Common Scents

03/29/2026

These Petunias are LOVING the sun! So many NEW colors this year. ☀️

03/27/2026

Our hanging baskets have all kinds of new plants in them this year. Any guesses what kind she is? ✨

03/25/2026

Bloom update ✨

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03/21/2026

When the CEO pays a visit to the greenhouse. 🌱

03/20/2026

Make sure you are watering. 🚿

It's officially the first day of spring today, but across much of Nebraska, it feels more like the first day of summer. With temperatures quickly heating up this week and forecasted to get downright steamy this weekend, here are some tips on how to take care of your trees in hot, droughty weather.

1. A tree that's been planted within the last 1-3 years needs supplemental water in unseasonably hot weather.
2. Evergreens are especially susceptible to winter drought and should be watered as early as possible in the spring.
3. Water your young trees with 5 gallons of water per week during the establishment period (which can last up to 3 years). If it rains at least an inch per week, that amount of supplemental water can be reduced.
4. Water your tree around the drip line, which extends out to the edge of the tree's canopy, rather than putting all the water at the base of the trunk.
5. Add a generous layer of mulch around the base and out to the drip line to help reduce evaporation from the soil and to protect the tree from mower and trimmer damage.
6. Plant species that are native to Nebraska: bur, white and red oak, hackberry and ponderosa and limber pines are particularly tough when it comes to drought.
7. Don't give up on tree planting; as temperatures rise, it's more important than ever to increase tree canopy and bring beneficial shade to our communities!

03/19/2026

Save the date! We are Egg-cited for our annual Egg Hunt. 🐰

• The Scoop Ice Cream
• Bake My Day
• Busy Bee Artistry

03/11/2026

To our customers and friends;

Our family is navigating some unexpected health issues. Please know that we are working diligently to take care of you, our customers, as quickly as we can. At this time, we ask for patience and a little bit of Grace.

We are looking forward to another spring season and can’t wait to share what we have been growing for you. 🌺

03/06/2026

Going to be a busy weekend of planting. ✨

03/02/2026

These two lovebirds have been married 51 YEARS today! ✨

Happy anniversary to our amazing bosses Bruce and Debbie. We love watching your love grow. ♥️

02/28/2026

👀 Pansy’s are starting to bloom. 🤍

02/19/2026

Trucks are rolling on in. Look at all those pretty little plants just waiting to be planted. 🌱 ✨