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    Agastache(Post)

    Agastache (Anise Hyssop) Exploding in a sea of purple-blue blooms buzzing with delighted pollinators all season long, Agastache foeniculum (ah-GAH-sta-kee fin-ICK-yoo-lum), commonly know

    Infographics(Post)

    Infographics We are constantly finding new ways to educate, inspire, and engage with YOU! Take a look at our amazing step-by-step guides to plant care and education! Seed Starting Ba

    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

    Jessie's Holiday Home(Post)

    Jessie's Holiday Home Welcome to my holiday home. This week I thought it would be fun to share a few of my holiday decorating moments with you! I'm Jessie, the owner of Tonkadale Greenho

    DIY Raised Garden Bed for Veggies(Post)

    DIY Raised Garden Bed for Veggies Do you have limited space to garden? A small patio or a deck at an apartment building? A raised bed is a great option to make the most of a small space,

    Sedum(Post)

    Sedum (Stonecrop) One of the most diverse perennial plant groups available, Sedum are durable plants offering a wide range of appearances

    Spring 2026 Sneak Peek(Post)

    Spring 2026 Sneak Peek Spring is calling...and we couldn’t resist sharing a preview of what’s to come at Tonkadale! As the season inches closer, we’re excited to unveil four of our upcom

    Ask Annie- April Garden Checklist(Post)

    This week, we are going to start the 2026 growing season off with your April garden checklist. April is indeed a shoulder month- lots of prep, some planting, and plenty of just watching the weath

    Guide to Fertilizers(Post)

    Behind any beautiful plant is great nutrition. Fertilizer is one of many components that contributes to healthy plant growth. With proper fertilizing your plants will have all the nutrients they n

    Dealing with Japanese Beetles(Post)

    Dealing with Japanese Beetles Japanese beetles were introduced in the early 1900's and are an invasive insect in the United States. These beetles feed on the leaves, flowers, and fruit o

    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

    keep plants beautiful all summer long (Post)

    The heat of summer is here, this is what we dream about through the cold winter months! This is also the time when our gardens could use a little extra TLC. Here’s what to do in the garden now to ke

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