Wide varieties of materials can be used for garden sculptures: from wood to metal, and from plastic to ceramic—and marble, resin, and concrete. Also on that list is stone, including cast stone. Choosing what material is right for you will depend on your budget, how durable you want your statuary to be, and the climate in your area. To help you choose the right outdoor statue for your garden, here’s an overview of some of the commonly used materials.
When designing a garden, most people tend to focus on just the plants. However, incorporating statues and fountains not only add charm and elevate the beauty of your garden, but the placement and surrounding you choose for your statue can enhance its...
While pruning can be intimidating for many people, it doesn’t have to be. In fact, once you know the pruning basics, you’ll quickly grow your confidence. Before you know it, you’ll be pruning like a pro. In this series of videos Conrad Decker will h...
When choosing the best outdoor statues for your garden, one factor is, understandably enough, the price. Here, we’ll offer insights into what affects the price of garden statues so you can make the right decision for yours.
A great way to add personalization and charm to your outdoor garden is by incorporating garden statues, garden sculptures, and fountains.
Indoor terra cotta pots are a timeless solution for growing healthy plants, coming with plenty of benefits. We’ll share them here along with a couple of things to pay attention to when using terra cotta for your indoor plant pots.
Refresh your patio and front porch planters for the fall season with our colorful collections of flower and foliage plant collections. Conrad Decker of Decker's Nursery shares his best planting tips for falltastic autumn garden containers. Use Conrad...
Indoor plants provide plenty of benefits: from boosting air quality to reducing stress, enhancing attitude, and improving focus and productivity. By choosing indoor plant pottery that adds beauty to your home, you’ve created a true win-win situation,...
Indoor plant arrangements provide eye-catching appeal to your home—and, to allow the plants to grow and thrive, it’s crucial to place them in the right pots and then repot when needed. Here are tips from the experts at Decker’s Nursery.
When caring for indoor plants, a focus is often (rightfully!) on watering them appropriately. Too little and they can’t thrive. Water them too much and the oversaturated soil can cause root rot to occur.
Native plants have formed symbiotic relationships with native wildlife over thousands of years, and therefore offer the most sustainable habitat. A plant is considered native if it has occurred naturally in a particular region, ecosystem, or habitat...
