Going into the winter months well hydrated will help avoid winter-burn, especially on the broadleaf evergreens like holly and boxwood. Remember to keep an eye on newly planted material especially as irrigation systems are drained. They will need supplemental watering if Mother Nature doesn't provide the 'Inch per Week' they need!

 
You can read some more about Fall and Winter Watering here.

Speaking of hydrating: Remember we carry TreeGators,  Stocksorb, PHC Tree-Saver with water absorbing gels and Wiltpruf.

 Also FRESH EVERGREENS coming in weekly. Call for sizes and availability!

Grasses for fall gardens!

Perennial HOT List!
Looking Great and in Good Supply!

Carex glauca (Sedge) Narrow, blue-gray evergreen foliage, 9-12"; 'Ice Dance', green and white variegation, spreading, sun to part shade, 12".
Chasmanthium latifolium (Northern Sea Oats) Clumping, wide blades, graceful nodding, flat oat-like seedheads, 2-3'.
Imperata 'Red Baron' (Japanese Blood Grass) Red blades with green stripes, 12".
Miscanthus 'Adagio' (Maiden Grass) Dwarf thin silver-gray foliage blooming pink; 'Gracilimus' which blooms bronze-red-silver in fall, 6'.
Muhlenbergia capillaris (Muhley Grass), Blue-green needle-like blade, 3' x 2'.
Panicum 'Northwind' Tall upright, blue-green foliage,  8'; 'Heavy Metal' with stiff upright metallic-blue foliage with airy plumes; and 'Shenandoah' which has green leaves with tips turning dark red in June, 2-3' H x 2' wide.
Schizachyrium 'The Blues' Blue foliage turning tawney in fall with soft seedheads, 3'.


Come by both yards and see what's new for fall!