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      Espoma Organic Tomato-tone 4 lb
      Espoma® Organic® Tomato-tone®
      from $5
      Heavy Duty Plant Cage with Foot Pegs
      Heavy Duty Plant Cage with Foot Pegs
      Heavy Duty Plant Cage with Foot Pegs
      $15
      Growing Tomatoes Growing Tomatoes The beginning of May is an ideal time to start planting tomatoes in and around the Willamette Valley. As the weather warms, we can look forward to growing, anticipating, and harvesting these tasty summer fruits. Steps to growing tomatoes: Select a sunny area with nutrient-dense,...
      Growing Guide: TomatoesTomatoes are America’s #1 choice for vegetable gardening. Picked fresh off the vine, they are full of flavor, nutrients and fun. There are many varieties to choose from and all have something to offer specific to their variety. Here’s a list of the choice varieties...
      How to Plant an Edible Garden How to Plant an Edible Garden April is the time to begin planting veggies!We are right in the thick of Spring and now is the time to plant edibles in your garden, raised beds, or containers. Not sure where to begin? Here are some great tips to get your bounty in...
      Fall Vegetable Planting Fall Vegetable Planting Extend your growing season Here in the Pacific Northwest, you can harvest crops every season of the year with some extra planning. The first step is selecting vegetable varieties that are well suited for fall and winter harvest. Some of the best vegetables are produced...
      A Fresh Start: Planting an Edible Garden This Spring A Fresh Start: Planting an Edible Garden This Spring Grow what you eat, and eat what you grow—with a little help from Al’s. Spring in the Pacific Northwest is the perfect time to dig into edible gardening. Whether you're starting a small herb pot or transforming a raised bed into a fresh produce haven,...
      Planting for Pollinators: Creating a Thriving Habitat Planting for Pollinators: Creating a Thriving Habitat As the flowers begin to bloom and warmer weather settles in, it’s the perfect time to think about creating a garden that not only looks beautiful but also supports the essential pollinators that keep our ecosystem thriving. Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators play a...
      Gardening in July Gardening in July Summer planting Spring might be over, but you can continue planting in your garden into the summer.  We want to inspire you to grow your gardens to admire and enjoy year-round. The trick to planting in the summer is to ensure you are available to...
      Container Team Players Container Team Players Container gardening is a wonderful way to enjoy veggies, herbs, and blooms if you lack the space for a full-sized garden. Several benefits to container gardening are: Accessibility. Ability to move plants when needed. Less weeding. Less risk of soil-borne disease. Ability to control light,...
      Als-gardencenter 'Black Pagoda' Lipstick Plant (Aeschynanthus), 4 Inch Hanging Basket houseplant
      Lipstick Plant

      (Aeschynanthus)

      from $12.5
      Skagit Horticulture 'Elfin' Creeping Thyme (Thymus serpyllum), 4 Inch perennial
      Skagit Horticulture 'Pink Chintz' Creeping Thyme (Thymus serpyllum), 4 Inch perennial
      Creeping Thyme

      (Thymus serpyllum)

      $2.5
      Pacific Northwest Porch Perfection: Container Gardening Hacks for Small Spaces Pacific Northwest Porch Perfection: Container Gardening Hacks for Small Spaces Living in the Pacific Northwest, we're all about embracing the outdoors. But what if your outdoor space is more like a "shoebox balcony" than sprawling garden? Fear not, fellow plant enthusiasts! Container gardening is your ticket to a thriving urban oasis. This month let's explore...
      Edible Landscaping: Reap the Rewards Edible Landscaping: Reap the Rewards In a world where sustainability and self-sufficiency are gaining momentum, the concept of edible landscaping has emerged as a delightful and practical way to transform your outdoor space. Gone are the days when lawns were simply for aesthetics; now, they can serve as bountiful sources...
      Unforgettable Edibles - Cole Crops Unforgettable Edibles - Cole Crops Cole crops, also known as brassicas, are a family of vegetables that include cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, kale, and collard greens. They are cool-season crops that can be planted in the spring, depending on your location and climate. Here are some cole crops to...
      Seed Starts in January Seed Starts in January January is an excellent time to do indoor gardening. Even though early spring is around the corner, you can get a head start on planting summer vegetable seeds indoors. You will have seedlings to look forward to planting outdoors with the anticipation of picking fresh...
      5 Things to Do in Your Garden in May 5 Things to Do in Your Garden in May Digging into Spring Gardening April sure held true to its “April Showers” promise this year! Let’s look forward to a sunny, warmer May. Below are some important tasks and ideas to attend to in your gardens and outdoor spaces this month. 1. Get Hooked on...
      Watering Wisely in the Pacific Northwest: Keep Your Garden Thriving Through Summer Watering Wisely in the Pacific Northwest: Keep Your Garden Thriving Through Summer The Pacific Northwest is known for its lush greenery, but even in our temperate climate, summer can bring hot, dry stretches. Here, water conservation is key, and that includes watering your garden strategically. By following these best practices, you can keep your plants healthy and...
      Gardening in August Gardening in August August is the month to “dig in” to the beginning of harvest season and maintaining your gardens and landscape. Fertilization should cease for roses and most trees. This assists the new growth to harden. Continue watering them, especially during the extremely hot days we tend...
      Dig Into May: Expert Garden Tips for the Month Ahead Dig Into May: Expert Garden Tips for the Month Ahead Spring showers can linger through May in the Pacific Northwest, but it is a great time to plant and tend to your garden. The soil and temperatures are warming up and the colorful blooms are ready to show off. So, what should you be doing...
      March Gardening Madness March Gardening Madness Spring is the perfect time to start gardening and get your garden ready for the summer months. With the right tips and techniques, you can make sure that your garden is healthy and thriving all year round. In this blog, we will discuss some of...
      Mastering the Art of Harvesting Homegrown Vegetables Mastering the Art of Harvesting Homegrown Vegetables The joy of cultivating your own vegetables is unmatched, from planting the seeds to watching them grow into lush plants. As your plants flourish, the time eventually comes to reap the rewards of your hard work: the harvest. The art of harvesting is a crucial...
      Bloom into June: Top Garden Design Trends for 2024 Bloom into June: Top Garden Design Trends for 2024 Spring has sprung, and with May's vibrant sunshine comes the perfect time to transform your outdoor haven for June. This year, garden design trends reflect a growing focus on sustainability, mindfulness, and creating an extension of our living spaces. Let's explore some of the hottest...
      A Beginner's Guide to Gardening A Beginner's Guide to Gardening As the weather starts warming up, gardening enthusiasts enjoy getting their hands dirty planting flowers, vegetables, shrubs, and other greenery in their yards. Having the right gardening tools can go a long way in helping your outdoor garden flourish, whether you have experience with gardening...
      Earth Day Gardening: Sustainable Practices for a Greener Future Earth Day Gardening: Sustainable Practices for a Greener Future With Earth Day just around the corner, it's the perfect time to reflect on our impact on the environment and explore ways to make our gardening practices more sustainable. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting, adopting eco-friendly techniques can help preserve natural resources,...
      New Year New Dreams Update New Year New Dreams Update The time is here!   Hello! My name is Annie, and I am Al’s Fourth Generation. I am so sorry for the delay, but I have an update you from the article at the beginning of the year New Year New Dreams. My yard is ready...
      Al's Garden and Home Perky Pet Humming bird feeder
      Al's Garden and Home Perky Pet Humming Bird Feeder
      Perky-Pet® Pinch Waist Glass Hummingbird Feeder
      $11.5
      2 varieties
      Als-gardencenter 'Bowles' Dwarf Periwinkle (Vinca minor), 4 Inch perennial
      Als-gardencenter 'Illumination' Dwarf Periwinkle (Vinca minor), 4 Inch perennial
      Dwarf Periwinkle

      (Vinca minor)

      from $2.5