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In the Garden Keep the Color Going. There’s still time to plant annuals for spring and summer enjoyment. Plant hot weather loving annuals such as Zinnias, Marigolds, Celosia and Portulaca now and continue… Tomato Time. Keep tomatoes on a regular watering and fertilizer schedule for a bountiful harvest through summer. Go Crazy with [...] Read Full Article

Connect with us in your favorite places online.  You'll get tips and inspiration for making your home & garden a beautiful place to relax, delight and entertain. See how we are Playing in the Dirt on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest and in our Blog.     Read Full Article

Pike Nurseries offers free garden lecturers and classes to local garden clubs, homeowners associations and other members of the community. We'll come to your meetings and give a garden lecture on a wide range of gardening topics.   Please fill out the form below if you would be interested in one of [...] Read Full Article

 Full Sun Project This combination of succulents is brimming with different foliage color and texture. A unique wall hanging basket that will thrive in the sun and needs very little water.   Project Shopping List: 1 - Wall Hanging Basket with Liner 1 - Pike Potting&Container Soil 2cu ft. bag 1 - E.B. Stone Sure Start 3 [...] Read Full Article

Celebrate your mom this Mother’s Day with a gift that is sure to make her feel special. Pike Nurseries has a unique assortment of Mother’s Day gifts for every type of mom.   Learn about our upcoming classes and events > Find your nearest Pike Nurseries > Read Full Article

 Full Sun Project This sensational container garden for the sun uses the repetition of chartreuse foliage to hold this complicated composition together. The chartreuse foliage is paired with various types of sun-loving pink flowers. Experiment with a different flower color to make this container your own.   Project Shopping List: 1 - Glazed Pot 24 [...] Read Full Article

It's time to fertilize your Bermuda, Zoysia and St. Augustine lawns. We want you to have the prettiest lawn in your neighborhood! The first spring application of fertilizer for summer lawns can be applied once the soil temperature reaches 65 degrees. Typically this will be when Bermuda and St. Augustine grasses [...] Read Full Article

The Buck Stops Here! Hungry deer can be a real problem in your garden and landscape. They can devastate annual beds and perennials overnight. If you're having a problem with deer feeding in your garden there are a couple of things you can do to lessen the damage. Choose deer-resistant plants: Keep in [...] Read Full Article

For huge returns on investment, you can’t beat flowering trees and shrubs. They’ll lift your spirits every spring, year after year, providing you with cheerful hints of what’s to come in your garden. If placed right, they’ll become the “bones” of your garden; the backdrop for annual and perennial color [...] Read Full Article

Getting Your Vegetable Bed Ready to Plant Location: All vegetables, fruit and herbs need an area that receives full sun. Soil Vegetables, fruit and herbs all need a good nutrient, rich soil to thrive. If planting in the ground you must amend our dense red clay. Amending the soil helps to break it up [...] Read Full Article