As we wait for the cold winter months to begin to ease, many gardeners are eager to shake off the chill and get their hands back in the dirt. But before you dive into planting, it’s important to properly prepare your garden and yard so that your yard can thrive in the warmer months. There’s a lot to consider but getting your checklist started before Spring arrives will help you get organized before the other projects and chores the warm weather brings begins!
Simple steps to help prepare your garden for winter!
How to best prepare your Evergreens for the Winter elements.
Landscaping isn’t just about enhancing the curb appeal of your property; it’s an investment that pays both in economic value and personal satisfaction. Let’s discuss how you can discover the potential of your property with the help of Orillia’s longest serving landscaping company!
With the month of love just around the corner we can’t help but flutter with excitement here at Scotts. We invite you to use this curated list to help you find that perfect gift that displays your affection in your own unique way!
This guide will introduce you to some of the best house plants you can find, which are also available at Scotts Garden Centre greenhouse locations. Whether you've never owned a plant in your life or often end up with a pot of dead leaves, this post will allow you to gain the confidence and little skill required to maintaining your houseplants. Opening endless opportunity for your space to flourish, feel fresh and vibrant!
Keep your tropical plants away from drafts, including heating and air-conditioning vents. Exposure to vents like this can cause them to develop yellow leaves prematurely.
Because the days are shorter and temperatures are typically cooler, your overwintered tropicals won’t grow as much as they did outside. You won’t need to fertilize until spring, when the days get longer.
Most overwintered tropical plants prefer the same temperatures we do: between 70 and 80ºF (21 and 27ºC) during the day and 55 and 65ºF (13 and 18ºC) at night.
