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 Uh oh…it’s coming up fast, isn’t it?  Don’t get caught forgetting to get your Mom one of her favorite baskets of long blooming colorful annuals from The Plant Farm. We always have the best selection before her big day and longer store hours to aid you in your tight time schedule; we are open 9 [...]

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You can just feel the little bit of chill the air now that September is well under way.  Today was exceptionally pretty as the clouds burned away to reveal brilliant blue skies.  As I looked around I spied the first real red fall colors I’d seen this year. It was a big beautiful Red Maple, [...]

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August is a beautiful time to live here in the Puget Sound, especially if you are a gardener.  To keep your garden and landscape beautiful here are a few tips I’d suggest thinking about this month. Water smart! To me, when the sun is hot it means drier soils and sunburned plant! This is only because [...]

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Perennials are the plants that come back blooming year after year & it just so happens that June is Perennial Gardening Month! Gardeners all over the world are getting their trowels & garden gloves out to plant new perennials!  The varieties available monthly are staggering and its possible that you’ll have a hard time deciding [...]

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It’s growing time.  The sun is more present in our side of the world and our plants are ready to sprout, bloom and grow.  Like any growing kid, this also means they need more food and nutrition.  From spring through fall our seasonal annuals grow from tiny starts to large colorful plants, thus are one [...]

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Through the years of working at The Plant Farm, we’ve all seen those customers that walk in and freeze in our doorway.  They look left, then right, and pause just to take it all in.  They’ve obviously been sent by someone to pick out the perfect plant for mom for Mother’s Day, and had no [...]

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Inviting butterflies into your garden doesn’t stop at the ‘nectar’ flowers to feed the colorful adults, but also the ‘host’ plants to feed the young caterpillars. Yes that’s right, we want to see more insects in your garden! It’s something I really enjoy; watching the fluttering butterflies on a light summer breeze, dancing from flower [...]

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