Here is the list of the tomato varieties we are growing for the 2024 season. We grow both heirloom and other varieties, and a variety of sizes for snacking, sandwiches, and more. Determinate means the plant has a predetermined genetic quality, and more of a bush habit, great for container gardens. Indeterminate means it continues to grow, set flowers, and fruit until frost.  We also carry tomato cages and plant stakes to support the plants as they grow. 2024 Tomato Varieties Abraham Lincoln Amish Paste Arkansas Traveler Beefmaster Beefsteak Bellatrix Better Boy Better Bush Hybr ..read more

Here is the list of the pepper varieties we are growing for the 2024 season. Please remember that peppers and tomatoes are best planted after the last frost. If you purchase them before the air and ground temperatures have warmed up, take precautionand watch the low temperatures at night. Bring them in your garage, or house, cover them  with empty milk cartons or make a "fort" for them with stakes and a sheet overnight. Be sure to take them back outside and uncover them in the morning. 2024 Varieties Alliance Habanero Primero Red Armageddon Holy Mole Aruba Hungarian Hot Baron (Red Beauty ..read more

If you yearn for a touch of that retro vibe, look no further than the spider plant, a houseplant icon since the sixties. Beyond their nostalgic appeal, these easy-going plants offer beauty, health benefits and are great for both rookie or veteran gardeners. Appearance: Spider plants boast sword-shaped leaves that arch gracefully from the central rosette. The most common variety, Chlorophytum comosum, features vibrant green foliage, while others flaunt stripes of creamy white or gold, adding a touch of whimsy. Tiny plantlets, aptly named "spiderettes," dangle from the mother plant li ..read more

Our houseplant series continues, this week, as we focus on one of the most classic houseplants, pothos. The pothos, also known as devil's ivy, is easy to are for whether you're a seasoned plant parent or just starting your indoor plant collection, the pothos is a perfect choice. Appearance:  This tropical vine boasts heart-shaped leaves with trailing habits, making it great for a potted indoor plant or in a hanging basket. Care: This plant thrives on neglect! It tolerates a wide range of light conditions, from bright indirect light to low-light corners. It d ..read more

Our houseplant series continues, this week, as we focus on the ZZ plant. The ZZ plant, also known as the Zanzibar Gem or Eternity Plant, is a popular houseplant prized for its easy care and elegant appearance. Native to Eastern Africa, this tropical perennial thrives in both low light and drought conditions, making it perfect for beginner plant parents and busy individuals.  Appearance: The ZZ plant boasts distinctive foliage, with glossy, deep green leaves that emerge as lime green shoots. These oval-shaped leaves grow in clusters along thick, upright stems,&nbs ..read more

Our houseplant series continues, this week, as we focus on the polka dot plant. The polka dot plant, or Hypoestes phyllostachya, is a houseplant native to South Africa, Madagascar, and Southeast Asia. It's prized for its stunning foliage, adorned with a mesmerizing pattern of colorful spots that resemble polka dots, hence its name. Appearance: The most common type of polka dot plant features deep green leaves speckled with cheerful pink spots. However, this versatile plant offers a surprising range of color combinations. You can find varieties with spots in white, red, purple ..read more

Our houseplant series continues, this week, taking a closer look at the snake plant or sansevieria. The snake plant, with its upright, sword-like leaves, is a popular houseplant for its low-maintenance nature and striking appearance. Here's a deep dive into the world of this fascinating succulent: Appearance: The stiff, upright leaves of snake plants can grow anywhere from six inches to several feet tall, depending on the variety. Their vibrant green color is often accented with bands or stripes of yellow, cream, or silver. The plant's architectural form adds a t ..read more

With our gardening limited to indoors during the next few months, let's take a look at some of the best houseplants around. Peace lilies are up first in this series, as they're so easy to care for, they have additional health benefits, as well as beautiful flowers. Here's a little bit about them: Appearance: Peace lilies have glossy, dark green leaves and elegant white flowers that are actually spathes, which are modified leaves that protect the actual flowers. The flowers themselves are the white cone on the "inside" of this white leaf. Peace lilies can grow up to three feet t ..read more

The chirping and fluttering of birds bring life to our gardens and yards. While many people associate bird feeding with the harsh winter months, providing a year-round food source offers numerous benefits for both birds and ourselves. Why Feed Birds All Year? Supplemental Support: Even during abundant seasons, natural food sources can be unpredictable. With the drought we experienced this past summer, having additional water and food sources was important even during our growing months. Offering a consistent food supply can help birds maintain their energy levels, and kee ..read more

It's that time of year when everyone is reflecting on the past year and setting goals for the future. Experts in every field are making predictions for the trends we will see, including the garden industry.   From looking at popular colors we will see in plantings to growing trends and how garden spaces will be used and designed, the industry is making lots of predictions.  Here are a few of the trends we have seen stand out across all of these experts:  "Hortifuturism" is in! Garden Media Group is predicting this trend will lean in to the strange and other-worldly, with u ..read more