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Seasonal Tips

Gift Ideas for Gardeners!

  Most of us have a gardener in our lives and they may or may not feel like planting that perfect plant this time of year. So here are some gift ideas for gardeners, some enhance gardens, some pamper gardeners, and some make gardening easier.  Some just let them know you understand and appreciate how… Read more »

Arkansas Made Gift Ideas at The Good Earth

  Did you know that we have a 5,000 square foot Gift Shop, filled with all kinds of lovely gifts, including many locally made items?  Check these out!     We have pottery from several different local artists, including our own Landscape Planning and Construction team member, Chad! The mugs and bowls pictured above are… Read more »

Our Staff’s Favorite Gifts

It’s fun to find out which items are on our team’s must have list! Keep reading this post for some of our favorite gift or decor items from our Gift Shop; we will be adding more as the season goes on!  This is merely a sampling of our offerings… to get the full experience, stop… Read more »

How to Force an Amaryllis Bulbs

Around this time of year, we start thinking about holiday parties… which means we start thinking about decorating for those holiday parties! Poinsettias might be the most common holiday indoor plant, but don’t underestimate the beauty of an amaryllis in full bloom. How to Force an Amaryllis Bulb Place bulbs individually in 6 to 7… Read more »

Bringing Your Outdoor Plants In This Fall

As the heat of summer starts to wind down and autumn cool sets in, it’s time we begin prepping houseplants for their return to the climate controlled indoors as they bid adieu to their outdoor summer vacation. We’ve put together some tips and tricks below to help your plants thrive better when adjusting to the… Read more »

Fall Tips for Your Landscape!

It’s almost fall, y’all! Which means that there are a few chores for your landscape so that your landscape will be healthier and happier next season! Plus find out how to correctly prep your annual color areas for pansies, violas, ornamental cabbage, kale and mums!