Special Spring Hours End June 19! Starting June 20, our regular hours will resume: 9:00 to 4:00 Monday-Saturday (last checkout 4 pm). Closed on Sundays. New Crops Released The spring rush is over and we have been potting up a storm. The warm weather is helping the crops root out, and we … [Read more...]
Native Trees for the Small Landscape – Part One
Eight Small Trees That Pull Big Weight for the Ecosystem Oaks, Maples, Tulip Trees, Sycamore.....they all perform yeoman's work in the ecosystem, but need the space to spread out. If you don't have the room for them, don't worry! There are species that can fit in smaller spaces and still … [Read more...]
Nursery News May 29 2026
The spring has gotten off to a wild start, with freezes and 90 degree plus weather. Meanwhile our plant selection continues to grow as crops become ready for sale. Here are some highlights: Domestic Garden Fruit Along with an incredible, diverse selection of native plants, we also grow a … [Read more...]
Special Event
Meet Live Raptors and Other PA Wildlife with the CCEEC - Friday, June 19 Join us for this special event as we host Wildlife Rehabilitators and Naturalists from the Carbon County Environmental Education Center. The CEECC has been helping injured wildlife and promoting "Conservation through … [Read more...]
Male and Female Flowers
Bayberry When we have been able to sex a bayberry, we put a blue tag on males and a pink tag on females. Catkins appear in spring. Holly - Inkberry, Winterberry, American Holly Many named selections of hollies are one sex -- either male or female. Our signage will … [Read more...]
Five Spring Garden Maintenance Tips
Most Important Tip - No Stress! Read to tackle your spring garden maintenance? Don't let it overwhelm you! Tend your native plant garden as neatly, or as informally, as you like. Keep in mind, we’ve never yet heard a bird, bee, or butterfly mutter “I wish they’d tidy up this place.” … [Read more...]
Opening For The Season April 1
We are looking forward to see you soon! Starting Wednesday April 1, and through June 19th our hours will be: Monday-Friday 9 to 5 Last checkout at 5 Saturdays 9 to 4 Last checkout at 4 Closed on Sundays Memorial day May 25 Open 8:30 to noon, last checkout at noon. … [Read more...]
Early Season Planting and Expectations
Spring is Coming! If you love gardening, winter can be a difficult time for putting the thoughtfulness and artistry on hold. Many people begin to internalize a map of the garden, associated trials and errors, and focus on editing details. "Should I add another bee balm in that corner". Or "the … [Read more...]
A look into our 2025 displays- Part One
Freshwater Tidal Marsh Display If you stopped by the nursery the summer of 2025, you hopefully noticed our display of plants that occur in a tidal marsh. The display was inspired by Neshaminy Creek and Biles Island, two of the last remaining tidal marshes in Pennsylvania. Freshwater tidal marshes … [Read more...]
New Customer Loyalty Program!
Get rewarded every time you shop — and watch the savings add up! Every dollar you spend earns you points in our brand‑new loyalty program. Those points turn into real savings on anything you love: trees, shrubs, perennials, hard goods — your entire purchase is fair game. No cards to carry. We … [Read more...]
Our Year in Review
Photographic Year In Review from Edge of the Woods Horticulturalist Kellyn Stefancin A new year has begun, and naturally most gardeners begin to reflect and plan for next spring. I can’t help but reflect on all the places I’ve been this year that helped me feel closer to nature, especially the … [Read more...]
Native Plants Provide Winter Food Sources for Birds
Birds rely on a diversity of native plants as winter food sources...will your garden help feed them? It’s winter; food for birds and other wildlife is scarce. Let’s talk about some native plants that can feed songbirds naturally in your garden throughout the winter! Providing food to songbirds by … [Read more...]
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