Newm’s Blooms

06/21/2024

06/14/2024

That's a wrap! Thank you all for another wonderful greenhouse season! See you this fall for our gorgeous fall mums!!

06/13/2024

Tomorrow, Friday June 14th, will be the last day of the season! Everything is Buy One ~ Get One Free! We still have some tomatoes and a nice assortment of bedding plants!

06/10/2024

Season's Ending Sale starts today! There is still a nice assortment of bedding plants, hanging baskets and patio pots!

05/24/2024

We have these in stock at Newms Blooms!

Potted Mandevilla vines are the perfect solution for small spaces Train to climb up trellises or left to trail down, they are a versatile addition to any outdoor area. (Link details in comments)

05/10/2024

Today!!!

Always the Friday before Mother’s Day. Unless Mother Nature sends us a really nice Spring (which we’ve all earned!!), then it might be a few days earlier🤷🏼‍♀️

05/10/2024

We are OPEN!!!!!

06/20/2023

Tomorrow (6/21) is our last day open! We will be here until noon with a Buy-One-Get-One Sale on our annuals, perennials, tomatoes, and pappers. Thank you all for a great season!

03/21/2023

The Edible Flower Garden 🌿

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03/21/2023

One of the great things about strawberries is that they are very easy to propagate. Buy one plant and it will usually produce several new plants over the course of the season. Most strawberry plants

03/19/2023

Interesting!

Companion planting is an inexact science. There are plenty of unknowns in this arena. Surprisingly, we still have a patchy knowledge of the interactions between different plants. But what…

03/19/2023

While tomatoes are incredibly rewarding to grow, like everything else in life, they are not without their pitfalls. We are not the only ones who love tomatoes. There are other animals, birds, insect…

03/18/2023

We know that deer can be quite the problem in certain areas, and that is why we have created a list of 22 perennials that the deer might walk on by...remember, this all depends on the location, and the amount of food that is available for the deer in your area. Find the list right here... pwwin.rs/22deer

03/18/2023

These popular garden plants may look appealing, but they are invasive and should never be grown in your garden. Here we explain why.

03/18/2023

March is the perfect time to prune your roses. Here's exactly how to do it with step-by-step photos.

03/05/2023

Self seeding plants are an ideal way to create a landscape filled with flowers and food without spending a lot of money. These are plants that you can plant just one of and watch as

03/05/2023

Beautiful combos!

Consider using containers this season to create a Moon Garden effect, we've got you covered with 27 gorgeous container recipes that will simply glow in low light! Click here to browse through our list >>> pwwin.rs/MGCont

03/04/2023

Awesome butterfly article. The perennials shown are zoned for our area👍🏼

Butterflies add that extra special something to the blooming garden. They arrive in waves spring through fall. Not only gorgeous but a symbol of success for the environmentally minded gardener.…

03/04/2023

Very good information. So many apple trees have experienced much damage this winter.

A primary reason for pruning fruit trees is to let more sunlight and air inside the tree. The sunlight prompts more flowers to form lower on the tree, yielding more fruit within easy reach.

02/28/2023

Ever wondered how far apart to plant tomatoes? It's recommended to plant them 2 to 3 feet apart, but that can change depending on the tomato type.

01/31/2023

Starting to think about spring planting? This is an awesome list! We will carry many of these at Newms Blooms!

We know that deer can be quite the problem in certain areas, and that is why we have created a list of 22 perennials that the deer might walk on by...remember, this all depends on the location, and the amount of food that is available for the deer in your area. Find the list right here... pwwin.rs/22deer

11/28/2022

This is a very interesting article.

These popular garden plants may look appealing, but they are invasive and should never be grown in your garden. Here we explain why.