Greetings!
Fall is here. It's a great time to plant. Order now for best availability. We have a great supply of plants waiting to go. The leaves are changing, the colors are gorgeous. Drive on out or place your order by email or phone to have it shipped.
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 | Asters and Goldenrod
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In the woods this time of year we see White Wood Aster, Blue Wood Aster, Blue Stemmed Goldenrod and Zig-zag Goldenrod. We also see the berries of False Solomon's Seal, Starry Solomon's Seal, and Jack in the pulpit. In the fields are New York Aster, New England Aster, Small leaf Aster, Canada Goldenrod, Showy Goldenrod and stiff Goldenrod among others. There are many kinds of Asters and Goldenrods.
These plants are wonderful plants for pollinators. They attract butterflies, bees and other beneficial insects. They not only provide food and cover, but are the host plants for some of these important insects. When designing a new garden or thinking of adding to an existing one, remember these important plants and the stunning beauty they add to the fall landscape.
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What does it take to Control Invasive Plants?
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 | | Dames Rocket |
Planting natives is an important step in improving conditions for pollinators and making a positive impact on the environment. Controlling invasive plants is equally important. In his article What does it take to Control Invasive Plants?, James P. Engel of White Oak Nursery in Canandaiqua gives you important information to help you control invasive plants. Click on the link below to read the article. What does it take to Control Invasive Plants? |
