Generally in Nebraska we're looking for drought-tolerant plants in order to use our water resources wisely, but occasionally we have low spots that water settles from run off, or heavy soil that takes a little longer to dry out. These areas are perfect for a beautiful perennial bed or water-loving...
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Ornamental grasses are a favorite for modern landscaping, and are especially fitting here in the plains to connect designed landscapes with wild spaces. There's lots of variation in size, shape, and texture to fit almost any sunny location. Stop in and talk to our greenhouse staff for help selecting the...
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Fall planter season is in full swing. Our stores are stocked with blooming asters and mums, and we've put together some fresh designs to inspire your planting! Try adding a wrought iron sphere or tuteur for a polished look. As the weather cools and plants finish blooming, leave seed heads...
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Fall is our favorite time to seed lawns. The ideal seeding window is from mid-August to mid-September. Whether you're overseeding or starting fresh, the cooler, more consistent temperatures will make tending to young grass seedlings much easier. Our seed mixes have been selected specifically for southeastern Nebraska, and they're updated...
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Did you know your green thumb can help alleviate hunger right here in Lincoln? We’re excited to kick off our annual Grow & Share program, connecting local gardeners with neighbors in our community who are in need of fresh produce. When your garden provides you with more than you can...
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Fruit trees are a rewarding addition to the landscape. Not only do they serve as beautiful spring-flowering ornamentals, they produce a crop of fruit available for picking and eating fresh off the tree. Home-grown produce tastes like nothing you can find in a supermarket, often with more nutritional value.PruningUnfortunately fruit...
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Thryridopteryx ephemerafformis Bagworms are tiny pests that typically infest evergreens, but can also be found on deciduous plants. They are most obvious in their bag stage on leafless winter trees, but damage from these insects isn’t always apparent until the infestation is heavy. Timing is important in controlling bagworms, so...
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Hydrangeas have replaced shrub roses as our go-to flowering shrub. Giant flower clusters liven up mid to late summer gardens, drying on the stem for winter interest. Many people have fond memories of old-fashioned hydrangeas in their parents or grandparents’ gardens, but new varieties add stunning color with extended bloom...
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Clematis are small flowering vines that add a gorgeous display of color to the landscape. They come in a range of whites, pinks, reds, and purples. They flower at different times of the year, depending on the variety. They are an old-fashioned cottage garden favorite, with new hybrids featuring large,...
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Planting a tree seems basic, but correct planting and proper care in the first few weeks can make all the difference in the life of your tree. To get your landscape off to a good start, here are some tips from Jason on our planting crew about how to plant...
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