Mother's day is less than a month away, and we've got an inspiring selection of unique gifts available this season.
Shop our boutique 2021 collection of one-of-a-kind garden accessories, including fountains, windchimes, statuary, outdoor art and pottery.
Or, opt for a living gift! We have annual arrangements, hanging baskets, houseplants, tropicals, perennials, trees, shrubs and more! We can gift wrap any small pot in decorative foil if you ask.
If you have something special in mind, we'd be happy to work with you to create a custom arrangement with annuals or houseplants.
Mom knows best? Pick up a gift card in store or online, and let her decide!
Hummingbirds are back!
The first Ruby Throated Hummingbirds have been spotted in the Peoria area! Dust off that hummingbird feeder in the garage, or start afresh this season with a new feeder from our colorful 2021 selection!
Looking to plant annuals that attract hummingbirds? Salvia, Fuchsia, Cleome, Nicotiana, Mexican Sunflower, Lantana and Zinnia are among the absolute best!
Pop quiz: Is this plant dead, or dormant?
If you're eyeing that newly planted shrub from 2020 in your yard and wondering whether it will come back this year, you should know that digging up your plant may void your warranty!
To read our entire one-year plant warranty and learn more about one time replacements, click here and scroll down to the heading "High Quality Plants Warrantied."
Be aware that shrubs and perennials that flower late in the season also tend to show signs of life as late as June. The list of plants to be very patient with includes Aralia, Aster, Balloon Flower, Black-Eyed Susan, Blazing Star, Bush Clover, Butterfly Milkweed, False Indigo, Goldenrod, Hardy Hibiscus, Helenium, Heliopsis, Joe Pye Weed, Rose Of Sharon, Russian Sage, Toad Lily and Turtlehead.
If you plan to fertilize plants that are late to break dormancy, wait until after they're showing plenty of healthy, active growth, and remember- don't dig them up!
Treat rose black spot early for beautiful blooms!
Do you look forward to watching your roses bloom each year, only to see their beauty marred by black spot? Now is the time to nip it in the bud! Apply organic Copper Soap Fungicide on a warm, dry day just as the leaf buds open to control black spot, downy mildew, powdery mildew, rust, gray mold and leaf spots.
Healthy, vigorous plants are naturally resistant to disease. To give your roses a boost, feed them with organic Rose-Tone fertilizer throughout the growing season.
Your rose will benefit from wood mulch, as well. Wood mulch keeps the soil moisture more even, and prevents fungal spores from splashing up from the soil to infect the plant during heavy rains.
Don't resign yourself to watching your rose struggle this year. A little prevention now will allow you to enjoy a disease free plant this year! Ask for organic Copper Soap Fungicide and Rose-Tone in our Plant Pharmacy.
It's Time for Mulch Madness!
Up your game against garden weeds this year with Hoerr Nursery's Mulch Madness sale! From now through April 24th, get free local delivery on 1-3 tons of hardwood mulch! Need more mulch? Don't live locally? No problem! Get a sixty-five dollar discount for orders over three tons or non-local deliveries. Learn more here.
Extended Spring Hours:
Open on Sundays!
The days are getting longer, and that means it's time for our extended spring hours!
The Garden Center is open
Monday-Saturday 8am-6pm Sunday 11am-5pm
The Green Thumb Garden Show is Back!
The Green Thumb Gardening Show is back on 1470 WMBD, at 7am on Saturday mornings! Tune in to hear Ethan Wise and Dan Diorio talk gardening for Central Illinois.
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