Planting – Page 30 – The Home & Garden Center

The Word on Worm Castings: How do they work? What can they be used for?

in Fun Ideas and Articles, Mulch & Soil Amendments, Planting, Prepping for the Season

Worm castings are one of nature’s best soil amendments. Also known as vermicompost, worm castings are the nutrient-rich material produced...

Are You Planting Shrubs Too Close Together?

in Annuals, Fun Ideas and Articles, Perennials, Planting, Trees & Shrubs

It’s easy to do—plant small shrubs too close together. It can be hard to believe that a 12-inch plant may...

Grab & Go: Trendy Planters Without the Effort

in Annuals, Fun Ideas and Articles, Perennials, Planting

Ever wish you could have planters like those in trendy magazines, filled with beautiful plants for every season? You see...

The Word on Tomatoes: Determinate vs. Indeterminate

in Planting, Veggies & Herbs

Interested in growing tomatoes? With the wide variety of tomatoes available, it can be overwhelming to choose. Do you want...

Getting Ready for Spring!

in Mulch & Soil Amendments, Perennials, Planting, Prepping for the Season

Here are some things you can do now to help your lawn and garden look their best this coming spring! 1....

Man’s Best Friend: In The Backyard

in Mulch & Soil Amendments, Pet Friendly, Planting

Tips & Tricks for a Dog-Friendly Yard Landscaping while keeping your furry friend in mind isn’t—and shouldn’t be—hard! It’s easy once...

Build Your Own Succulent Garden

in Planting, Succulents, Tropicals

One of the newest crazes taking over is building your own succulent garden. Succulents and tillandsia—also known as air plants—are...

Grab and Go: Containers Straight Out of a Magazine

in Annuals, Planting, Prepping for the Season

The Home & Garden Center in Longview has started a brand-new program that was inspired by YOU, and it’s called...

Diatomaceous Earth

in Pest & Disease Solutions, Planting

Diatomaceous Earth Diatomaceous earth is fast-working, easy to use, and an organic option for controlling many common garden pests. Diatomaceous Earth Works...

Fruit Trees

in Planting, Trees & Shrubs

Simply put, container-grown trees are more mature than bare-root trees, and their root systems and branches are much better developed. Why...