March 2026
February 2026
Container Gardening Refresh: Reuse Soil Safely & Design Stunning Early Season Pots
Refreshing your containers is one of the easiest ways to kick off the gardening season. Before you buy all new supplies, take a closer look at what you already have. With a few smart steps, you can safely reuse potting soil, build strong thriller–filler–spiller combinations, and create early-season containers that...
Deer-Resistant Garden Planning for Spring
Plant Recommendations & Layout Strategies to Reduce Browsing Damage If deer pressure is part of gardening in White Marsh and the surrounding 50-mile radius, spring planning needs to be strategic. While no plant is completely deer-proof, thoughtful plant selection and smart layout techniques can significantly reduce browsing damage. A well-designed deer-resistant...
Hydrangea Pruning Guide (Know Your Type First)
Old Wood vs. New Wood Bloomers + How to Avoid Costly Spring Mistakes Hydrangeas are a staple in Plymouth, MA landscapes, but pruning them incorrectly is one of the most common reasons gardeners lose a season of blooms. The key is simple: know your type first. Once you understand whether your...
Spring Lawn Prep Without the Guesswork
A thick, green lawn in spring doesn’t happen by accident. It’s the result of a few well-timed steps done correctly. If you live in Southeastern Massachusetts, late winter through early spring is the window to set your lawn up for success. Here’s a practical plan that removes the uncertainty and...
Fruit Tree Care in Early Spring: When to Prune (and When to Wait)
Early spring is one of the most important times of year for fruit tree care in Massachusetts. As trees in Zone 6b begin to wake up, the steps you take now will directly impact flowering, fruit set, and overall tree health for the season ahead. Here’s how to approach pruning,...
January 2026
How to Protect Trees and Shrubs From Winter Damage
Winter in New England can be tough on trees and shrubs—but with a few proactive steps, you can prevent most cold-weather damage before it starts. At Nunan’s, we help gardeners protect their landscapes all season long with trusted techniques and professional-grade products. Here’s what to do now to keep your...
Seed Starting 101: What You Can Start Indoors Right Now
Winter may feel like the quiet season in the garden, but it’s actually the perfect time to get a head start on spring. Starting seeds indoors keeps your green thumb busy, shortens the wait for harvests and blooms, and gives you stronger, healthier plants once outdoor planting season arrives. With...
Houseplants That Thrive in Winter (Even With Low Light)
When winter settles in and outdoor gardens take a well-earned rest, houseplants step into the spotlight. Short days, lower light, and dry indoor air can make plant care feel tricky—but the right houseplants don’t just survive winter, they thrive. If your home feels a little bare this time of year,...
Winter Garden Planning: What to Do Now for a Better Spring
Winter may feel like the quiet season in the garden, but it’s actually one of the most important times to plan for success. A little thoughtful preparation now can mean healthier plants, better design, and less stress when spring arrives. At Nunan’s Garden Center, we encourage gardeners to use the...
