Save your lawn and garden from ice melt damage!
When salt dissolves in water, it becomes toxic to plants. Upon dissolving and seeping into the soil, the much needed phosphorous and potassium in the ground gets replaced with the sodium ions. The use of [...]
Wrap your fig tree for the winter!
Fig trees are a quite popular Mediterranean fruit that present an excellent addition to your yard. Although the trees prosper within warmer climates, there are preventative methods in which you can take in order to [...]
The Chrysanthemum
Autumn has finally arrived! One of nature's most beautiful times of the year. With cooler weather fastly approaching, it is time to start planning out what one can do to decorate their garden for the [...]
Dragon Eye Pine, the Summer Pine Tree
When you think of pine trees, most people’s thoughts go to Christmas trees, pines on the mountains, or the dark green color of the needles among the snow of winter. Pine trees are often associated [...]
August Gardening
While most people think of Spring for garden work, August is an important month for gardeners. Preparing your outdoor space in August can brighten up your landscape during the Autumn chill and even into the [...]
Hydrangeas
One of the most popular flowering bushes across America, Hydrangeas are a beautiful addition to any landscape. They are bushes with beautiful flowers that bloom in a variety of colors based on species and soil [...]
Crape Myrtle
If you are looking for a colorful focal point to your yard, the Crape Myrtle is a wonderfully diverse tree species. It’s flowers bloom in an assortment of colors based on species, its leaves provide [...]
Summer Watering
Summer has begun. When the thermostat goes up a little tender care for your garden and lawn can be helpful. The watering your lawn, flowers and vegetables is important during summer months when rain isn’t [...]
Tips to Attract Butterflies to Your Garden
Butterflies are always a pleasant sight, their bright colors and gentle fluttering flight patterns complement any garden. They also benefit the garden itself by pollinating flowers. If you want to attract more of these beautiful [...]
Bugs Beneficial to Your Garden
Aphids can be a gardener’s nightmare; and no one wants annoying gnats and mosquitoes in their yard. But rather than using sprays or pesticides, you can attract natural predators and beneficial bugs to keep them [...]
May Flowers
Coneflowers - Rudbeckia hirta Spring is in full swing! The flowers are blooming and the colors are popping up all over our nursery. Add some great color to your garden with perennials that [...]
Earth Day and Arbor Day
The end of April is a time to remember to protect the earth and plant some trees. Friday, April 22nd was Earth Day, and Friday April 29th will be Arbor Day. These days are good [...]
Grow The Lawn of Your Dreams
Join Us on Sunday, April 24th to receive the knowledge you need to grow the lawn of your dreams. Learn How To Grow The Lawn You've Always Wanted at Wiesner Bros. "The New [...]
Vegetables to Grow for the Summer
April is a great month to grow a wide variety of vegetables in your garden, for harvest later in the year. Legumes and brussel sprouts should be sown indoors in April. Greens like cabbage, kale, [...]
Spring Has Begun
The first full day of Spring was March 20th. this was spring's earliest arrival since 1896. Please enjoy the videos below of flowers and buds. Nature is a symphony of beauty. Enjoy the following videos [...]