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Fall Landscape Maintenance

Gardens & Yards, Landscaping, Lawn CareAugust 28, 202217KViews 0Likes 0Comments

FALL LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE The days are still warm, lawns are green, but if you look closely the signs of fall are beginning to show. Even with all the rain we are enjoying grass is not growing quite as fast and while still green it doesn’t have that summer shine. The leaves on some…

Can potting soil be reused?

Flower Decor, Houseplants Guide, Plant CareApril 29, 20223KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Can potting soil be reused? Potting soil can be reused but there are a few things to keep in mind! In a perfect world we would replace potting soil every year. More realistically, potting soil should be replaced every two to three years. First, potting soil compacts over time. Watering, root growth, and settling…

Maintaining Containers During Summer

Plant CareJune 30, 202149KViews 0Likes 0Comments

By: Gary Garner Sr. Like me you may have a number of beautiful containers of various flowers and other plants on your deck, patio, porch or other areas of the yard. As I write this I can see, I see pots of begonia, Hosta, vinca, marigold, a bay tree, some Christmas Catus, Japanese maple and…

Lawn Care Calendar

Gardens & Yards, Lawn CareJanuary 10, 202119KViews 0Likes 2Comments

Some of the most asked questions we receive concern the proper time to apply fertilizer, lime, seed, etc. to the yard. With that in mind, we developed the following calendar. It can be printed and saved for future use. Click here for a printable version: Gary's Garden Center Lawn Care Calendar

Fertilizer Guide For Central Virginia

Gardens & Yards, Plant CareJanuary 16, 20204KViews 0Likes 0Comments

All fertilizer labels must have three bold numbers. The first number designates the amount of nitrogen (N), the second number designates the amount of phosphate (P2O5), and the third number is the amount of potash (K2O). These three numbers represent the primary nutrients (nitrogen (N) – phosphorous (P) – potassium (K). This label, known as the fertilizer…