As Winter approaches, here are a few Fall projects you might consider … Roses, Lawns, Mowing and a few other things.

Thursday Evening, September 20th starting at 6:00 PM Ladies Night with Jen Witman, who will be on hand to provide instruction on how to create an amazing Fall planter.

If you live in Bellingham, and the surrounding areas, you may be interested in learning more about the various plants that are used in landscaping features here. Many homeowners and business owners across Whatcom county use a variety of shrubs to accent their homes....

During the spring and fall, you should check the soil moisture approximately every 3-5 days. During the hot and dry summer months, this should be done everyday for planters and hanging baskets, 2-3 days for in ground small-medium sized plants and every 3-5 days for larger plants and trees.

Your hanging baskets are only getting nutrition if you provide it to them. After watering, regular fertilizing at the right amount and time is the most important thing to keep your plants thriving.

Slugs are some of the most notorious pests here in the Pacific Northwest. Click here to find out how to deal them a knock-out blow!

This season we have a new hydrangea Seaside Serenade. A new series of six remarkable hydrangeas with truly notable improvements that make the classics you already love, even better.

Growing the Best Roses in Whatcom County since 1980. The roses you purchase are special because of all of the attention we give them when they arrive at our greenhouse before the season starts. Gardeners all across the Pacific Northwest visit us to purchase their roses.

Come join us April 5th for a very special Painted Terracotta Pot ladies night here at our greenhouse garden center in Blaine, WA.

If the light is too low, the leaf color will fade. Keep the soil slightly moist, but don’t water directly into the crown. You might try watering from the bottom. Care should be taken, particularly in winter, that the plant doesn’t become too cold or dry. Mist wandering jew plants frequently.

March 10th 2018 – Kids ages 4-12 come create your own bird seed feeder! Starting at 10:00am – $20 per child.

Biodynamic® Malibu Compost now available at VW’s Home & Garden in Blaine, WA! It’s that time of year, when every farmer and home gardener’s thoughts turn to soil. Malibu Compost is a much check out if you are serious about your vegetable garden.

Don’t retire your gardening gear just because the temperature is down. Pot up some cold-weather plantings to brighten your home’s exterior—and your spirits.

January 27th 2018 – Kids ages 4-12 come create your own indoor oasis! Starting at 10:00am – $20 per child.

January 20th 2018 – We will be holding a new class in a series of Early Spring How To’s! This week we will learn how to create beautiful and textured indoor container gardens.