The Dean's Greens Gazette is a blog that promotes gardening tips, news about Dean's Greens Garden, Nursery and Floral Center which is chock full of expert gardening advice and landscaping tips.
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Latest Blog Posts for The Dean's Greens Gazette
- October Gardening 101on Oct 10, 2012 in October gardening tips. Deans Greens Garden Nursery and Floral CenterOctober is one of the best months to be in the garden. Whether you're in the 'clean up' mode, or getting your hands in the soil planting, October is a great month to get a lot accomplished while the weather is turning cooler. The following are s...
- Growing Mums As PerennialsMums 'Chrysanthemums' are a wonderful addition to the garden in fall! They are beautiful, colorful additions to a garden that has lost its pizazz from tired annuals.While many will put mums in their gardens as a final burst of color and treat them...
- Featured Plant: Dawn RedwoodAt first glance one might say, "Is it an evergreen?" However, this week's featured plant is indeed a deciduous conifer! Dawn Redwood Metasequoia glyptostroboidesThis beautiful, soft needled tree is one of only a few conifers that is de...
- Featured Plant: Burning BushNow is a good time to start thinking about what your landscape will look like come fall, especially when nurseries are having sales!One plant that you might want to consider adding to your garden now and enjoying during fall is Burning Bush Euon...
- Why are my Tulip Trees Shedding Yellow Leaves?If you have Tulip Trees in your landscape you may be wondering why they are dropping yellow leaves this year? Tulip trees (also called Tulip Poplar) Liriodendron tulipifera will often shed leaves during July and August prematurely, however,...
- Featured Plant: Rose of SharonHave your spring flowering shrubs stopped flowering leaving your landscape without a *pop* of color?Do you have an area that could use some late summer color? If so, you'll want to seriously consider "Rose of Sharon - Hibiscus Syriacus".While there a...
- Beating Blossom End Rot!It's shaping up to be a great tomato producing season, wouldn't you agree?The weather has been perfect for growing tomatoes. Hot days and cool nights with periods of long soaking rains in between. Now that tomatoes are starting to produce, ther...
- Featured Plant: Goshiki OsmanthusDid you know that the translation for the Japanese word "Goshiki" is "Five Colors"? That is a perfect description for this weeks "Featured Plant" as the Goshiki Osmanthus or "False Holly" displays five colors of beauty year round.New growth is r...
- Featured Plant: Nandina - Fire PowerWhat's the first plant you think of when you want to add an intense amount of RED to your garden? You don't mind it being green in spring and summer, but all you want is to see RED in Fall.Most people think of "Burning Bush", which is also a very nic...
- Are Slugs Bugging You?Have you noticed an increased amount of slugs this year in your perennial or vegetable garden? It's no wonder since they love moist conditions and if you live in NJ, you've certainly experienced a moist spring.Slugs are mainly made up of water themse...
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