by Drummers Garden Center | May 22, 2023 | Landscape Design, Trees
In this Elements of Landscape Design Series post we are focusing on landscape design using evergreens as a sustainable plant that is one of the most versatile plant groups. Partnering evergreens with shrubs and perennials Evergreens create structure, pretty living...
by Drummers Garden Center | Sep 2, 2021 | Perennials, Shrubs, Trees, Winter, Yard & Garden Care
Fall is the second-best time to plant – with some saying it’s the best! We typically have late-summer and fall sales. Check out current plant sales here. GARLIC Garlic is one of the easiest to crops to grow. Garlic is planted in the fall late September or early...
by Drummers Garden Center | Nov 20, 2020 | Christmas, Home Decor, Trees, Winter
We start the season of festive greenery early at Drummers Garden Center and Floral. Christmas Trees, as well as spruce tops, wreaths, garlands, and evergreen bundles including cedar, pine, and juniper are in around mid-November. We know some of you wave your magic...
by Drummers Garden Center | Oct 14, 2020 | Trees, Winter, Yard & Garden Care
Wrap New Trees We recommend new trees, also known as saplings, are wrapped with a protective tree wrap or vinyl guards end of October to help protect against sun scald and frost crack. If you tree does experience winter damage it’s not necessarily terminal for...
by Drummers Garden Center | Aug 14, 2020 | Fall Blooms, Landscape Design, Perennials, Shrubs, Trees
Discover beautiful fall shrubs for your garden now! We can help you choose plants with amazing autumn colors. Don’t wait, add these shrubs and keep the colors going all the way to the snowfall! Tiger Eyes® Cutleaf Staghorn Sumac This sumac grows about 6′...
by Drummers Garden Center | Jul 16, 2020 | Garden Planning, Shrubs, Trees, Yard & Garden Care
1.MOST IMPORTANT! – WATERING Proper watering is vital to plant survival. Proper watering doesn’t mean watering everyday. At least 1″ of water a week spring through fall season is the recommended amount. Frequency will vary depending on type of soil...
