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Garden Tour 2020: Stop 2
Shirl has been a Bedner customer forever, and kindly invited us for a visit to her home in Upper St. Clair. Living there for the past 43 years, she has planted everything and watched the garden evolve. Her property is 9,000 square yards with multiple large landscape beds. The plants
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Weekly News, 7.8.20
Crazy Container Contest! BEFORE AFTER It’s time to get the creative juices flowing and for your thumbs to turn green! Join us on Thursday, July 16th, for the Adult Session of our Crazy Container Contest! Bring your own container* and fill it with plants of your choice from our greenhouse!
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Garden Tour 2020: Stop 1
This month we’re doing some visits to gardens in our area, and we kicked it off by touring our front beds at the greenhouse with Tristan, our Retail Manager who also designed them. There is always something to learn and admire in the garden, and listening to Tristan this past
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Weekly News, 7.1.20
Click Here, or the image above, to check your Bedner Bucks balance. You email address must be on file for you to check your balance online. Heaven Sent Farmer’s Market First Tuesday of Every Month July – October, 4-7pm. Put this on your calendar for a monthly night out the next four
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Weekly News, 6.10.20
Start planning for next year’s garden NOW! We often get questions at the greenhouse like, “I had a flower last year that was so pretty. It was pink with green leaves, and about this high. What was it?” Well, it could be a whole lot of things and seriously, we
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Weekly News, 5.27.20
Plant Spotlight – Chocolate Shogun Astilbe Exquisite and dramatic, the very dark purple-brown, serrated foliage and pale pinkish white plumes command attention in the landscape. A magnificent accent for moist areas, such as around pools and water features. More sun tolerant than other species of astilbe, but does best in
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Weekly News, 5.20.20
This week I learned about Tammy M.’s six raised beds. They are 10′ x 4′, and one of them is for veggies and the others are for flowers, (priorities right?!). She started some seedlings and is also direct sowing seed. The flowers include ranunculus, sweet peas, blue nigella, dahlias, rudbeckia,
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