Author: Jennifer Gibson
When and What to Prune
If you haven’t read our last blog post, the aptly named Reasons to Prune , we suggest doing so before reading this one. A large part of good pruning includes understanding the reason you are pruning. Coming back to the reason throughout the pruning process will help you keep on track. When you lose sight… Read more »
Good Earth Gift Cards
The answer is yes, we do offer gift cards, in any amount! We aren’t set up for online purchases BUT it’s still an easy process. If you are local, just stop by the garden center! If you aren’t local or won’t have the chance to visit us, give us a call at… Read more »
Reasons to Prune
Why do we prune? What is pruning? What are the types of pruning? Some plants need to be pruned, thinned or trimmed back while others do just fine with no shaping, and can even look worse after pruning efforts. In this post, we want to share more about the reasons to prune and in our… Read more »
Freeze Warning
What does a severe freeze mean for your landscape? Keep reading! *PLEASE NOTE: Below are basic tips for normal hard freezes, however, we are currently scheduled for lower than normal weather early next week (specifically on January 15, 2024). Many parts of Arkansas are projected to dip below average lows in various USDA Plant Hardiness… Read more »
How to Prune Crapemyrtles Correctly
Learn how to prune crepe myrtles correctly in this blog post, including when to prune, how to prune and most importantly, how NOT to prune them.
Plant Recovery After a Hard Freeze
Learn how to help plants recover after a hard freeze.
Our Staff’s Favorite Gifts
We did this in the fall and wanted to do it again this winter; it’s fun to find out which items are on our team’s must have list! Each week during this holiday season, we will highlight a team member’s favorite gift or decor item from our Gift Shop. This is merely a sampling of… Read more »
Poinsettia Care
History Here are a few interesting tidbits about poinsettias; they are named after Joel Roberts Poinsett, the first United States Minister to Mexico. He introduced the plant to the US in 1825. Poinsettias are widely considered and most popularly sold as a Christmas plant. As legends tell it, in 16th century Mexico, a poor girl… Read more »
