A few potted plants and flowers, some interesting garden accents, and you’ve got an instant garden. That’s the beauty of container gardening, one of the top garden trends we see for 2010 as we talk to garden supply center customers. It’s easy to see the appeal. The variety of flowers you can have is endless. And it’s very quick and easy for semi-gardeners who don’t want to dig and plant and wait for their garden plants to grow. Read more…
Container Gardens – the Instant Way to a Green Thumb.
Posted: Sunday, March 7th, 2010 | Filed under: Gardening GuideThe Farm Green Village – Watch Video
Posted: Friday, March 5th, 2010 | Filed under: Gardening VideosWatch a spring video at The Farm Green Village New Jersey: Home gardening, roof gardening, events, seminars, nursery garden, accents and more
Native Species
Posted: Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 | Filed under: At the FarmI’ve been blogging about trends in gardens and gardening that we’re seeing here at the Farm at Green Village, New Jersey. One of the biggest trends is a move to native species, with less emphasis on high-maintenance exotics. Garden plants native to a region are easier to maintain, because they can thrive in their own habitat. Read more…
Top Trends in Garden Plants and Flower Gardens
Posted: Monday, March 1st, 2010 | Filed under: Flowers & PlantsHello from the Farm at Green Village, New Jersey, the largest nursery gardening and garden supplies center in the New York Metro-northern New Jersey area. It’s mid-winter, but that’s not slowing down our gardeners. They’re busy planning for the spring. They stroll our nursery garden and the Glass House, thinking about the garden plants they’ll add, what they’ll put in the flower garden. I want to share five trends were seeing among our gardeners here. Read more…
The Green Thumb and Garden Plants: Myth or Secret?
Posted: Friday, February 26th, 2010 | Filed under: The Green ThumbThe Green Thumb: is there really such a thing? What’s the secret? Here at the Farm at Green Village in New Jersey, we see gardeners of all types. After all, we’re the largest nursery gardening and garden supplies center in the New York Metro-northern New Jersey area. And based on my experience, I would say it’s not a myth, there is such a thing as a Green Thumb.
So what’s the secret? Investing time, thought and some work in your flower garden or yard. That’s the secret of every gardener with a Green Thumb I’ve ever met. We all have Green Thumbs, some a little greener than others. But some gardeners don’t put in the time it takes to bring out the green.
If you’d like help developing your Green Thumb, come down to the Farm and talk to our friendly horticulture experts. They can advise you on the garden plants that will work best in or around your home, and supply you with everything you need to create a healthy and vibrant garden. And that’s not a myth, either.
Balancing Your Container Garden
Posted: Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 | Filed under: The Green ThumbGreetings from the Farm at Green Village, New Jersey. A customer just bought a young Japanese Maple from our nursery garden, and a very large pot to go with it. Usually customers plant trees, but this customer is using it in a container garden. As the largest nursery gardening and garden supplies center in the New York Metro-northern New Jersey area, we get a very good sense of how garden styles change over the years, and container gardening is one of the big trends we see for 2010. Read more…
Container Gardens – the Instant Way to a Green Thumb.
Posted: Monday, February 22nd, 2010 | Filed under: The Green ThumbHello from the Farm at Green Village, New Jersey. A few potted plants and flowers, some interesting garden accents, and you’ve got an instant garden. That’s the beauty of container gardening, one of the top garden trends we see for 2010. Read more…
Top Trends in Garden Plants and Flower Gardens for 2010
Posted: Saturday, February 20th, 2010 | Filed under: Gardening GuideWith the days getting longer, gardeners are busy planning for springtime, thinking about what new plants, flowers, trees and shrubs they’re going to put in their garden or yard. If you’re among them, here are five gardening trends you might want to keep in mind as you get ready for planting season. The first is a move to native plants, and a reduced emphasis on exotic species. One of the big plusses for gardeners: native plants are easier to care for – they thrive in their native habitats, so you can spend less time and money cultivating them. Read more…