Ideal for fall gardens, pansies offer a colorful display for almost six months – in the fall when they are planted, in the winter during a stretch of sunny days and again in the spring! Winter pansies may be planted anytime starting in mid-September and continuing through October. Multiple plantings spaced a week or two… Read More
Succulents, plants that store water in their leaves, stems, trunks, or roots, make easy-care container plants for both outdoor or indoor settings. They grow in many parts of the world, but are generally found in areas with low rainfall, and have adapted to extended dry periods. As container plants, they should receive direct morning or… Read More
At Meadows Farms our Hanging Basket prices and selection are second to none. We carry over 30 varieties and sizes of hanging basket to beautify your front stoop and deck. Choose from a 10″ pot size to fit into your budget or maybe its one of our fantastic mixed combination baskets in a large 12″… Read More
Calibrachoa are by far the most popular premium annual on the market due to their versatility in the garden. They resemble miniature petunias and come in a full spectrum of colors. Calibrachoa add excellent “spiller” & “filler” color in any mixed combination planter. They work great in the landscape as border annuals or as a… Read More
Transform your patio into an oasis of color by adding pots of blooming tropical annuals. Simply filling a few nice ceramic pots with several of these blooming beauties and your patio will become an outdoor living room. Whether it’s a tree or bush form Hibiscus, or a Mandevilla on a trellis, or many of the… Read More
The nation’s # 1 groundcover annual! Wave Petunias were introduced in 1995 by Ball Seed. They have grown in popularity due to their tremendous performance in the landscape. The Waves come in a full range of colors: pink, rose, purple, white, red, blue, and misty lilac. The breeders have also come up with some very… Read More
As the summer heat continues its hold over our area, you may notice some of your spring plantings beginning to wilt, droop, and look sad. Unfortunately, many plants cannot handle the intense heat of our summers. Fortunately, there are many plants that not only tolerate but love the hot weather. Below are eight different plants… Read More