Upcoming Events
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Fall Bushel Basket Workshop
Spice up your porch for the season by coming to one of our Fall Porch Pot Workshops! Say goodbye to…
Learn More: Fall Bushel Basket WorkshopAugust 27 @ 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
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Fall Bushel Basket Workshop
Spice up your porch for the season by coming to one of our Fall Porch Pot Workshops! Say goodbye to…
Learn More: Fall Bushel Basket WorkshopAugust 26 @ 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
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September Super Sale: 30% off Pottery & Statuary
Take advantage of our fall sale to deck out your garden for next summer! 30% off pottery, cement statues and…
Learn More: September Super Sale: 30% off Pottery & StatuarySeptember 6 @ 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
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September Super Sale: 30% off Perennials
Plant perennials now and enjoy them for summers to come! 30% off our entire perennial department for 2 days —…
Learn More: September Super Sale: 30% off PerennialsSeptember 27 @ 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
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What are the Best Perennials for Wet Soil?
Read More: What are the Best Perennials for Wet Soil?If youโre dealing with a soggy corner of the yard that stays wet long after the rain stops, you know how frustrating it can be. Between our heavy clay soils here in Northeast Ohio and those spring thaws that leave everything soaked, a lot of regular plants just give up and rot. The good news is you donโt have to keep fighting Mother Nature. You can actually embrace it with the right perennials for wet soil. Perennials for wet soil are some of the best choices for these conditions. They are tough, beautiful plants that come back every year and…
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How to Grow Garlic from a Clove
Read More: How to Grow Garlic from a CloveHey folks! At Boyert’s Greenhouse and Farm, weโre excited to help you learn how to grow garlic from a clove. Fall is the perfect time to plant, and with a few easy steps, youโll have fresh garlic to spice up your meals before you know it. Letโs walk through the process together! Getting Started with Growing Garlic from Cloves Tips for How to Grow Garlic from a Clove Care and Harvesting When Growing from Clove FAQ Visit Us in Person With these tips from our expert gardening team, youโll know how to grow garlic from a clove like a pro,…
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What Gardening Zone is Ohio?
Read More: What Gardening Zone is Ohio?Curious about Ohioโs USDA Hardiness zone? At Boyertโs Greenhouse and Farm in Medina, OH, weโre here to help you grow a thriving vegetable garden. Ohio falls into USDA Hardiness Zones 6a (northern Ohio, -10ยฐF to -5ยฐF) and 6b (southern Ohio and Lake Erie shoreline, -5ยฐF to 0ยฐF), with milder winters near Lake Erie due to its warming effect, according to the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map. Hereโs how to succeed in Ohioโs climate with tips from Boyertโs! Ohioโs Hardiness Zones and Planting Tips Key Planting Schedule for Ohio Garden Care for Ohioโs Climate Ready to Start Gardening? Visit Boyertโs Greenhouse…
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The Best Guide to Starting Seeds Indoors
Read More: The Best Guide to Starting Seeds IndoorsStarting seeds indoors is a rewarding way to kickstart your vegetable or flower garden, giving you a head start on the growing season. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned gardener, this comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about indoor seed starting, from timing and materials to care and transplanting. Letโs dive into the essentials for success! When to Start Seeds Indoors Timing is critical for indoor seed starting. The goal is to have healthy seedlings ready to transplant outdoors after the last frost date. For most regions, the average last frost date is around May 15, so…