The Art of Fall Containers

As the air turns crisp and the leaves begin to change, it’s the perfect time to refresh your porch or patio with the colors of fall. Container gardening is an easy and rewarding way to celebrate the season, and with the right combination of plants, you can create bold displays that last well into the cooler months.

September is Pollinator Month

Plants That Keep Bees & Butterflies Happy. September may mark the return of school routines, but it’s also a peak season for pollinators in your garden. Bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds are still busy gathering nectar, and you can support them with late-blooming plants that provide both food and beauty.

Best Late-Season Perennials

Just because summer is winding down doesn’t mean your garden has to lose its vibrancy. September is one of the best months to keep your landscape looking lively, with cooler nights, warm soil, and plants that thrive in the season’s softer light. By choosing the right perennials, you can enjoy waves of fresh color well into fall.

September Is Perfect for Planting

September marks a shift—not just in the seasons, but in our routines. The kids are back in school, the busy pace of summer has slowed, and now is the perfect time to turn your attention back to the garden. Cooler nights paired with warm soil make this one of the very best months to plant trees and shrubs in Southeastern Massachusetts.

Hydrangeas Steal the Show!

If your garden is starting to lose steam, now’s your chance to turn up the color with one of summer’s best-kept secrets: Hydrangea paniculata. These late-blooming beauties are in full bloom right now and will carry vibrant color well into the fall.

Cool Down With These Shade Garden Ideas

Beat the heat and create a lush, relaxing retreat in your own backyard with a shade garden! At Redwood Nursery, we love helping gardeners transform shady spots into beautiful, breezy sanctuaries—even during the hottest days of summer.

Deadheading: Keep Your Flowers Blooming

What Is Deadheading? Deadheading simply means removing faded or spent blooms from your plants. By snipping off old flowers, you’re telling the plant to stop making seeds and keep putting energy into new blooms instead!

Not Too Late to Plant Your Dream Garden

5 Must Haves For Every Garden

At Redwood Nursery, we believe every garden deserves a few standout plants—those reliable performers that bring color, pollinators, and joy to your outdoor space. Some of these are easy to find in our nursery, while others are available exclusively through Redwood Direct, our plant-shipping program designed to deliver exceptional selections right to your doorstep.

Shop Redwood Direct!

Introducing Redwood Nursery’s New Plant Pickup and Delivery Options! We’re proud to announce two new convenient ways to shop for your favorite plants and gardening products, making it easier than ever to bring beauty to your garden. Whether you're planning your next outdoor project or looking to give the gift of greenery, our new services are designed with you in mind.

Create a Butterfly Garden - 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. Here's how to get started with a focus on sustainable, eco-friendly choices featuring American Beauties Native Plants and Proven Winners.

Build a Bee House

Pollinators like native bees are essential to a thriving garden—and giving them a safe place to nest is one of the easiest and most impactful ways to support them. With habitat loss on the rise, especially for solitary bees like mason bees and leafcutter bees, building or installing a bee house offers a simple, hands-on way to make a difference.

New Planting Video

Planting a Spring Annual Display + Planting Hawthorn & Juniper Trees!

Pruning Tips & Container Ideas

Planting 4 Royal Frost Birch Trees, Pruning Hydrangeas & Roses + Sweet Spring Containers!

Fruit Trees 101

There’s nothing quite like picking fresh fruit from your own backyard! Whether you’re dreaming of apples, peaches, or cherries, planting a home orchard is a rewarding way to enjoy homegrown produce while enhancing your landscape.

We Plan, You Plant!

Spring is the perfect time to refresh your garden, and if you’re dreaming of a beautiful landscape but aren’t sure where to start, Redwood Nursery’s We Plan, You Plant program is here to help! This unique service provides you with a customized garden design and expert plant recommendations—so you can confidently bring your vision to life.

Small Space Pollinator Gardens

Want to support bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds but don’t have a big yard? No problem! Even a small space—like a patio, balcony, or tiny garden bed—can become a thriving pollinator haven.

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Espoma Plant Food Finder

Find the appropriate Espoma fertilizer for all of your favorite plants.

New USDA Growing Zone Map Explained

When planning your garden, understanding the USDA Hardiness Zone Map is as crucial as knowing your plants. This guide, a staple for gardeners and farmers, helps predict which plants will thrive in a particular location. Watch the video and read the post to learn more.

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