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Would you like to have easy to maintain curb appeal 12 months of the year?
Are you tired of wasting money planting the wrong plant in the wrong area?
Get the assistance you need from a professional landscape designer.
FREE 30-minute
In Store Landscape Consultation
Get all your landscape questions answered.
Bring photos and dimensions of your area of concern.
Call and schedule your 30 minute, free, in store, yard consultation.
One Hour in Home Consultation
Do you have questions about your yard that you would like help with?
You can have a knowledgeable horticulturist and landscape designer visit your home for an informative one hour session.
Cost is $50 per hour in the Pocatello area.
Call 237-6522 to schedule
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Timing is Important!
Don't let Grubs Rob You of a Beautiful Lawn.
Treat up to 8,300 sq. ft. for only $24.99
Hi-Yield Grub Free Zone, containing Merit, may be applied as a preventative measure. It is a season long grub control that is effective when applied in late spring to early summer.
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Yes, you can have a beautiful lawn.
Apply Ferti-lome Lawn Food Plus Iron now.
 $19.99 5,000 sq. ft.$35.99 10,000 sq. ft.
Visit the garden solution center at Pinehurst for a beautiful lawn.
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Calendar of Events
- July 5 - 31st Lucky Bucks can be redeemed.
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Greetings!
Finally, summer has arrived. Just as we have a hard time adjusting to the sudden bright, hot sun, so do some plants. They have gone from being cool and shaded all the time to the bright hot sun.
Newly planted annuals, perennials, and vegetables, with small root systems, that are not very deep, will really suffer when the top few inches of the soil gets dry. You may need to water them every day or two, applying enough water to wet the top few inches of the soil. Adding mulch, such as soil pep or grass clippings, will greatly help. Make sure you have not used a broadleaf weed killer on the grass you are using as mulch. You can gradually cut back on the watering and water for a longer period of time, less often.
Newly planted trees and shrubs may need an extra drink, too. Their root system has not emerged out into the natural soil. They can take up water only that is in their original root ball. Use the soil around the plant to form a reservoir to hold water and let it soak down directly into the root ball. Never put your native soil over the root ball of a new plant. The water will not percolate through into the root ball.
Happy Gardening, |
Now thru July 31st
Now thru July 31st is the time to redeem your "Lucky Bucks".
You may redeem them and save up to 50% off on any regular priced item in our store.
Hurry in today for the best selection!
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Great plants you'll want for your landscape.
BLACK LACE™ Sambucus
This moderately fast growing shrubby plant will reach 6 feet in height and width, with, of course, eye catching fern like lacy maroonish black foliage. As an added bonus, it flowers in early June, with wonderful pink flower clusters that are lemon scented, followed by blackish red berries in the  summer.
Grow it as a shrub, or limb it up like a small tree, this hardy plant will definitely add some new "wow" to your landscape.
By the way, Black Lace Elderberry will also do well planted in a large container!
 Black Beauty Elderberry
Purple-black foliage provides season long interest and color. Pinkish-white to purple flowers have a light lemon fragrance. Dark berries in late summer attract birds. Grows 5 - 7 ft. tall and 5 - 7 ft. wide. Hardiness Zone 4 (-30 to -20ºF) Full sun to part sun
Wiegelia
 Wine & Roses Weigela
Intoxicating, dark burgundy-purple leaves shimmer like a fine wine. Leaf color intensifies to near black in late summer. Hot pink-rose colored flowers add a touch of romance. Tubular flowers are adored by hummingbirds and butterflies. Blooms Spring through Fall. Height & Width: 4 - 5 feet. Hardiness Zone 4 (-30 to -20ºF) Plant in full sun for best color.
 Pink Poppet Weigela
Shell-pink flowers are born in profusion in June, and then with a lighter re-bloom again in late summer. Emerald green foliage all season long contrasts nicely with the flowers. It is easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Blooms Spring and Summer. Height & Width: 3 - 4 feet. Hardiness Zone 3 (-40 to -30ºF). Full sun for best color.
Visit the Landscape solution center at Pinehurst for expert landscape advice.
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Some scenes from "Ladies Night" 2011.
Everyone had a wonderful, relaxing evening on June 23rd. The weather was perfect.
All proceeds from the evening benefited "Drive for the Cure". This organization enables women access to mammagrams, who may not be able to afford one or who are without insurance.
We want to thank all our participating sponsors and venders:
Cielo Su Terra Day Spa
Fish Off the Old Block
Henry's Hair
Mary Kay
Intermountain Beverage
Costco
Jimmy John's
Pizza Pie Cafe
Drive for the Cure
The Mobile Mammagram Unit from Portneuf Medical Center
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 Add a fresh touch to your home
and brighten your mood.
Flowers have been scientifically linked to happiness, creativity, compassion, and tranquility. Flowers hold an intrinsic, natural energy, and when used throughout the home can create positive shifts in emotions and lead to truly inspired living.
Fridays at Pinehurst Fresh, wrapped, cash & carry, cut flowers are 1/2 OFF!
Your flowers will look better and last longer when they come from Pinehurst Floral & Greenhouse, Guaranteed! Call 237-6522 today!
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Don't forget to to your friends!
Thank you,
Vicky Kendrick |
Contact Us
Vicky Kendrick
phone: 208-237-6522
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