Have questions about mulch? What is it? Why should you use mulch and how do you apply it? Keep reading to answer these common questions and learn more about the benefits and considerations of using mulch in your garden. WHAT IS MULCH?Mulch is any material that is...
Planting native species has become an increasingly popular and effective choice when looking for ways to make our landscapes and communities more sustainable. Read below to discover reasons why growing natives is the way to go! CREATE HABITAT FOR LOCAL WILDLIFE...
Roses have arrived and are in stock at Farmington Gardens! Visit today and explore our diverse collection of over 200 varieties this year. With such a wide selection of colors, growing habits. and scents, there is a perfect rose for every garden. Read our Rose Care...
LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES Add more greenery and wildlife habitat to your landscape year-round, with a living Christmas tree! Here is a list of evergreen trees that we commonly carry for the holidays that would work well; CHIEF JOSEPH PINE, Pinus contorta ‘Chief...
Camellias are a beautiful choice for yards and gardens in the Pacific Northwest. Valued for their cold-weather blooms and glossy green foliage, camellias come in a diversity of varieties with colorful flowers. Camellias can be grown as small trees or shrubs in the...
This holiday season, Farmington Gardens is partnering with a local organization, the Elks Lodge, to help collect donations for local families in need. Whether bringing in non-perishable food items, or a monetary donation at the register–every little bit helps! ...
Sensory gardens aim to incorporate plants and landscape features that can be enjoyed with all five senses: sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste! While welcoming to all, these gardens are often designed with children in mind. Sensory gardens can help us become more...
GROWING DAHLIAS Dahlias will transform the garden in late summer with their vibrant colors and large dramatic blooms. They are part of the Asteraceae family, which also includes sunflowers, artichokes, and lettuce! The national flower of Mexico, dahlias are native to...
Nothing can get a gardener more excited than those first blooms of spring! When the blooms are gone it means summer is just around the corner. It also means it is time to prune those early spring bloomers. Pruning too late, or too early in some cases, you will most...
