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How to keep your Christmas greenery fresh

    For cut Christmas trees, choose one that has been given a fresh cut upon delivery to the garden center, were placed in water, then sprayed with Wilt-Proof, an anti-desiccant, to avoid loss of moisture. Moisture retention is key to a display that looks and feels fresh all season. With that in mind, remember… Read more »

Fresh Trees Just Arrived!

It’s the fall planting season and we continue to stock up with shrubs and trees!  This week, we had a whole entire truckload of trees delivered.  This isn’t as detailed a post as it could be, but we were just too excited to get this info out there to worry too much about it.  As… Read more »

Meet the Pansy Family!

Pansies are the most commonly planted fall and winter annual in our area and for very good reason.  Pansies bloom from fall into next spring, all the way through time to plant warm season annuals.  They offer a large variety of color choices and offer a variety of bloom colors and interesting features.  Care is… Read more »

Fall Vegetable Gardening

It’s time to plant a fall vegetable garden! Do you know what to plant, where to plant and how to care for a fall vegetable garden? Read this post for tips from Good Earth’s gardening experts.

Adding Landscape Interest with Ornamental Grasses

  What is an ornamental grass? Ornamental grasses are showy grasses, usually grown for their plumes, which is what grass blooms are called.  They may also be chosen for leaf color or features; such as zebra grass and purple fountain grass. Plumes usually start appearing in late summer into early fall and last throughout the… Read more »

2024 Cultivating Community Grant Recipient

The Good Earth Garden Center is honored to announce The Station as the 2024 recipient of our Cultivating Community Grant. This annual legacy grant was created as a tribute to the ongoing efforts of Gregg and Julie Curtis to nurture and help grow community in every aspect of their lives. During their time as owners… Read more »