Category: Agricultural
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Sweet Alyssum Plant Guidance
Sweet Alyssum Plaint Guidance Did you Know Sweet Alyssum (Lobularia maritima) is one of the most reliable and rewarding annuals for a Connecticut garden. Its honey-like fragrance and carpet-like growth make it a staple for borders, hanging baskets, and rock gardens. In New England, it is particularly valued for its “toughness”—it is one of the…
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Pansies Care Guidance
Pansies Plant Guidance Did you Know? Pansies are remarkably resilient in the face of Connecticut’s unpredictable spring weather. Since it’s mid-March, you are likely preparing for the coming weeks as the soil thaws. Here is how to ensure they thrive during a New England spring: Planting & Placement • Timing: You can plant pansies as…
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Columbine Plant Guide
Columbine (Aquilegia) Plant Guidance by Larson’s Columbine is a delicate, airy perennial that shines in Connecticut gardens during mid-to-late May. Its unique, spurred flowers are a favorite for hummingbirds and work perfectly in woodland or cottage-style landscapes. • Light: Part shade (morning sun/afternoon shade). • Water: Keep soil moist but well-drained. • Hardiness: Zones 3–8…
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Spring Bulbs and What To Do With Them
Even though spring is a distant memory, it’s the perfect time to start thinking about next year’s blooms! Really – Planning ahead is the key to a stunning spring garden, and we’ve got some great tips to help you get started. Spring Bulb Tips and Tricks Check out our video with our resident horticulture expert,…