Looks like we're in for a run of scorchers the next week and a half. Temperatures climbing into the high to mid nineties for quite a stretch with little or spotty rain forecast. Man those iced teas are gonna quench your thirst while relaxing on the patio. Don't forget your porch/patio containers and your garden beds. Chances are those plants are going to be mighty thirsty also.
Salvia ‘Marcus’ (Salvia nemorosa ‘Marcus’) is an award-winning, dwarf meadow sage highly prized for its dense,-blue flower spikes and tidy clumping habit. Growing just 8 to 12 inches tall, it is a perfect, low-maintenance choice for borders, rock gardens, and container planting. Excellent Pollinator Plant. .
Salvia ‘Marcus’ (Salvia nemorosa ‘Marcus’) is an award-winning, dwarf meadow sage highly prized for its dense,-blue flower spikes and tidy clumping habit. Growing just 8 to 12 inches tall, it is a perfect, low-maintenance choice for borders, rock gardens, and container planting. Excellent Pollinator Plant. .
Asclepias incarnata ‘Cinderella’, commonly known as Swamp Milkweed, is a highly popular, easy-care native perennial. Celebrated for its stunning clusters of vanilla-scented, pale to vibrant rose-pink flowers, it is a crucial nectar source for butterflies and the primary host plant for Monarch butterfly caterpillars. .
Agastache ‘Honeysticks Sandstone’ is a compact, drought-tolerant perennial (Zones 4-9) that produces creamy yellow, nectar-rich flower spikes from summer to fall, thriving in full sun and well-drained soil. .
Come and Get It More Vegetable Garden Bedding Plants Are In. We are still receiving more vegetable bedding plants for your home growing and culinary concoctions. Planting a vegetable garden is a wonderful way to make connections with your youngsters while you are teaching them about the natural world they live in. .
Tomatoes are exceptionally versatile, functioning as a foundational ingredient for raw salads, sandwiches, and fresh salsa, or cooked into sauces, soups, and stews. They can be roasted, stuffed, fried, dehydrated, or processed into jams and condiments, providing a natural umami flavor that enhances savory dishes. .
Stop in this spring and put some colour in your life. - Osteospermum Akila Grand Canyon is a high-performing, drought-tolerant African Daisy mix, featuring bright 2-3 inch blooms in yellow, rose-red, purple, lavender, cream, and white, having a large floret surrounding a center disk. .
Kick Off Spring with Pericallis 'Mandala Plus Magic Purple'. Available now at the garden center, these vibrant, cool-weather blooming annual plants thrive in full to partial sun with well-draining, rich soil and a simply stunning with their profuse blossoms. Their sheer abundance of flowers is what makes them ideal for creating diverse vibrant planting schemes for the garden, patio or balcony. Mandala is also extremely attractive as individual plants.. .
Having a good foundation is the key to success for any gardener and it’s all in the soil. At our garden center we have some excellent top quality potting mixes, soils, and soil amendments which will provide you an ideal growing medium in which your plants will thrive.
Teach Your Children to Love Gardening – they may fall in love with nature! Planting a vegetable garden is a wonderful way to make connections with your youngsters while you are teaching them about the natural world they live in.
Victory gardens came into being during the era of World War 1 and 2. They were a means to boost morale and supplement food rationing. Today these gardens symbolize self-sufficiency and a return to basics of our daily lives. They are tailored in this day and age for both urban and sub-urban communities and homes and are a means by which we can cultivate our own fresh, healthy produce, reducing reliance on processed grocery store food.
Goffle Brook Farms has an extensive selection of fertilizers for both flowering plants and lawn and/or grass areas to feed your plants when they need it. So how do fertilizers help plants grow bigger and healthier?
Royal Gold Worm Castings - Pure, Organic Nutrition for Thriving Soil and Stronger Plants. Remember “its all in the soil” – the key to having a successful gardening season starts with a solid foundation upon which to grow. When it comes to building rich, living soil, few amendments are as universally trusted or as versatile as worm castings.
Decorating your home with seasonal color for the fall season is more than just a fun thing to do; it could actually benefit your mental health, too. Have you ever just looked at a display of pumpkins, gourds and Halloween lights at a neighbor’s house (or even in your own home) and felt instantly happier? Well, there’s a scientific explanation for that and the reasons can be found at Goffle Brook Farms.
When we first saw this facebook post on Stacie Cahn Greenhouse's Facebook page our jaw dropped. I thought to myself "Oh my gosh, this is exactly what Mom and Dad strived for when they started Goffle Brook Farms 51 years ago. A place where happiness flourishes, where their's growth and friendships made, a place where their is love, kindness and laughter in the air."
As fall temperatures begin to cool, it is time to consider bringing in the houseplants you kept outside this summer. Every species is different, but most species commonly grown as houseplants need to come inside before the air temperatures drop below 45°F.
With summer coming to a close and autumn in the air, you may find yourself recalling the many colors of the summer garden beds. Fret not, an easy way to extend the colorful displays of nature is to plant chrysanthemums.
Whether you decide to plant them now, or planted them in the spring, chrysanthemums are a great flower to keep in your garden through out the fall for it's beautiful and varying color schemes, or for it's many uses in foods and teas.
Vegetables For Cool Season Gardening - Available At The Garden Center Now For Fall Planting. Did you know that some vegetables thrive in cool weather and really won’t do well in the summer heat? The cool season is an ideal time for growing vegetables. Choose from broccoli, arugula, collards, kale, kohlrabi, radish beets, leeks, bunching onions, turnips, lettuce (buttercrunch, green leaf, red-leaf, romaine), bunching onions and more. Within a few short weeks, you will have a basket or two of some of the healthiest leaves, root crops, and vegetables that Mother Nature can provide.
