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Plants for Every Routine(Post)
Plants for Every Routine Not everyone lives the same way, and thankfully, not every plant expects the same from us. Whether you’re a meticulous planner, a chronic forgetter, or someone wh
Ask Annie- Planting A Shaded Slope Under An Oak Tree(Post)I have a shaded slope under a large oak tree. Grass doesn't grow well. What could I plant that is very low maintenance to help prevent erosion and is not invasive? It bumps against our lawn and a
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
Our Staff's Top Plant Picks(Post)Check out some of our staff's favorite plants found here in the greenhouse..."I love my Philodendron Birkin. In my window it puts out two new leaves every week, it's super low maintenance, and I don
Get Ya Some Gratitude(Post)Nov 25th, 2022 Get Ya Some Gratitude I’ve spent the last few days asking folks what they are grateful for, and the resounding answer
5 Common Pests and Diseases in the Perennial Garden(Post)5 Common Pests and Diseases in the Perennial Garden Life in the garden is mostly sunshine and rainbows, but occasionally a pest or disease issues arise, and we’re here to help!
Soil Recipes(Post)Tonkadale’s Custom Indoor Plant Soil Recipes The foundation of any healthy plant starts with one thing – the soil. A proper potting mix ensures that your plant has everything it needs in
blog index(Page) How to Care for Container Gardens and Hanging Baskets(Post)How to Care for Container Gardens and Hanging Baskets At Tonkadale, we're known for planting resplendent hanging baskets each Spring that are absolutely bursting with color and life! We
Perennials for Late Summer Interest(Post)The recent temps have been quite the roller coaster ride, sometimes making gardening a bit of a challenge. Cool or warm, there’s still plenty of summer to enjoy, and plenty of pretty, blooming flowe
10 Things to Improve Your Planty Life(Post)Call yourself a plant parent and mean it. Plants may or may not be more difficult to keep alive than children. If you have plants in the house and they are alive, you are their parent. Play
Pruning Hydrangeas and Shrubs(Post)Pruning Hydrangeas and Shrubs If you are itching to get in the garden but know it’s a bit too early, pruning a select variety of shrubs is a project you can tackle right now! Pruning is