February is National Bird Feeding Month
Having grown up at Behnke’s, Stephanie has always been an avid bird watcher/feeder, first with her grandmother, Rose Behnke, and now with her husband. Read about her favorite relaxing pastime.
Having grown up at Behnke’s, Stephanie has always been an avid bird watcher/feeder, first with her grandmother, Rose Behnke, and now with her husband. Read about her favorite relaxing pastime.
Winter in gardens is often overlooked as a season of interest when it really shouldn’t be. There are many shrubs that provide a rainbow of color in colder months. Here are a few of our favorites.
The nursery business has changed a lot since Behnke’s opened in 1930 and Stephanie, who grew up at Behnke’s, watched some of those changes happen. Read about her memories of transplanting and how it’s evolved over time.
Having fragrant blooms indoors during the winter is a great way to connect with nature when the world outside is dormant. And, there’s no easier flower than paperwhites. Follow these guidelines for long-lasting beautiful blooms that won’t flop over!
Learn how to create these simple, elegant floral designs, perfect for celebrating winter and the new year.
Stephanie is off in Atlanta finding treasures for our 2018 Christmas Shop! Read about this year’s trends and the fun stuff she’s found.
Houseplants can bring vitality and beauty to your home or workplace. Read this primer to learn how to keep your houseplants looking their best.
Sometimes the best instruction manual is experience and you just have to learn for yourself what works best for your plant. Read about one employee’s five-year experiment growing two identical houseplants with very different care regimens and get her recommendation for the best houseplant.
Brrr! We all know just how cold it was last week. If dealing with the cold temps (temperamental old boilers for heating greenhouses, end-of-year inventory, temperamental cold employees, etc.) was not enough, a water line froze and burst, turning our…
Terrarium plants may be small in stature, but when placed in a pretty glass globe or under a cloche, they’re big on style. Learn how to create your own and keep it happy and healthy.
It’s bitterly cold out and, aside from a few diehards, most of us don’t want to be out in the garden. That means it’s the perfect time for dreaming and planning! Click through for a few methods for drawing out a plan. And when warmer weather comes, you’ll be ready!
Even when many of us are huddled indoors wishing winter would go away, nature can still give us gifts. Read about this snowy owl sighting in Stephanie’s own neighborhood and how social media can help connect us with the natural world.