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The New Year is a time to reflect on the changes we want or need to make. Why not keep it simple and resolve to spruce up your landscape? Think about the soothing sounds of a fountain or a picturesque fish filled water garden. Maybe this year schedule time to have limbs and overgrowth trimmed back or brighten up your porch with hanging baskets and window boxes. Enjoy your yard rather than be a slave to it.

From your friends at Driftwood, we wish you a happy, healthy, and prosperous new year. May your gardens grow greener in 2012!

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Snails and Slugs

What's Bugging You

The warm moist environment where many of your garden plants thrive is also an inviting habitat for snails and slugs. … Continue reading

Family Gardening: Attracting Wildlife to the Garden

Gardening Basics

Attracting wildlife to the home garden is an enjoyable and creative way to teach children about nature, evoke their respect … Continue reading

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February is the month of LOVE!

Every February across the country, candy, gifts, and flowers are exchanged all in the name of St. Valentine.

Why not stick with tradition, but with a twist this year? If the lovely arrangements on our Florist page aren't your thing, then consider the most romantic and enduring of all garden plants - the rose bush.

Be a romantic and make it a tradition, add another variety to your garden every Valentine's Day or Anniversary. The rose is the flower that inspires love!


Gardening Tips For January

•January is a great time to give your impatiens and other annuals a nutritional boost. Liquid feeding with Miracle Gro and a granular application of Osmocote will keep your bedding plants thriving and strong. For an eco-friendly option, use Plant-Tone by Espoma.

•Driftwood is in full bloom. Some local favorites are geraniums, impatiens, begonias, and snapdragons. Our list of annuals is just too long to mention here. You absolutely must see the incredible variety of plants we carry.

•January can be one of Southwest Florida’s coldest months. To protect and insulate your plants, water them in advance of a cold snap. You may also want to use frost cloth to cover impatiens, geraniums, begonia’s and other annual beds when the temperature reaches the mid thirties or below.

Hydrangea's Are Here!

Many people remember hydrangeas from our childhood. Today we are falling in love with them all over again. We have a wide variety of Hydrangea’s to choose from. Whether you are looking for pink, white, purple, or blue, we have them all available in a 6” pot. They are also available as cut flowers in our floral department. Call to have one of our floral designers put together the perfect arrangement!