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7171 Wooster Pike
Medina, OH 44256

Boyert's greenhouse with fall mums all around

Fall Looks Good on Boyert's!

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Fall Looks Good on Boyert's!

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Fall Looks Good on Boyert's!

fall pumpkins and gourds on wagon

Fall Looks Good on Boyert's!

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Upcoming Events

  • Fall Greenhouse Gathering at Boyert’s

    Fall is our favorite so what better time to host another Greenhouse Gathering?! Mark your calendars now for Sunday, September…

    September 20 @ 11:00 am – 4:00 pm

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  • How to Start Seeds Indoor

    Some simple steps to follow to start growing vegetables from seed: Start seeds in trays filled with sterile seed-starting mix, moistened before planting (or use peat pellets). Plant seeds no more than 1/4″ deep. Water sparingly, enough to keep plants hydrated but not so much that soil is saturated.  Avoid letting plants sit in water that accumulates in the bottom of trays. Keep them in a warm spot, once seeds sprout move plants to a very bright light.  Next to a south or west facing window may be sufficient, but sometimes supplemental light is necessary.  Set up a fluorescent lighting…

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  • Pruning Demystified

    A common question we get when the snow melts and spring breaks is “When should I prune?” Most shrubs don’t require regular pruning in order to be beautiful and healthy.  Enjoy your low maintenance landscape, and just prune any diseased or dead branches in the spring after new growth has flushed out.  If you do want to prune to improve the shape, encourage rebloom or rejuvenate an over-grown shrub, use a pair of sharp bypass pruners and cut straight across the branch (not at an angle).  Aim to cut back about 1/3 from the tip, just above a big bud. As…

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  • November/December Gardening Tips

    A final winter prep before the snow flies makes for easier spring clean-up. OUTDOOR Final fall clean up! Bring in garden hoses and drain outdoor faucets. Clean and store garden tools. Finish planting spring blooming bulbs. Remove fallen leaves from your lawn and gutters. Decorate window boxes for the holidays before the soil freezes. Prepare a planting hole now for your live Christmas tree. Store soil in a wheel barrel in the garage so it’s not frozen when it’s time to plant the tree. Protect roses from cold winter winds by laying a 10-12” mound of mulch or compost at…

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    October Gardening Tips

    Pumpkins, gourds, corn stalks and mums keep our fall landscapes interesting while we put to rest gardens and patio pots for the coming winter season. GARDEN Finish dividing and transplanting perennials early in the month. This is the best time to divide and transplant Peonies. Espoma’s BioTone is an organic, slow release starter plant food that helps prevent transplant loss and promotes root growth. Watch weather forecasts for possible killing frosts. Harvest frost-sensitive produce (squash, pumpkins and gourds) when frost is predicted. Rake and compost fallen leaves to keep leaves from accumulating and smothering the lawn. Store gladiolus, dahlias and…

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