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The June Perennial and Houseplant of the Month
Tickseed Li’l BangÔ ‘Enchanted Eve’ and Aloe ‘Pink Blush’ We’re paying a little more well deserved attention to a select perennial and select houseplant each month. You’ll find them in the garden center, and when you download the free Bedner’s app, you’ll save $2 on your perennial and houseplant
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Weekly News, 05.30.23
VIEW THIS WEEK’S EMAIL NEWSLETTER After the mad rush of spring planting and garden maintenance, it’s a relief to take a more leisurely approach to gardening this month. Here is your June Gardening Checklist, and a few things we’re looking forward to: Sunday, June 11th is our Summer Open House, when
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Weekly News, 05.23.23
VIEW THIS WEEK’S EMAIL NEWSLETTER One of my daughter’s recent assignments for school was to enhance a space, then write about it. The idea was that we have wonderful opportunities to improve our lives, if we choose. For example, organize your bedroom or closet, pot up a flower arrangement for
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The 2023 Tree Collection
Explore our list of trees chosen for their ability to thrive in our southwestern Pennsylvania soil and climate. As a third- and fourth-generation farming family, we’ve learned which plants do well in our area. We’ve paid careful attention to hardy new varieties and sentimental customer favorites. And today, we have
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8 of our Favorite Annuals for 2023
Explore our list of lovely annual favorites for 2023, grown right here in our own greenhouses. As a third- and fourth-generation farming family, we’ve learned which plants do well in our soil and climate. We’ve paid careful attention to hardy new varieties and sentimental customer favorites. And today, we have
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Weekly News, 05.17.23
view this week’s email newsletter I love to be home. I try to save most of my errands so I can just make one trip. Recently the girls and I had to go to Bridgeville, so we hit up all the places on our list. As we drove (and sat)
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Weekly News, 05.09.23
view this week’s email newsletter This is when—right before the mad spring rush—my heart starts to beat a little faster. I watch as plants we’ve grown from seed, plugs and unrooted cuttings come into bloom. And I want everything for my own yard and garden! I tell myself that I
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The May Perennial and Houseplant of the Month
Dianthus ‘Kahori’ and Swedish Ivy ‘Plectranthus’ We’re paying a little more well deserved attention to a select perennial and select houseplant each month. You’ll find them in the garden center, and when you download the free Bedner’s app, you’ll save $2 on your perennial and houseplant purchases during their
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5 Veggie-Growing Tips to Remember
We want you to succeed, so grow small in pots or a tiny raised bed if you’re just getting started. Or let us know how we can help you perfect your veggie strategy. 1. Compost Work compost into your soil each year so your veggies have plenty of nutrients. We
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Homegrown Happiness
HOMEGROWN HAPPINESS: HOW OUR TAGLINE CAME TO BE AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU What is a tagline, anyway and why does it matter? Well, we weren’t really sure of the answers when we decided to dig a little deeper into who we are as an organization and what we
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The April Perennial and Houseplant of the Month
We’re paying a little more well deserved attention to a select perennial and select houseplant each month. You’ll find them in the garden center, and when you download the free Bedner’s app, you’ll save $2 on your perennial and houseplant purchases during their month in the spotlight. Columbine ‘Aquilegia Early
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Spring Shopping Tips
The spring season is definitely our busiest at the garden center. There’s so much excitement in the air as we come out from winter hibernation and cabin fever and get gardening again! Additionally, it’s a time of celebration… celebrating moms, graduations, memorial day, and the beginning of summer. here are
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The 2023 Crop of Peppers and Tomatoes For Every Taste
Bob Bedner is a vegetable aficionado. We kid him here on the farm that no one can possibly need this many varieties of tomatoes, but his research is painstaking and he aims to please. A good rule of thumb is to always check the seed packet or plant tag on
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Weekly News, 3.21.23
I spend a lot of my time on the farm at my desk working on my computer. Most of us know that we need breaks from sitting throughout the day. But I delay that break, again and again, telling myself that I’ll get up after I finish this email or
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Passing on our love of plants during Green Career Week and year round
FEBRUARY 27 – MARCH 3, 2023 We are and always will be plant people. It’s easy to appreciate a beautiful landscape or tasty apple. But the truth is, growing plants isn’t just pretty, it’s essential. Without them, we wouldn’t recognize our planet. Seed Your Future is a movement in the
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Geraniums In Action
Did you know? » We grow more than 4000 6″ and 7500 4.5″ geraniums from callused cuttings, and that doesn’t include hanging baskets! » Callused cuttings are taken from plants, then sit in a high humidity environment where they heal the ‘wound’ by forming a callus. » Callused cuttings naturally
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Weekly News, 2.22.23
You know that saying, do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life? It’s not exactly true, for me anyway. We work really hard at what we love because we believe in how important it is. We shared this message with students at a local school
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Green Thumb Award Winners & What We’re Growing
THE GREEN THUMB AWARD-WINNING PLANTS WE’RE GROWING FOR YOU THIS SPRING Each year the National Garden Bureau recognizes new plants and products that bring innovation and energy to yards and gardens. We pay attention, and we love to add the best of the best to what we grow in our
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Weekly News, 2.7.23
Have you noticed how days are getting longer? More daylight feels as good for us as it does for our plants, that’s for sure. I thought it might be fun to give you a peek into everything that happens behind the scenes leading up to spring. Like you, we spent
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