Gardening Tips and Plant Care Blog
Blog Entries - 2024

Make Your Home Merry & Bright This Christmas
Knollwood Garden Center has all the essentials to make your home merry and bright with a fraction of the hassle. Whether you’re sprucing up your front porch, adorning your indoor spaces, or just looking for a classic tree, we have you covered. Get ready to deck the halls with ease—and a little extra sparkle!
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Frosty Days, Green Thumbs: Indoor Gardening Inspiration for Winter
Winter may bring frosty air and shorter days, but it doesn’t have to put a stop to your green thumb! Indoor gardening projects can bring color, flavor, and fun to your home all season long.
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Seasonal Secrets: Flower Bulbs to Plant in Fall for Spring Glory
Here’s a common question: “Can I plant my tulip bulbs in the spring?” The answer might surprise you – “Not if you want them to bloom this year!”

Know Your Grow Zones in the USA for Gardeners
Gardening is more than just a hobby, it's a way of life. However, many new and amateur gardeners do not know that what you can grow in your garden depends on the growing zone in which you reside.

Your Fall Garden Checklist
As the seasons change and the weather cools, it's time for gardeners to prepare their gardens for the winter ahead. Fall is a time to prepare for the coming frost while getting your last bits of gardening fun for the year.

Flowers You Can Plant in July and Grow Through Fall
Mid-summer may already be here, but that doesn't mean you can't add to (or start) your garden. There are plenty of beautiful flowers that don't bloom until July, August, or later, meaning now is the perfect time to make some last-minute changes.