Wyman’s Home & Garden Showplace is a full service garden center located in Hanson, MA. Wyman’s Garden Center has been serving customers in the Southeastern Massachusetts area for almost 50 years.
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Decorate with Fresh Greens
Some of the most beautiful holiday decorations come straight from nature! Fresh evergreens, colorful berries, pinecones, and branches can give your home a welcoming holiday look without elaborate decorations or expensive materials.
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Watering Plants Before Winter
As temperatures drop and the gardening season winds down, it’s easy to assume your plants no longer need attention. After all, the days are cooler, growth has slowed, and winter is just around the corner.
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Keep Your Backyard Birds Coming Back
Winter in Massachusetts doesn’t mean your backyard has to be quiet! Cardinals, chickadees, blue jays, and woodpeckers can bring plenty of color and activity to your garden, even on the coldest days.
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New!Planting Birch & Evergreens
Join Laura from Garden Answer as she is planting 3 Birch & 2 Weeping White Spruce Trees!
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Have a Gardening Question?
We're here to help with any and all of your gardening needs. Simply tap to send us a quick message. You can even include a photo for help with plant identification or disease problems.
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New Video!Autumn Centerpiece
Fall Table Centerpiece & Planting Groundcover Sedum!
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What Worked in Your Garden This Year?
Fall is a great time to clean up the garden, but before you cut everything back and move on to winter, take a few minutes to look at what happened in your yard this year. Which plants thrived? Which struggled? Where did you have great color — and where was something missing?
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Hydrangea Help
What to Do When Blooms Fade, Flop, or Fail Hydrangeas are summer favorites, but they do not always behave the way gardeners expect. Blooms may turn brown, heavy flower heads can droop after rain, or a healthy-looking plant may produce plenty of leaves but very few flowers. In most cases, the plant is not failing. It may simply need better watering, support, or a little patience.
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About the Wyman Gardens App!
Have a question about a plant, product, or project around your home or garden? The Ask Us feature in the Wyman’s Garden Center app makes it easy to send questions or feedback directly to our team.
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Grow NativeAmerican Beauties Native Plants
Native plants are gaining attention for good reason. They are well adapted to local soils and climate, require less maintenance once established, and play a critical role in supporting pollinators and wildlife. The American Beauties Native Plants® collection highlights a carefully selected group of native perennials, shrubs, and grasses chosen specifically for their garden performance and ecological value.
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Fertilizer can make a big difference in how your plants grow, bloom, and produce—but more is not always better. The key is knowing when to fertilize, what type to use, and how much your plants actually need throughout the season. At Wyman’s Garden Center, we carry trusted lawn and garden care brands like Espoma, Scotts, Bonide, Coast of Maine, FoxFarm, and Jonathan Green, so you can choose the right product for your plants, soil, and gardening goals.
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Soil Health 101: Why It Matters
Many gardeners focus on fertilizer when plants struggle, but the real key to long-term success is healthy soil. Fertilizer can provide nutrients, but it cannot fix poor soil structure, low organic matter, or an unhealthy microbial ecosystem. When your soil is healthy, plants grow stronger, roots develop deeper, and gardens become more productive year after yea
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Overseeding Your Lawn
Early spring is one of the best times to strengthen your lawn, and overseeding is a simple way to fill in thin areas, improve density, and encourage a healthier stand of grass. When combined with Scotts® Step 1 Crabgrass Preventer Plus Lawn Food, you can give your lawn a strong start for the growing season.
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Planting Your Vegetable Garden
Planting a vegetable garden is one of the most rewarding ways to enjoy fresh food and spend time outdoors. Whether you’re starting with a few containers or a larger backyard plot, a well-planned garden can provide a steady supply of vegetables throughout the growing season.
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Seed Starting Tips
Join Laura from Garden Answere as she shares tips on Starting Rudbeckia & Strawflowers, Pruning Hydrangea Standards
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A Guide to the Scotts® 4-Step Lawn Care
A thick, green lawn doesn’t happen by accident. It takes a consistent plan, and the Scotts® 4-Step Lawn Care Program is designed to give homeowners an easy, season-by-season approach to healthier turf. By applying the right products at the right time, you can build a lawn that looks great from spring through fall.
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Espoma Plant Food Finder
Espoma makes it easy to feed your plants the right way with their Plant Food Finder tool. Instead of guessing which fertilizer to use, this simple online guide helps match the right Espoma product to the specific plants in your garden. Whether you're growing vegetables, caring for houseplants, feeding trees and shrubs, or boosting flowering plants, the Plant Food Finder quickly recommends the best organic formula for the job.
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Soil Calculator
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Landscaping and Feeding Birds
Create a Backyard Haven with Lyric Bird Seed: Inviting wild birds into your landscape is one of the simplest ways to bring more life, color, and natural activity into your yard. By combining thoughtful landscaping with high-quality bird food like Lyric Bird Seed, you can create a backyard habitat that attracts a wide variety of birds throughout the year.
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Feature Plants: Proven Winners at Wymans
If you’re looking for plants that deliver reliable color, strong performance, and season-long beauty, the Proven Winners® collection at Wyman’s Garden Center is a great place to start. Known for their rigorous testing and exceptional garden performance, Proven Winners plants are selected for qualities that matter most to gardeners—vigorous growth, vibrant blooms, disease resistance, and easy care.