Of all the fruits the apple has developed the largest number of varieties, American lists totaling more than 2,500 and European countless others, with new ones being introduced annually.
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Picea Abies ‘Cupressina’ for Shelter and Seclusion
Spruce are forest trees common through much of the Northern Hemisphere and are at their finest grown free-standing in an open space where their natural beauty will increase as the years pass.
Mums and More
Hard to believe it is already September and the summer has come and gone. With the kids going back to school, it is time to start thinking about going back to your garden.
Muddy Dog Days of August
The dog days of August turned into the muddy days of August. Usually you get a few steamy days in a row with a shower or two in between but this August was very trying on the nerves.
Plant of the Month – August 2016
Few flowers are as consistently showy as those of the deciduous shrubs in the genus Hydrangea with their enormous clusters of summer-blooming white, pink or blue flowers.
Pahl’s Annual “Something for Every Season” Photo Contest
You’re all invited to enter Pahl’s annual “Something for Every Season” Photo Contest showcasing Minnesota’s FABOULOUS four seasons. We would love to see how our customers enjoy each of the unique and wonderful seasons Minnesota has to offer.
Plant of the Month – July 2016
The Mugo pine is one of the most dependable dwarf conifers for park and lawn planting and one of the few pines that will tolerate light shade.
Greenhouse News
Another month come and gone and here we are back for another monthly update. A lot of watering goes on in the next couple months.
Swing Away
June is a great month to practice your swing. I like to think of this on a golf course. Although I do not get out as often as I would like, I practice in my mind when I am out hoeing weeds in the middle of the field.
Mums the Word
We still have plenty of hanging baskets, patio tubs, tropicals, and 4.5” transplant pots available! If you haven’t done so already come on in and get your flowerbeds or perennial gardens planted.