comments                                                                Height:  12 feet     Spread:  7 feet An early bloomer with large dark red to black cherries that are sweet and slightly astringent; fruit matures in late summer to early fall and excellent for fresh eating and processing; vigorous and hardy, pruned to a single stem. Height:  12 feet     Spread:  8 feet A cr ..read more

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Posted by Tammy Jensen at If  you drop by the garden center or send an email to  info@jensennursery.com we can help you with any questions you may have.  More information on Rage Plus - 10:14 AM 0 Comments ..read more

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Apply Turkey Trot as an organic fall fertilizer.  Turkey Trot is a granular, organic fertilizer that will build up in your soil, improving it year by year.   It can be used in gardens, flower beds and on the lawn.  A little goes a long way. A 5 kg bag is equal to half a  cubic yard of manure. Rake and clean up all leaves and debris from lawn. Top-dress and over seed to improve the appearance of your lawn. Cut the grass short to a height of 2 ½” at the end of October. A lower height will help soil dry more quickly in the spring. This will also help prevent vole damage ..read more

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4:27 PM 0 Comments  is the perefect way to get some ideas. Our new 2022 Catalog's are now ready!  Plants will start arriving in May, once this snow is gone. Our greenhouse is filled with houseplants, tropicals, herbs and annuals.  If you have any questions just give us a call or email Posted by Tammy Jensen at ..read more

Posted by Tammy Jensen at When: It’s a great time to start planning you vegetable garden and gathering your supplies to start seeding inside.  The best time to seed inside is Mid March to April. Refer to our for the best time for seeding vegetables and herbs. For flower seeds, just check on the package how many weeks to seed before the last frost. Then you can count back from May 24th.  should I be starting you ask.  The best ones are Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Leeks, Kohlrabi, Peppers and tomatoes.  You can try other seeds but most will germinate and establish quite q ..read more