1.5 million deer. That is the estimated number of white-tailed deer in Pennsylvania as of 2001. Divided out, that’s about 30 deer per square mile. Somehow, it can feel like an underestimate if you have deer feeding on your favorite plants.
It’s that time of year that we make promises to ourselves that we may or may not keep! All jokes aside, as we set our intentions for the New Year, we often focus on things that will make ourselves healthier and happier with better habits. One of the best ways to tackle a bunch of common resolutions? Get into gardening!
Planting a diverse array of native plants is one of the best ways to support local wildlife, but outside of your plant choices, there are lots of ways to create an environment that is wildlife friendly.
Picture it: you’re looking out your winter, clad in your favorite sweater, Pumpkin Spice Latte in hand. Before you sprawls a garden rich with the colors of fall. Leaves spiral down on the wind. The sun brightens the face of your scarecrow. Maybe later, you’ll pick an apple from your tree.
Our team gives you a brief introduction to what native plants are, why they’re so important, and what plants we carry that are native to Pennsylvania.
So, you want to get to know this incredible family of flowering shrubs? Welcome! We’ve got the guide for you. Notes about this guide: This guide is intended for our main customer base, who are located outside Philadelphia, PA in growing zone 7A.
Fall tends to be a great time to plant. Spice up your fall garden with some of these perennial and shrub picks from our staff.
This garden is inspired by romance and is designed to transport you to a destination you’ve dreamed up to live out your fantasy.
Container gardening is an excellent solution for those looking to grow vegetables in limited space.
Use your food garden to help your community this year by donating your extra produce to places like PACS.