our most frequently asked questions
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Our FAQs are part of our educational resources to help your garden thrive. We aim to provide the best plants, seeds, and supplies while sharing our gardening knowledge, along with insights from our experienced horticulturists.
General Information
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We are located in Meaford, Ontario, at 206709 ON-26 . Click here for our contact information.
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Our seasonal hours are:
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
From March to the end of December.
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We do! Visit “Our Story” to view.
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At this time we do not offer online ordering, but we do hope to grow into that down the road.
Since our stocks change quickly and most people enjoy picking out their favourite plant in the store, we have simply made the website a great resource in the meantime... we recommend you come and visit us to find out our current availability !
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We accept returns on non-plant items within 14 days with a receipt. Due to the nature of living products, all plant sales are final unless otherwise specified.
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Perennials, trees, and shrubs come with a 1-year guarantee when planted with recommended soil and care products. Conditions apply.
GARDEN CENTRE
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We carry a wide range of annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, herbs, vegetables, native plants, and houseplants—sourced locally when possible.
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Yes, we carry a selection of certified organic plants and Ontario native species. Look for special signage in-store or ask a team member for help.
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Absolutely! We stock topsoil, compost, mulch, fertilizers, pots, tools, and everything else you need to garden successfully.
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Multiply length in feet x width in feet x depth in inches. Divide the sum by 324. This equals the cubic yards of soil required. Or visit our handy calculator here.
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Fall is the easiest time to plant, as watering requirements diminish as the weather cools. That being said, you can plant a container plant at any point of the year, so long as the ground is not frozen.
For more plant advise visit our Garden Guides
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“When in doubt, let it dry out!” The number one killer of houseplants is too much water. Water less often in the winter. With fewer hours of daylight and lower temperatures, plants will dry out less often. To know for sure, purchase a moisture meter.
For more plant advise visit our Garden Guides
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You want to dig a hole that is twice as wide as the pot that the plant is coming out of, but no deeper. It is important that the root flair, the point at which the roots come off the main trunk, be planted at the natural grade.
For more plant advise visit our Garden Guides