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.

Fresh evergreen Christmas decorations at VW’s! Whether we make the decoractions or you do, the hand-arranged decorations will add cheer to a festive time of year!

Fall is a great time to plant Camellia. Sasanqua camellias grow in light shade but will tolerate sun as long as they are not allowed to dry.

Thursday Evening, November 29th starting at 5:00 PM Kay Meyer & Jen Witman will provide step by step instruction on how to create beautiful a Christmas Wreath.

You do not want to miss this amazing opportunity to see acres of blooming poinsettias! Walk through greenhouses full of beautiful color and learn all about these amazing plants!

Saturday, October 28th starting at 10:00 AM Kay Meyer will provide step by step instruction on how to create a beautiful Fall wreath.

Saturday, October 21st starting at 10:00 AM Jen Witman will provide instruction on how to create a wonderful piece of garden art for you and your kids.

During Fall the air temperatures are cooler and easier on both plants and gardeners. The soil is still warm, allowing roots to grow until the ground freezes. On the flip side, in spring, plants don’t grow until the soil warms up.

Saturday, September 16th starting at 10:00 AM Mike DeLancey will provide instruction on how to care for your lawn here in Whatcom County.

Nature has its own way to inspire us. Plants are nature’s bounty. They bring a sense of tranquillity, peace and are treat for the eyes. A garden setting can help drain away the stress and put in the right state of mind to tackle life’s problems. We seek to fill your garden with colors and vibrance.