Sunday May 1st – Was a cold and windy day, but I had a chance to look out throughout my yard and realize that I needed to put preen in all my garden beds. I wanted to prevent the weeds from coming up. Monday May 2nd  - Having a hard day at work, It is another cold and [...]

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Rain, rain go away come again another day…

April 26, 2011

Hi folks, here in NE Wisconsin we’ve had a very damp and cold spring thus far.  Such weather is not the most enjoyable for man or beast and has caused the cancellation of many an outdoor celebration this spring.  But many times the problems caused by cool wet conditions extend to the plants growing in [...]

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Bleeding Heart

April 22, 2011

Bleeding Hearts   Planting and Care  Bleeding Heart requires average, medium wet, well-drained, organically rich soil in part shade to full shade. Bleeding Hearts are propagated from seeds, division of the roots or from young shoots which emerging from the soil. Roots can be taken carefully by digging a section of the plant from a mature [...]

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Trailing Petunias

April 15, 2011

This season at The Plant Station Greenhouse we are featuring several new trailing petunias.  Two of these are Supertunia Phantom and Supertunia Pretty Much Picasso.   Supertunia Phantom This new Petunia from Ball Horticultural will simply wow your friends and family with its jaw -dropping color display.  A trailing petunia, Phantom will grow about 8-12″ tall [...]

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Plants in the Home

March 30, 2011

Things change and the fashion for certain plants will alter in the years to come. But the basic fascination for growing plants in the home will no doubt remain with us and will continue to increase. There are things to learn if you’re a beginner but you don’t need a book to learn about the [...]

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Planting Annuals

March 30, 2011

Technically, an annual is a plant that lives for one gardening season and dies. Annual-flowering plants grow quickly, put on a spectacular flower show for several months, and then expire. When plants die, they are usually removed and replaced. Our definition of annual plants is also a bit misleading because two kinds of annuals exist: [...]

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Perennials in the Garden

March 30, 2011

Perennials, perhaps more than any other group of plants, offer an infinitely rich pallet of color, form, fragrance, and texture. There are perennials suitable for almost every area in the garden, however large or small, and whatever the mood or style. Perennials are defined as non-woody plants that live for two or more years. Some [...]

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How to Grow Hardy Mums

March 30, 2011

While you can grow Hardy Mums from seed or cuttings, almost everyone buys young plants from their local garden store. They can also be propagated by dividing and separating them. Hardy Mums get their name because they are easy to grow. Like other plants, they reward you if placed in the best location of your [...]

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Buying Houseplants

March 30, 2011

Indoor plants are raised in a greenhouse in which the air is warm and humid. The world outside is far less accommodating.  The Plant Station Greenhouse will make sure that the plants have been properly hardened off, in this way the shock of moving into a new home will be reduced to a minimum. Houseplants [...]

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