Sprucing Up for Spring

Looking for some inspiration to dress up the house this weekend? See how Julia spruced up the front of our Winchester store with our locally-grown, cold-tolerant spring bulbs and pansies.…
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Video Look: Fresh Cut Christmas Trees

It’s the perfect weekend to shop for your fresh-cut Christmas Tree! Find beautiful farm-fresh Balsam or Fraser Firs in an assortment of price points and sizes to fit your home. Enjoy our complimentary shake, fresh-cut, and wrap services… plus help…
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Now Restocked: Fruit Trees

We’ve restocked our fruit tree selection for the last time this season! Stop in or shop online to reserve your favorite. Plant now and enjoy beautiful blooms next Spring! [qbutton size="" style="" text="SHOP ONLINE NOW" icon_pack="" fa_icon="" fe_icon="" icon_color="" link="https://shop.mahoneysgarden.com/product-category/plants/edibles/"…
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Arranging your Winter Planter

Brought to you by our friends at Proven Winners, here’s a great tutorial on how to arrange your winter planters! Please visit us to find all the fresh (and life-like!) greens, decorative berries, twigs, and sprays to make…
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Spring Flowering Bulb FAQ

Should I apply mulch? How deep? When? Bulbs don’t require mulch, but it can help to keep the soil moist while maintaining a cool, stable soil temperature. Three inches is plenty (8 cm). Apply when the ground is cool and…
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Bulb Planting Tips

Flower bulbs make the most striking display if you plant them in large groups. A large clump of one color attracts more attention than if you plant just a few here and there. Mice can be difficult to ward off.…
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How deep should I plant my fall bulbs?

The basic rule of thumb is that the hole should be at least three times as deep as the height of the bulb. Use the chart below for the required planting depth of your bulbs.  Don’t worry about your bulbs…
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Uncle Mike’s Top 5 Cold Crop Veggies

Swiss Chard ‘Bright Lights’ :  So good looking you won’t want to eat Bright Lights. This chard mix has stems in gold, pink and crimson. Harvest young for a sweeter taste, great for salads.   Collard Greens ‘Georgia’: A great performing collard green…
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