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Perennial Gardens Inc.

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11/01/2024

After a frost you can still expect some warm days and frost-free nights. A frost blanket, like Reemey, will help protect and prolong the life of your flowering annuals to extend fall blooms.

10/30/2024

Ideal for fall gardens, pansies offer a colorful display for almost 6 months - in the fall when they are planted, during the winter on sunny days, and again in spring!

10/28/2024

Gourds and mini pumpkins are a staple of fall decorating. Use them to create porch displays, centerpieces, basket arrangements and even garlands.

10/26/2024

Frost on the pumpkin signifies the beginning of fall cleanup in the garden. Cut back blackened perennial foliage and unattractive stems. Dispose of, or burn, any diseased material that you have cut or that you have gotten off the ground. Never compost diseased plant material. Fertilize perennials with Espoma Flower-tone.

10/23/2024

Finish cleaning out your vegetable garden. Removing all old debris, including w**ds and old mulching material, will dramatically help reduce pest pressure come next spring.

10/21/2024

Feeding finches this fall? Finches love thistle or Nyjer seed. This seed is small and requires a particular feeder designed with tiny holes to keep the seed from falling out. Nyjer sacks do an excellent job as well. Stop in for all your wild bird needs this fall.

10/14/2024

Decorating for fall is so much fun! Pumpkins of all shapes, sizes and textures make perfect accents for your creative autumn displays.

10/12/2024

Creating fall planters, either in a tabletop container or a raised garden bed, is a great way to prepare your garden for the fall while adding seasonal interest. Relate this activity back to the spring to reflect upon how far your garden has come during the harvest season. The symbolic nature of this activity - events coming to a close or new beginnings, helps us feel connected to the natural rhythms of life.

10/12/2024

Fall is the best time to improve your garden soil no matter what you are growing. Submit a soil sample of each garden area to your county agent. Amend each area as indicated on your report. Add plenty of compost. Cover any exposed soil with mulch or black plastic. Wait for spring!

10/09/2024

Continue to water and mow your lawn, as needed, throughout the fall. Then as the season draws to a close, drop the mower's blade to its lowest setting for the last two cuttings of the year.

10/07/2024

Carefully store all your unused seed in an airtight container in your refrigerator. If stored properly, most seed can remain viable for three years.

10/05/2024

Broadleaf w**ds are growing vigorously with a return to cooler, wetter weather and can be effectively controlled with spot applications of appropriate herbicides. Don't apply herbicides to areas that you will be re-seeding. The herbicide will be harmful to the new seedling grass.

10/04/2024

Tent Sale is still going on.
Everything under the Tent is 75% off.

10/04/2024

Autumn is also a great time of year to fix any bare, bald spots in your lawn. The quickest, easiest way to do this is with an all-in-one lawn repair mixture. These ready-to-use mixtures contains grass seed, a special quick-starter lawn fertilizer, and organic mulch.

10/01/2024

A healthy lawn makes everything around it better. Grass clippings and grassroots eventually decay and feed the topsoil. Healthy grass produces oxygen and organic materials for living things like earthworms and necessary organisms like fungi, bacteria, and microbes that are all part of a healthy and balanced ecosystem. Fall lawn care will provide you with a healthier ecosystem next spring.

10/01/2024

Although selection is best in the spring, fruit trees may still be planted in the fall. Make sure that all fruit trees, especially newly planted ones, go into the winter well-watered.

09/30/2024

Assess Your Landscape: What are the views from different angles, including those you may want to preserve or block?

09/28/2024

When cleaning up around your rose bush, dispose of any diseased or pest-ridden clippings and fallen leaves. If added to your compost pile you will stand the chance of spreading these problems.

09/27/2024

GIANT TENT SALE
staring Saturday 9/28
Silk flowers, pottery, plants and much more.
Hours:
Monday - Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm

09/27/2024

Wait to fertilize ornamental trees and shrubs until they go dormant this Fall. In the Spring, when they wake up, the slow-acting, granular fertilizer will be available to feed them for the entire season. Always read and follow the product label instructions.

09/25/2024

This month is not only the best time to fertilize your lawn, but also the best time to kill lawn w**ds, preparing your lawn for winter, so that next spring it comes up green and healthy. Call us for a w**d and feed application for a gorgeous lawn!

09/24/2024

September is an excellent time to divide spring and summer blooming perennials. Doing this now will give your plants another month of warm weather to encourage strong root growth needed to take your plants safely through the winter.

09/21/2024

PLANT IT ALL IN THE FALL! Fall is arguably the best time of year to plant. So hop to it. We still have fantastic selections of bulbs, annuals, perennial, trees and shrubs to choose from.

09/18/2024

Just as you acclimated your plants to the outdoors in the Spring, it is a good idea to slowly get them used to being inside for the winter. Begin this process now by bringing them in for sleepovers at night and returning them outside during the day. This will reduce their stress when you finally bring them in altogether for the winter.

Address

414 Old Post Road
Bedford, NY
10506

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

Website

http://www.pgincny.com/

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