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Spring is on the way, and the gates to Farmington Gardens are open once again! Over the past month, we have been hard at work repaving our walkways, painting and rearranging our store, and carving out more space for more of our top quality plants. Our goal is to make the shopping experience as pleasant and enjoyable as possible, and we think that you'll be just as excited as we are about some of the new changes! |
| This is a great time to plant, and the unseasonably warm days that we have been having have made working outside much more pleasant than we normally expect from January. It is very possible that we may return to some colder temperatures before the winter is over though, so be cautious when planting tender plants outside. Hardy trees, shrubs, perennials, and winter annuals will be fine, but plants that are more cold-sensitive may be damaged or killed. Summer annuals like Petunias, Marigolds, Impatiens, and Tomatoes will not survive outside until the potential for frost has passed, which is usually in early to mid May. If in doubt, please give us a call or email us so that we can get you the information that you need. |
| The Farmington Gardens blog is a great resource for up to the minute information on events, gardening tips, and general gardening information. Our blog is constantly being updated as new information becomes available or pops into our heads, so there is always something fun and interesting to read about! |
| We Look Forward to Seeing You This Spring! |
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