A Letter From Paul Larson, 8.31.15 "As far as the weather is concerned, I guess it’s true that no two years are exactly alike. However, one thing that does seem to be consistent from year to year is the occurrence of a prolonged dry spell sometime in mid-July to late August. While I know some other [...]
We have a LOT of tomato plants that need a home! In celebration of the popularity of the tomato - often called "America's favorite edible plant" - here are some fun facts about the vegetable from Garden Center magazine. The word "tomato" was first seen in English in 1604, appearing in "The Naturall and Morall Historie [...]
Our Lupin are ready! We just brought up some bright, colorful Lupin to the nursery. They will be fully bloomed in June. Maine is famous for their wild, blue Lupin. Native to New England, they are often spotted in large fields up in the Pine Tree State. This perennial can grow in dry areas and enjoy [...]
All plants have a Victorian meaning and the Forsythia is the symbol for anticipation. We can't argue! The Forsythia is one of the first to bloom in spring and there's nothing more exciting than seeing their bright, yellow petals after a long, cold winter. And there's more! Sprucedale Gardens is now offering very new compact [...]