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Bedner’s Landscape & Design
Book your design project NOW for Spring 2023 installations! If you have big plans for your landscape next year, we would love to help. Our best advice to you is to get started now. You can work with your Designer in the fall or winter months to perfect your vision,
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Weekly News, 10.25.22
Hello, Last week I mentioned that I was doing some garden “editing” in a large landscape bed that we have. I love to make some changes in the fall, after my ideas are fresh from the season. I encourage you to do the same. It makes the spring so much
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Houseplants for our Heroes
November 1 – 12 All U.S. veterans and active-duty military are invited to select a free houseplant (or two), with a combined value of up to $24.99. Thank you for your service. Must present Military ID or other proof of service. No cash value.
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Winter Sizzle Plants
Chic, European twist on fall and winter container décor. These hardy beauties will carry you through the holiday season and well into late-winter! This program features many different cultivars of winter color that serve as components for mixed containers or specimens that stand on their own. Plants will be available
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Weekly News, 10.18.22
Hello friends, How did your garden grow this year? Just like life, the garden is always changing and a work in progress. To capture moments of time we take photos. Some of us perhaps are more worried about the pictures than enjoying the moment. There’s something about the passing of
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Perennial Plant Spotlight: Beyond Blue
‘Beyond Blue’ Blue Fescue an herbaceous evergreen perennial grass with a mounded form Height: 15 inches Spread: 18 inches Sunlight: Full Sun Hardiness Zone: 4a » intense powder blue foliage that stays bright throughout the season » brings an extremely fine and delicate texture to the garden » a great
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Gardening for the Birds
NATURE’s bird feeder Feeding the birds, especially in winter, can mean much more (and be much easier and more sustainable) than simply putting out a bird feeder. Many birds find shelter and feed from plants and trees you already have in your yard via berries, seeds, or insects they may
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Houseplant of the Month: Pink Lady Turtle Vine
Callisia repens ‘Pink Lady‘, also known as tradescantia, is a beautiful houseplant with colorful foliage. The adorably small, variegated leaves may be pink, white or green. This plant grows best in bright, indirect light, and is quite resilient.. perfect for beginners! These compact plants are great on their own in
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September Gardening Checklist
1. Plant perennials September is a great month to plant! In the fall, the ground is warm and roots have plenty of time to get established. Fall also brings cooler air temperatures and more rainfall, which is less stressful on newly planted perennials, trees, or shrubs. 2. Add plants with
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Fall Mums, Are They Hardy?
Easter and spring time has its lilies, Christmas and holiday time has its poinsettias, and the fall season is celebrated with a Chrysanthemum, or mum. While many people use their mums as a seasonal decoration to set out with straw bales and corn stalks, some gardeners like to plant them
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Houseplant of the Month: String of Dolphins
String of Dolphins is a trailing succulent that is characterized by its iconic dolphin-shaped leaves and long hanging tendrils. While they can bloom, these plants are grown for their interesting foliage rather than their flowers. They look great in hanging baskets and vertical gardens, or they can be trained to
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August Gardening Checklist
1. Have Fun Observing Insects A variety of insects is a good sign that you have created a great ecosystem in the garden. Not only is your garden providing a place for caterpillars to become butterflies, but the insects are also great food for the birds! 2. Check to See
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Houseplant of the Month: Rabbit Foot Fern
The rabbit’s foot fern plant gets its name from the furry rhizomes that grow on top of the soil and resemble a rabbit’s foot. The rhizomes often grow over the side of the pot, adding an extra dimension to the plant. Functional as well as decorative, the rhizomes absorb moisture
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PA Produce Month
PA Produce Month is a good ol’ celebration of one of Pennsylvania’s shining stars – vegetables! It encourages all Pennsylvanians – consumers, farmers, and the media – to express gratitude, excitement, and pride for 31 days out of the year when many local vegetables are in their prime, August! 8
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Weekly News, 08.01.22
Happy August! A few of us are on the road this week at the National Perennial Plant Symposium, so I’ll keep this brief. Here are a few notes this week: we recently planted up some fresh, colorful container gardens. If you need something fresh to get you through to fall,
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Weekly News, 07.26.22
Hi gardening friends, One of the to-do’s on our July gardening checklist is to visit other gardens. I’ve always loved visiting our customers’ homes to see what you create with the plants that you get from us. I always admire their hard work and come away inspired. Recently I had
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Weekly News, 07.20.22
Hello, Have you been by to pick up some of our fresh produce yet this summer? Did you even know that we grow fresh vegetables? A lot of people visit us in the spring only, and don’t realize that we are here to serve you through other seasons too—summer, fall,
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Perennial Plant Spotlight: SunFern™
Artemesia gmelinii aka SunFern™ Arcadia and SunFern™ Olympia Size: 14-18” tall by 18-24” wide Water: Prefers well-drained soil Hardiness Zones: USDA Zone 4 to Zone 9 SunFern™ is a new plant for 2022 and features soft, ferny foliage that thrives in hot, sunny locations. These durable plants have a shrubby,
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Weekly News, 07.12.22
Hello there, Do you do much reading? My book list from the last few years was mostly on business topics, but recently I read a fun book—The Secret Garden, by Francis Hodgson Burnett. I only came upon it because it was a recommended read aloud for our home school botany
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July Gardening Checklist
1. Freshen Up Container Gardens We grow a fresh crop of colorful annuals just for summertime, perfect for replacing a few plants from spring container gardens as needed. 2. Harvest Vegetables Enjoy the harvest and try new recipes! If you didn’t have the time or space to grow your own
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