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Pinehurst Floral & Greenhouse
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Ideas and Inspirations for Living July 8, 2013
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Greetings!
Now is the time to prune your spring blooming plants, such as lilacs and forsythia. By pruning now, you will not affect their blooming next spring. Next year flowers are formed on the new growth this year. This is a task you don't want to wait any longer to do.
It's exciting to watch the plants grow quickly and it's still a great time to plant. We have received new shipments of popular shrubs, Easy Elegance roses, and perennials. The greenhouses and nursery are full of some great plants that will transform your backyard into an outdoor living space you'll enjoy everyday. Your front yard transformation will be added value to your home.
Thanks to all that made our annual Ladies Night such a great success. We had a great time and with your help, raised money for a great program, Drive for the Cure.
Reward yourself! Using your "Lucky Bucks" is a great way to get the things you've been waiting for.
Happy gardening!
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Ju st arrived New Line!
Panama Jack Outdoor Furniture
The St Barths collection by Panama Jack incorporates an extruded aluminum frame with an exclusive thick woven wicker fiber from Viro. The St Barths side chair, arm chair, and chaise lounges are all stackable for easy storage. The occasional tables, dining tables and pub tables, have a Plexiglas material underneath the woven surface eliminating the need of a glass top. The armless chair, corner chairs, coffee tables and
ottoman allow for a variety of set ups from modular sectional to sofa or loveseat. The coffee table includes an umbrella hole. The end table is set to tuck underneath the armless chair and will hold drinks, books, or even electronics.
Special Raffle
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Here's your chance to win a Panama Jack Cruiser.
Get your ticket at Pinehurst today!!! $10 each
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Perennial Grasses
Give your garden four seasons of interest with low-maintenance perennial grasses. Ornamental grasses are one of the most versatile groups of plants. They add life, motion and sound to the landscape. They are easy to maintain, cut them back to the ground in the spring, before their new growth appears. Divide them when they die out in the center. Another great attribute of perennial grasses is that they are deer resistant.
Here are some of the best varieties.
Pennisetum
'Hameln'
This attractive grass is highlighted by fluffy, buff-colored plumes arching above its green foliage.The blooms are spectacular and last from mid-summer to fall.The foliage turns golden russet in fall. It creates a terrific contrast when used among shrubs or as a backdrop for perennial bed. It grows to 24" tall and 24" wide. It is hardy to zone 4 which is temperatures reaching -30 to -20ºF.
Calamagrostis
'Karl Foerster'
You can create a stunning vertical effect with these feathery stalks that emerge reddish-brown in spring and turn golden in fall. An early bloomer, Karl Foerster blooms two to three weeks earlier than common feather reed grass. The stalks make great cut flowers. The seeds are sterile. It won 2001 Perennial Plant of the Year. It grows up to 24" tall and 24" wide with flower stalks that can grow up to 6 ft. It is hardy to Hardiness Zone 4 which is temperatures reaching -30 to -20ºF.
Festuca
'Elijah Blue'
The outstanding, icy blue coloration to this clumping ornamental grass is maintained through the heat of summer. It blooms in late summer with buff colored flowers that create an eye-catching contrast. It is perfectly suited for edging borders or mass planting as a groundcover. It is a fast grower and is drought tolerant when established. It grows to 10" tall and 18" wide. It is hardy to Zone 4 which is temperatures reaching -30 to -20º.
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You may never see this little guy,
but you'll see the damage he causes.
Black Vine Beetle
Vine beetles cause problems on a wide range of plants, both in its adult and larval stages. The adult beetles eat irregular notches in leaf margins, while the more damaging grubs destroy the roots and tubers of many plants. It is very easy to not even notice until the damage is very severe.
 Plants especially damaged by black vine beetles are lilacs, peonies, roses, and euonymus, plus many more. The symptoms you will usually see are the notched leaves. The beetles feed at night, so it is rare to see them on the plants.
This beetle is very hard to control. Systemic insecticides are the only control. Chemicals such as Systemic Insect Control (Acephate) and Merrit (imidacloprid) can be used as a soil drench to control adult populations in the soil. Spraying of the foliage with Acephate should occur 2 hours after sunset, when the beetles have emerged to feed.
Visit the Garden Solution Center at Pinehurst for all your gardening needs.
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Add a fresh touch of spring 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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4101 Poleline Rd.
Pocatello, Idaho 83202
208-237-6522 |
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