Simply June

• Posted on 11 June 2020
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All Over The Place and Everywhere: The At Home Show; Saturday 8-9a Live!

May is officially down for the count. As wonderful as the weather was last month, you hate to see it pass. In our line of work, weather dictates everything you do and how well you do it. Actually, weather has quite a pull on us all. To this point, we've had seasonably mild temperatures and sufficient rainfall. The forecast ahead does not look particularly on the hot side and if the meteorologists are correct, we have excellent opportunity for more rain showers.

The rainfall is decidedly beneficial. At least it is for folks like us, who enjoy taking a break from daily watering. Proper watering is one of the keys to success in gardening. Fortunately, most have a pretty good handle on what the watering needs are, in and around their landscape. Strangely however, the most common question asked is: “Is it too late to plant?" The best answer for beginning gardeners in our area is to simply say, "When it's too late to water." That is to say, it really is never too late to plant.

With as much planting that has transpired this spring, it is certainly beneficial, and appreciated, to seemingly have the weather ‘on our side’. We'll take every break we can get. As difficult as winter was on many gardens, it's nice to see the weather working with us to help keep things growing productively. There is no time like the present to complete your landscape project; we have been bringing in new items for you all week!

It is typical, at this time of year, for seasonal plant sellers to become a bit thin in their inventory.  Others shut down altogether.  We are year-round.  We continue to have an incredible array and assortment of everything for your garden.  Shop our extensive website, or come out for a visit! Trees.  Shrubs. Groundcovers. Ornamental Grasses. Fruiting plants. Perennials. Annuals. Vegetable Plants. Tropicals. Topiaries. Soils. Mulches. Amendments. Expertise. …and, Free Iced bottled water while you shop!

We’re here to help,

David Bates