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Want the secret to growing a thicker, greener lawn? It’s simple! Overseeding is the key to making sure your lawn maintains its vibrant, lush appearance. Even the healthiest grass can be reinvigorated by overseeding it with new grass seed. As...
It’s the time of year when the sight of a rabbit, deer, or chipmunk in the yard can awaken your inner Elmer Fudd. Rabbits and deer nibbling at your leafy annuals and perennials, chipmunks and squirrels munching on your tomatoes...
Everyone loves the beautiful blue mophead hydrangeas, after all New England has a long and storied history with them – but maybe it’s time to expand your hydrangea horizons. Panicle hydrangeas have wonderfully large, lush pyramidal flowers that provide...
Native plants are gaining momentum, and for good reason. They offer strong aesthetic appeal, seasonal interest, and reliable performance in New England gardens. Because native plants evolved in our region, they adapt easily to local conditions. They need less water...
For masses of color that last all season, nothing beats the Volcano Phlox series. These garden phlox are sturdy, fragrant, and remarkably tolerant of powdery mildew—a common problem with other phlox varieties. Volcano Phlox offer a compact, tidy habit with...
We talk a lot about our variety and selection in tomatoes, but did you know Uncle Mike grows a whole collection of cukes too? Here’s what’s growing in our Woburn Growing Greenhouse and shipping weekly to our retail stores! Please...
It’s a great time to load up on perennial peonies! This spring favorite is budding and blooming now in our perennial yards. At Mahoney’s, we’re offering an incredible selection—featuring tried-and-true garden classics as well as hard-to-find collector varieties. Peonies have...
Mahoney’s Ocean Enriched Compost gives your garden a powerful boost. This blend combines soil, compost, and nutrient-rich crustacean meal. The crustacean meal adds nitrogen, phosphorus, calcium, and magnesium. These elements support strong growth in vegetable beds and raised planters. Earthworms...
Fall planters shine when you mix texture, color, and a few unexpected details. This container starts with heather ‘Stockholm’ and heather ‘Merlyn’ for soft structure and gentle color. Ornamental cabbage adds bold foliage and a cool seasonal feel. False holly...
FALL LAWN SEEDING When you think lawn seeding, spring may be the first thing that comes to mind. But the warm soil temperatures and cool nights of late summer and early fall actually mean now’s the best time to seed...