63 results for 'ponytail pack'

    Planty Gifts with Meaining(Post)

    Planty Gifts with Meaning Plant gifts are the best gifts, especially when they're under the tree. The greenhouse if fully stocked with all our favorites and we are happy to help select t

    How to Grow Tomatoes(Post)

    How to Grow Tomatoes Did you know there are over 10,000 varieties of tomatoes? With all colors of the rainbow - purple, yellow, orange, red, and even black, everyone is sure to find one

    Tomatoes Deep Dive(Post)

    Tomatoes Deep Dive Did you know there are over 10,000 varieties of tomatoes? With all colors of the rainbow - purple, yellow, orange, red, and even green, you are sure to find one that su

    Tonkadale’s Top 5 (err 14) blogs of 2021(Post)

    End of year greetings to you! If you are reading this blog, you likely have been with us week by week as we share our love of plants with you. And wow! We love plants. If I had to guess, I w

    Herb Varieties to Grow and Love(Post)

    Herb Varieties to Grow and Love Growing herbs is the gateway to edible gardening. Herbs offer great reward with little effort. Just offer a lot of sun, good, organic soil, plenty of wate

    ​Vegging Out! Planning and Planting a Vegetable Garden(Post)

    We have compiled the most comprehensive resource to ensure your vegetable gardening success this season! Read on.Choose a Sunny SpaceMost fruits and veggies require full sun. 8 hours or more is best.

    20 Frequently Asked Questions at Tonkadale (Post)

    20 Frequently Asked Questions at Tonkadale 1. When should I repot this plant? Should I repot this plant when I get home? Not necessarily. Repotting should be done when your plant

    Planning and Planting a Vegetable Garden(Post)

    Planning and Planting a Vegetable Garden We have compiled the most comprehensive resource to ensure your vegetable gardening success this season! Read on!! Choose a Sunny Space M

    Houseplant Trends for 2022(Post)

    Houseplant Trends for you (because we’re feeling) 2022 Bigger is better Beep, Beep, Beep. Back it up and make way for massive specimen plants. Think Fiddle Leaf Figs, but bigger - more

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