Ember x Flower Power Farms

Wood-Fired Cuisine at the Farm | May 21, 22 & 23 Fire meets flowers this May at Flower Power Farms. We’re welcoming Ember, Connecticut’s traveling live-fire restaurant, for three special days of wood-fired cuisine at the farm. Enjoy an open-air dining experience featuring bold seasonal flavors, fire-cooked favorites, and a beautiful farm setting.

Tropical Plants Have Arrived!

Great Selection of Nursery Stock

Visit Flower Power Farms for a great selection of 2 and 3 gallon shrubs - locally grown. Plenty of Proven Winner favorites!

Got Mulch?

We've got a complete selection of bagged mulch - pine, hemlock, red, black, brown - you name it! Plus all your essentials - top soil, cow manure, potting mix, loam and so much more!

Hydrangea Care 101

Hydrangeas are one of the most popular flowering shrubs for a reason—they deliver big, colorful blooms and long-lasting beauty with relatively simple care. But before you plant, it’s important to understand what hydrangeas need to truly thrive. Getting the basics right from the start will set you up for healthier plants and more impressive blooms season after season.

Designing a Show-Stopping Summer Planter

Thriller, Filler, Spiller Combinations for Maximum Impact A well-designed container garden can completely transform a patio, porch, or entryway. Whether your customers are working with a small space or looking to make a bold seasonal statement, the classic thriller, filler, spiller method is the key to creating containers that feel balanced, vibrant, and professionally designed.

Top 10 Early-Blooming Plants

At Flower Power Farms, spring starts with fresh color, homegrown plants, and the simple joy of getting back outside. Their East Windsor garden center highlights homegrown annuals, perennials, herbs, and vegetables, backed by a team with decades of experience and a “The Dirt Life™” approach that encourages gardeners to dig in and grow with confidence.

Native Plants to Support Local Wildlife

At Flower Power Farms, spring is more than just a time to plant — it’s a time to support the incredible ecosystem that makes our gardens vibrant and alive. One of the most meaningful ways you can do this is by planting native species that provide critical early season habitat for insects, birds, and even amphibians.

Bee Houses: Every Garden Needs One

Bees are more than just honey-makers — they’re essential pollinators that keep our gardens, crops, and ecosystems thriving. While honeybees get a lot of the spotlight, solitary bees like mason bees and leafcutter bees are actually more efficient pollinators and just as vital to your garden’s success. One of the easiest ways to support these beneficial insects? Add a bee house to your garden.

Top 10 Plants for Pollinators

At Flower Power Farms, we believe in gardening with purpose—and there’s no better purpose than supporting pollinators. Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other beneficial insects play a vital role in our environment, helping plants reproduce and crops thrive. Creating a pollinator-friendly garden doesn’t just bring your yard to life—it contributes to a healthier planet.

Create a Pollinator Paradise in 3 Steps!

Want to turn your garden into a buzzing, blooming haven for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds? Follow these three simple steps to create a pollinator paradise right in your own backyard.

UConn Home and Garden Education Center

The UConn Home & Garden Education Center (HGEC) is a horticultural informational resource for the citizens of CT and beyond. This program supports the UConn Extensions mission to provide answers you can trust.

15 Perennials For Every Garden

Great ideas for perennials for sun, shade, dry conditions, even deer resistant!

Plant a Pollinator - Grow Native!

Creating a pollinator garden is a beautiful way to support local wildlife, enhance your garden’s natural beauty, and contribute to a healthier environment. With the right plants, soil, and care, you can attract beneficial pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds to your yard.