A green thumb can be a great thing to develop early on with your children. Kids love to play around in the dirt, and if you can provoke an interest in gardening with them early, you could be creating a lifelong passion.
Spring and summer are prime seasons to plant landscaping plants in your yard so that you can enjoy the outdoor areas of your home.
We love to talk about growing fresh fruits and vegetables, but when it comes time to harvest, conversation quickly changes to eating! As I make my way around Decker's Nursery, I frequently hear customers and staff talking about their favorite ways to...
The answer to the question: “When should I pick my vegetables?” is more simple than you think. The first thing to do is to switch your thinking from a grocery store customer to a vegetable gardener.
By now you may have started your garden and are well on your way to enjoying the miracles of nature. Chances are your plants will thrive, but if they don’t it could be because of these common issues. If it happens to you, don’t fret! In this article...
“Into Every Life a Little Rain Must Fall”, what a blessing this is for every gardener that pours their hearts into the landscape and garden. We're very fortunate to have so many great customers that return each year and rely on Decker’s Nursery for a...
Have you been trying to eat more organic foods to decrease the number of harmful pesticides you and your family eat?
The thought of landscaping your home can stir up feelings of both excitement and dread. There are endless possibilities, and depending on your particular set of skills, you might not know where to begin.
In part 2 of our vegetable gardening guide, we discuss transporting, watering and protecting your plants.
How does a beautiful home garden grow? If you've been wanting to start a garden but aren't sure how you have come to the right place. Green thumbs do not come naturally for everyone, but with these 10 tips, you will have your friends asking you for t...
Whether it's an herb garden in a sunny window or beans outside, gardening can affect your child in positive ways. In fact, PBS reports that kids who take part in gardening projects perform better in science than those who didn't.
