Reminder: CNLA's Winter Symposium is this Wed. & Thurs (1/23&24). It's NOT too late to make your plans. Learn about Boxwood Blight, Weed I.D. and many more, plus seminarios en español! Stop by our booth and say hola! ow.ly/T0Bw50kck6y

About a day ago

A little winter protection goes a long way! Shrink wrapping the root balls on these fall dug Fringe Trees (Chionanthus) has helped keep the moisture in during the winter so they leaf out more fully in spring. Happy plants/happy customers! pic.twitter.com/MSEyqZfl74

Last month

Happy Winter everyone! After the craziness of the holidays we're gearing up for the new season by offering 4 Learn & Earns on 4 Tuesdays in January (10-12pm.). The first one is held on Jan 8 - all about Lawn Care! Call us with questions and to register - We'd love to see you!!! pic.twitter.com/QvxLafXItv

About a month ago

One plant that's sometimes forgotten about is Japanese Skimmia. Berries, evergreen foliage and small white flower buds are the attraction in December and they look great year-round in any zone 6 garden. Don't forget to plant a male plant with the females for pollination! pic.twitter.com/dMiN9jXRSL

About 2 months ago

Gymnocladus dioicus (Kentucky Coffee Tree) is really interesting! It has bipinnately compound leaves growing 1-3' long! When they drop they leave a bare branching structure - skeleton-like! Once leaves emerge in spring they fill in fast making a beautiful shady canopy. pic.twitter.com/vGGXbYtc6v

About 2 months ago