What To Do Now
Plant trees ,shrubs, roses, tomatoes, annuals and perennials Fertilize roses and begin spray program Spray for sawflies on pines, including Mugho pines Prune lilacs, forsythia and quince after they finish blooming Spray for borers in birch, lilac and ash Fertilize lawns with fertilome Greenmaker slow release fertilizer Remember Mother's Day May 12th!
Plant of the Week
Shenandoah Switch Grass
Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Hameln'
Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Hameln'
Crape Myrtle
Picea abies 'Gold Drift'
Philadelphus
'Snowwhite Sensation' PP# 13774
Lecantheumum x superbum ‘Becky’
This daisy blooms from July to September, with huge 4” daisies that stand 3 to 4’ tall. Very compact and sturdy, staking isn’t required, and it long, strong stems are excellent for cutting. Attracts butterflies! A very hardy selections.
Mention the plant of the week and receive 25% off!
Horticulture Hints Radio Show
Air Date: Every Saturday at 8:06 am
Tune into Blueville Nursery's Horticulture Hints Radio show on 1350 KMAN. We are on the air every Saturday at 8:06 am. We will be talking about spring blooming plants, vegetable gardening, and keeping your lawn looking great. . Call 1350 KMAN during the show at (785) 537-1350 with all your flower, plant and lawn care questions!
