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  • Small Plants, Color are trending…

    Small Plants, Color are trending…

    Are you are out looking for a new home?  New construction or perhaps an existing home?  What do you notice about the older homes?  In many cases, the older homes...

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  • Mulch is where it is at …

    Mulch is where it is at …

    It’s sold in bags at the gas station or grocery store.  It’s sold at box stores.  It’s sold in bulk at lumber yards and landscape companies.  There are all different...

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  • Success with Summer Planting

    Success with Summer Planting

    Planting continues all season long with high quality container grown plants from Nature Hills with great success! As the season changes, so do our care suggestions for the types plants...

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  • When to Prune Flowering Shrubs

    When to Prune Flowering Shrubs

    It is important to know when to prune your flowering shrubs, so you get the most flowers.   Timing your pruning is the key to success.  Many early spring flowering plants...

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  • You Can Change the Color of Some Hydrangeas

    You Can Change the Color of Some Hydrangeas

    There are many kinds of Hydrangeas available today. Maybe the plant breeders went a little crazy introducing new selections recently. The good news is there are a lot of Hydrangeas...

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  • Please Don’t Roll Your Lawn

    Please Don’t Roll Your Lawn

    Each spring, we see people having their lawn rolled. One of the biggest problems of growing most plants - whether roses, trees, or even grass – is soil compaction. Lawn...

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  • “Un-wintering” your roses

    “Un-wintering” your roses

    Those of you lucky enough to be growing roses in the warmer regions of the country, you don’t have to be so concerned about getting your rose plant to survive...

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  • Southern Magnolia Trees Drop Leaves in Spring

    Southern Magnolia Trees Drop Leaves in Spring

    If you are a new owner of an elegant, white flowered Southern Magnolia, you should know this … Glossy, dark green, leathery leaves on the Magnolia are incredible, but when...

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  • Do Deer Resistant Plants Exist?

    Do Deer Resistant Plants Exist?

    Is there such a thing as plants that deer will not eat? Not really, but there are plants that deer prefer not to eat – if given a choice. Let’s...

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  • How to Prune Hydrangea Paniculata Tree Form

    How to Prune Hydrangea Paniculata Tree Form

    Nature Hills sells several different single stem tree form Hydrangea paniculata types. They are all hardy and easy to grow, but each spring it is best if you spend ten...

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  • When Planting, Take Your Lead From Nature

    When Planting, Take Your Lead From Nature

    What to plant - that is the “perennial” question from many of our customers.  With so many options available these days - and a never-ending list of new plants being...

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  • Advice For Overwintering Your Roses

    Advice For Overwintering Your Roses

    Most people cover their roses for the winter too early.  Wait until your rose plants have been exposed to several killing frosts and some good colder weather to help them...

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  • Indoor Winter Citrus Care

    Indoor Winter Citrus Care

    This is the time of the year when all citrus grown in cold climates is brought indoors for winter protection. There are a few critical considerations that will allow your...

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