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Planting Spring Bulbs: Dahlias(Post)
Planting Spring Bulbs: Dahlias Dahlias are having their moment in the garden right now, and we can't help but stop and stare when we see those big, voluptuous blooms. Easy to grow and eas
Drought and Wet Tolerant Perennials (Post)Drought and Wet Tolerant Perennials Though many gardeners dream of a landscape of rich, well-drained, evenly moist soil and perfect sun f
Ask Annie- Designing a Perennial Garden Bed(Post)How Can I Design a Perennial Garden Bed from Scratch Without Feeling Overwhelmed? -Carly in zone 4b Hey Carly, congrats on starting a new garden! Starting from scratch can feel equal parts exc
How to Transition Houseplants Indoors for the Season(Post)How to Transition Houseplants Indoors for the Season As we make our way towards temperatures below 50°F and the shortest days of the year, it’s time to start bringing houseplants back ins
Exploring Edible Perennials(Post)Exploring Edible Perennials When we think about edible plants, we often defer to the tasty tomatoes and peppers we plant in our gardens every year. However, edible perennials deserve equ
Indoor Plant Pests & Solutions(Post)Insect Pests of Indoor Plants & Solutions Now that the seasons are changing and the spotlight is fading off of annual plants, it's time to turn our attention to our indoor plants.. and t
Syringa(Post)Syringa (Lilac) One of the most recognizable shrubs for its flowers and their intoxicating fragrance, lilacs are stately shrubs perfect for building excitement for the warmer months to c
Iris(Post)Iris Spring is in the air, with perennial gardens beginning to burst with color from both unusual plants and classic garden staples alike.
Citrus Trees and Shrubs Available in the Greenhouse(Post)The arrival of citrus plants is a sure sign of spring. And guess what, they are here! This week’s shipment yields a lovely assortment of tree forms and bush shapes that are sure to deliver sw
Winter Seed Sowing(Post)Winter Seed Sowing It’s still cold outside, but all we can think about is our gardens and planning the beautiful new plants to come! If you are interested in sowing your own seeds but do
These Are a Few of Our Favorite Things...(Post)At Tonkadale we get to come to our happy place every day and work with all the beautiful plants and fun items that we love to share with you. We know this place inside and out, and although we love
bringing outdoor plants back in (Post)There are still many beautiful days to enjoy as we move into fall, but cooler temps have arrived. If your indoor plants have been enjoying summer outside, now is the time to think about bringing them