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It’s Almost Winter!
Winter Warriors: Essential Plant Care for Your Black Hills Garden As the crisp air settles in and the first dusting of snow graces the peaks around the Black Hills, the gardening season officially shifts gears. For those of us living in this unique landscape (USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 4b to 5a, generally), winter doesn’t mean…
The Magnolias Are Blooming!
I know I say this all the time, but it’s true. I love walking around the nursery and my property and seeing all my plants and seeing what is still asleep and who might need a drink and just what everybody is doing. The Japanese Magnolias (both Ann and Jane) are just forming blooms.
Which Shrub?
To choose the best flowering shrub for your Black Hills yard, it’s all about matching the plant’s strengths with your gardening goals. Here is a comparison of the shrubs we currently offer, keeping local conditions and common uses in mind. Shrub Comparison for Black Hills Gardens Shrub Bloom Time Main Feature Best For… Why a…
Are My Mock Oranges… Mocking Me?
I love Mock Oranges. I love the smell… I love the color… just love em. However, they do their own thing, much like other plants in your landscape. I’ll try to remember to get video of the potted mock ranges in my nursery so you can see the differences.
