Bountiful Gardens

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us here at Bountiful Gardens! This week, Ike is here to introduce you to the fun and crafty world of Tablescaping! There's no better way to bring more bounty to your holiday celebration than with thoughtful, colorful table displays that show off the colors and textures of the season. Ike will guide you through three separate designs, though the options are truly limitless! You can Tablescape as simply or as intricately as you like. One of the best ways to find materials for your centerpiece is by gathering them yourself from the backyard or a local field. Don't let your table be bare this Thanksgiving! Make sure to make it a feast for the family and for eyes! Here's a timestamp breakdown for you! Natural Foraged Tablescape - 0:41 Plant Lover's Tablescape - 3:12 Fragrant Herbal Tablescape - 4:40 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

Welcome back to Bountiful Gardens!! The chill is starting to set in, and the leaves are almost all down. That means it's time to dive into the wide world of evergreens! First up on the list is a genus of plants so big, they get their own video! This week, we're talking Junipers! Junipers are found world-wide and can grow in some of the highest elevations. They have strong roots that can break through tough soils, as well as hold soil together preventing erosion. You can find Junipers as groundcover, mid-size shrubs, spreading shrubs and upright trees, and some can grow as tall as 90 feet!! One fantastic Juniper is Eastern Red Cedar, a native plant here in the Northeast. These make excellent roadside plantings, privacy screens and more, all while feeding and housing bird populations! Junipers have also been used medicinally and culinarily through history--let Ike tell you more! And then Amelia will fill you in on some fun facts! Here's a timestamp breakdown for you: Joe's Juniper Generals - 0:49 Dan's Deeper Dive - 2:08 Ike's Apothecary - 3:51 Amelia's Fun Facts - 4:38 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

Welcome back to Bountiful Gardens! This week, we're doing something a special--we're highlighting our Landscape Design services! Join Dan Ilkow, Master of Landscape Architecture and our head landscape designer as he walks you through the process of getting your property refreshed and redesigned by our team. You'll also hear from our maverick designer and all-around good fella Joe! Landscape Design is an artform that seeks to solve environmental problems with natural solutions. The ideal landscape design is both beautiful and functional, providing more than just looks to a space. Here at Bountiful Gardens, we're all about functional landscapes, so you can rest assured knowing time, care and expertise are going into your design. We handle hundreds of designs and installations a year, but we treat each project with the utmost attention. There's still time to get your project on the roster for this season! Give us a call or send us an email to get the ball rolling! We can't wait to work with you. There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

Welcome back to Bountiful Gardens! In this very special episode, we'll be taking a trip over to our Lawrenceville location to check in with our Lead Wreath Designer, Mike, who brings decades of experience to each original wreath he creates. Listen and watch as he describes our wreath-making process, and take some notes on his tips on how to find inspiration in something as simple as your ribbon! We take our wreaths very seriously here at Bountiful Gardens. After all, it's the first thing a guest sees upon entering your house--why not make a welcoming statement that matches your interior holiday decor! We make sure all wreaths are full and balanced, bursting with natural beauty. You can get a wreath in any style and for any season or holiday! Whether you're looking for natural decorations like twigs, berries, pinecones or lotus pods, or more sparkly modern decorations like glass ornaments, bells and beyond, we can do it all! And not every wreath has to be green! We also offer a variety of grapevine and driftwood wreaths that can be redecorated throughout the year. Don't see a wreath you like? Just ask, and Mike will bring your imagination to life. Mike's starts at 0:50 ! Happiest of Holidays from all of us here at Bountiful Gardens! Wishing you and yours a warm and bountiful season! There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

In this video, our indoor plant expert Ike will guide you around our extensive greenhouse here at Bountiful Gardens, Ewing, this time with improved audio and some snazzy backing tracks! Our greenhouse is bursting with an endlessly growing selection of indoor and tropical plants. We also carry all the products, tools and accessories to keep your plants happy and healthy. Even better, our horticultural experts like Ike are always happy to answer any questions or give any greenthumb advice! Choosing a new indoor plant can be a daunting task--there are so many out there with so many different needs. Take the guesswork out of the process and let Ike be your teacher today. Whether you're looking to dress up that bright windowsill with some orchids, anthurium, or bromeliads or build your own mini ecosystem, or terrarium, everything you need and more is right here in our greenhouse. Do you know how to tell the difference between a Philodendron and a Pothos? If not, Ike's got you covered with that and so much more. By watching this video, your thumb is sure to grow greener. We're covering a ton of plants in this video--here's a breakdown of timestamps: 0:34-0:47 - Croton 1:07-1:26 - Monstera deliciosa 1:27-2:13 - Bananas 2:14-2:51 - Citrus Trees 2:52-3:34 - Sanseveria/Snake Plant 3:35-4:01 - Fiddle Leaf Fig 4:02-4:23 - Weeping Fig 4:24-5:46 - Bromeliads 5:47-6:10 - Succulents 6:11-8:16 - Terrarium Plants and Supplies 8:17-8:36 - Fairy Gardens 8:37-9:14 - Norfolk Island Pine 9:15-10:01 - Air Plants 10:02-11:29 - Philodendron 11:30-13:08 - Calathea 13:09-14:18 - Aglaonema/Chinese Evergreen 14:19-15:12 - Alocasia 15:13-16:24 - Hoya 16:25-16:58 - Peace Lily 16:59-17:30 - Anthurium 17:31-18:45 - Pothos 18:46-19:26 - Orchids 19:27-19:51 - Topiary and Pots Once you make it through this video, you'll be prepped and ready to start your own indoor jungle. There are so many plants to choose from, and you can be certain you'll find your perfect plant right here at Bountiful Gardens. Looking to escape the cold of winter or gloomy weather? Our greenhouse is always here to provide you with a haven, no matter the hazards life throws your way. Entering the greenhouse here in Ewing never gets old--as soon as you open the door, you're invited into a whole other world with plants on every pedestal. Come to destress and relax, and leave with a new plant! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough--and start Planting More today! Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

Welcome back to Bountiful Gardens! In this week's video, we'll be diving into the world of evergreens with three low-growing favorites: Plum Yews, Sweetbox and Wintergreen. These plants keep their foliage year-round, so you never have to go without color and fullness. Plum Yews, or Cephalotaxus, are deep green shrubs that work perfectly as a small hedge, especially in their upright form. Their spreading form stays a bit lower to the ground and has more of a horizontal spread. The berries of the plant appear in late Fall and are a useful foodsource for birds. Sweetbox is a beautiful evergreen shrub with lush green, almost laurel-like foliage. In the spring, it features vanilla-scented flowers that give way to berries that come in red, blue and black. These plants don't get much taller than 2 feet tall, and will spread just as wide. Wintergreen is an amazing native evergreen groundcover that produces plump red edible berries in Fall. The berries taste just like the wintergreen minty flavor, and that's because it comes from this plant! It has vibrant leaves that turn reddish/orange in fall for an extra burst of color. Here's a timestamp breakdown for you: Plum Yews - 0:57 Sweetbox - 2:27 Wintergreen - 4:15 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

Welcome back to Bountiful Gardens! October is here, and so are all our pumpkins, gourds and fall decor!! In this video, Ike and Amelia will show you some of the Fall decor porch packages we offer here at the nursery. You can book a decor package that fits your porch and budget, and we’ll come out to your property and assemble a Fall feast for the eyes on your doorstep! After that, Ike will bring you on a deep dive into some of our finest and most delicious edible pumpkins and squashes! We offer everything you could possibly want to make your house the talk of the town this Fall. Mums of all colors, cabbages, kale, annual grasses, celosia, pumpkins, gourds, cornstalks, hay bales, Indian corn—we truly have it all. If you’re feeling crafty, you can come in and pick out everything yourself and let your inner artist guide you. If you’d rather our team handle the installation process for you, we’d be happy to oblige! And when you’re finished with your display for the season, don’t forget to eat your pumpkins and squashes! It’s such a waste when they get thrown out or are left to rot. So many of our pumpkins, gourds and squashes are not only edible, but fantastically delicious when roasted! Let Ike walk you through the basics! Here are some timestamps for you: Our Fall Decor Offerings - 0:34 Porch Decor Examples - 2:01 Eat Your Pumpkins! - 2:35 Jack-O-Lantern - 2:41 Sugar Pumpkin - 2:55 White Pumpkin - 3:18 Blue Hubbard Squash - 3:40 Red Hubbard Squash - 3:54 Cheese Pumpkins - 4:06 Turban Squash - 4:39 Blue Doll Pumpkin - 5:02 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

Welcome back to Bountiful Gardens! In this video, we're taking another deep dive into three perennial favorites you NEED in your garden! And better yet, this is one of the best times of the year to get your plants in the ground! This week, we're learning about Caryopteris (Bluebeard), Amsonia (Bluestar) and Asters! Caryopteris is a gorgeous perennial shrub in the mint family that features silvery foliage and deep blue flowers in late summer and early autumn. As Fall sets in, the leaves will turn to a bright buttery yellow color before dropping for winter. Seedheads make a great foodsource for birds, and the flowers are beloved by countless pollinators. Amsonia, also known as Bluestar, is a native perennial that boasts light blue flowers in early Spring. Its delicate but strong foliage makes a great alternative to ornamental grasses, and in the fall, this plant bursts into firey hues. Planting in clusters is best for the greatest effect! Asters are the OG's of the Asteraceae family--the largest family of plants in the world! We have plenty of native asters here in NJ, and you can find a bunch of them right here at Bountiful Gardens! These wildflowers can start blooming anywhere from early summer all the way until November, depending on which species you choose. And the color selections are amazing!! Here's a timestamp breakdown for you: Caryopteris: Joe's Overview - 0:43 Dan's Specifics - 1:13 Ike's History and Medicinal Notes - 1:45 Amelia's Fun Facts - 2:12 Ross's Thoughts - 2:33 Amsonia: Joe's Overview - 2:54 Dan's Specifics - 3:51 Ike's History and Medicinal Notes - 4:27 Amelia's Fun Facts - 5:03 Asters: Joe's Overview - 5:46 Dan's Specifics - 6:47 Ike's History and Medicinal Notes - 7:16 Amelia's Fun Facts - 7:57 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

Welcome back to Bountiful Gardens! It's the start of another school year, and the beginning of Fall planting season!! In this video, Joe and the team will get you acquainted with three incredible perennials you NEED to find space for in your garden: Ironweed, Goldenrod and Anemone!! Ironweed (Vernonia spp.) is a native wildflower here in the United States, and there are a few species to choose from. The plant features amazing, abundant deep purple, textured flowers in late summer through mid fall, making it crucial for late season pollinators. Its seed heads stand through the winter, giving interest to an otherwise dull area. The plant gets its name from its stems, which are "as strong as iron," and have been used in basket weaving and as cordage since recorded history. Goldenrod is one of the most prolific native wildflowers in our northeastern ecosystem. These golden beauties can grow anywhere from 2-8 feet tall depending on the species, and are host to countless pollinators, birds and beneficial insects. Some species prefer very dry soils while others enjoy wetter sites. Though commonly confused for ragweed, goldenrod is actually hypoallergenic, as it's an antihistamine! These plants also have very strong roots that will help sites establish after damage or fire. Anemones are beautiful perennial flowers that are also known by "Windflower". These plants are native to Asia, and as their common name suggests, they look gorgeously dainty as they dance in the breeze. Anemones prefer well-draining soils with normal moisture and appreciate a bit of shade later in the day. Here's a timestamp breakdown for you: Ironweed: Joe's Essential Plant Facts - 0:36 Dan's Plant Specifics - 1:28 Ike's Plant History - 2:10 Goldenrod: Joe's Essential Plant Facts - 2:56 Dan's Plant Specifics - 3:48 Ike's Plant History - 4:33 Anemone (Windflower): Joe's Essential Plant Facts - 5:14 Dan's Plant Specifics - 6:04 Ike's Plant History - 6:30 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

Welcome back to Bountiful Gardens! Can you believe we're heading into September already? In this video, we're taking a look at Perennial Ferns, Hakone Grass and Sweet Autumn Clematis--all gorgeous shade-tolerant plants that you should be planting right now! There are thousands of species of ferns out there, and they're one of the oldest plants on earth, existing long before the dinosaurs roamed. Overall, they're highly shade tolerant, and tend to like moister soils. Sweet Fern, however, tends to do well in drier soils. Ferns can add incredible texture to any shady spot, and come in a variety of shapes, sizes and even colors. Autumn Brilliance fern, for example, features bright red fronds when they first emerge, fading to a lush green. Hakone Grass, also known as Japanese Forest Grass, is a luscious ornamental grass that offers a bright, feathery texture to your garden. It likes moist soils and can handle dense shade, and is often used along pathways because of its soft mounding effects. Sweet Autumn Clematis is an incredibly fragrant climbing vine that blooms in late summer and Fall. Typically, you'll want to train it along a trellis or arbor to get its full features. These plants can grow up to 35 feet tall/long and tend to have TONS of honey-scented flowers. Here's a timestamp breakdown for you: Perennial Ferns - 0:34-4:06 Dan - 0:34-2:14 Olga - 2:14-2:37 Glenn - 2:37-3:07 Santos - 3:07-3:34 Amelia - 3:34-4:06 Hakone Grass - 4:06-5:43 Dan - 4:06-4:40 Olga - 4:40-4:54 Glenn - 4:54-5:11 Santos - 5:11-5:17 Amelia - 5:17-5:43 Sweet Autumn Clematis - 5:43-7:29 Dan - 5:43-6:21 Olga - 6:21-6:36 Glenn - 6:36-6:47 Santos - 6:47-7:03 Amelia - 7:04-7:29 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

Welcome to Bountiful Gardens, Lawrenceville, nestled here in the Garden State of New Jersey! We're your one-stop-shop for all things horticultural. Whether you're looking for indoor tropical plants, exotic orchids, rainforest-remniscent bromeliads, tiny terrarium plants, cacti, succulents or so much more, we have what you need to keep your green thumb growing. In this video, let our indoor plant expert, Ike guide you through our greenhouses and show you a selection of plants that can liven up any space. Don't have a green thumb? No worries, just ask and we'll let you know how to care for your new plants. Anyone can have a Bountiful Garden! Today we're focusing on Air Plants, Orchids, Bromeliads, Cacti, Terrarium Plants and Carnivorous Plants. We have an impressive selection of them all, so just sit back and let Ike show you around the greenhouses. Here are timestamps for you, if you like: 0:09-1:09 - Air Plants 1:10-1:46 - Orchids 1:47-2:56 - Carnivorous Plants 2:57-3:44 - Bromeliads 3:45-4:26 - Cactus 4:27-4:51 - Crown of Thorns 4:52-5:25 - Terrarium Plants There are so many other plants of so many other types just waiting to be found here at Bountiful Gardens--come browse our tranquil retail jungle today. If you'd like to stay up-to-date on our email promotions, plant care tips, gardening recommendations and more, be sure to visit our website and sign up for our Bountiful Rewards Program. We have three locations in New Jersey--Lawrenceville, Ewing and Hillsborough. All are packed with plants of every type, and you'll find the same great customer service at each of our garden centers. We hope to see you soon, and are always encouraging you to Plant More! Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

Welcome back to Bountiful Gardens! Can you believe the holidays are almost upon us?? That means our greenhouses in Ewing and Lawrenceville are PACKED with Poinsettias, Cyclamen, Holiday Cactus, Kalanchoe and so much more! These plants are traditional holiday favorites, but have you ever wondered why? Join us for this week's deep dive into the care and history of these four Winter winners. These are all indoor plants in our NJ climate, so make sure you have a nice spot for them in the home! Few things bring festive cheer more than living decor, and to make it even better, all of these plants are very easy to care for. Here's a timestamp breakdown for you! Poinsettia - 0:27 Cyclamen - 2:16 Holiday Cactus - 3:34 Kalanchoe - 4:31 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

In this video, you're going to be learning all about three more perennials we have waiting for you right here at Bountiful Gardens: Monarda (Bee Balm), Liatris (Blazing Star), and Eupatorium (Joe Pye Weed)! All three of these plants feature native varieties you can find growing out in nature here in New Jersey. These are some low maintenance, high impact perennials that you should be considering right now! Monarda, or Bee Balm, is a gorgeous wildflower with tubular petals that make them a favorite for hummingbirds and butterflies alike. They typically grow in full sun to partial shade in open woodlands or sunny meadow landscapes. These plants can tolerate decently wet soils, as well as some dry spells from time to time. There are so many color varieties to Monarda--you have to come see them all to believe it! And if you want to spice things up, consider Spotted Bee Balm, a silvery-foliage mint with unique blooms. Liatris, or Blazing Star, is a native perennial wildflower that is beloved by migrating monarch butterflies. Also frequented by countless other pollinators, these whimsical looking purple-flowered plants can grow upwards of 6 feet tall and bloom from top to bottom, allowing you to trim it back as it wilts from the top down, preserving a perfect bloom for longer. You can find Liatris growing naturally in moist conditions in sunny, open areas and along streambanks. Joe Pye Weed is a classic native wildflower that you can find all over the state of New Jersey. It's extremely hardy, and is often found on sunny, abandoned sites. This plant is a beacon for pretty much everything that pollinates. From monarchs to bumblebees and more, this plant is a no-brainer if you're looking to make an eco-friendly addition to your landscape. Here's a timestamp breakdown for you! Monarda (Bee Balm) - 0:46-3:10 Joe's General Coverage - 0:46-1:18 Dan's Plant Specifics - 1:18-1:41 Glenn's Naturalist Notes & Companion Plants- 1:41-2:02 Ike's Edibility and Medicinal Notes - 2:02-2:51 Amelia's Fun Facts - 2:51-3:10 Liatris (Blazing Star) - 3:10-5:17 Joe's General Coverage - 3:21-3:45 Dan's Plant Specifics - 3:45-4:14 Glenn's Naturalist Notes & Companion Plants - 4:14-4:33 Ike's Edibility and Medicinal Notes - 4:33-4:46 Amelia's Fun Facts - 4:46-5:17 Eupatorium (Joe Pye Weed) - 5:17-7:56 Joe's General Coverage - 5:29-6:16 Dan's Plant Specifics - 6:16-6:49 Glenn's Naturalist Notes & Companion Plants- 6:50-7:09 Ike's Edibility and Medicinal Notes - 7:09-7:31 Amelia's Fun Facts - 7:31-7:56 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

In this video, we're taking a closer look into three classic perennials we offer here at Bountiful Gardens: Coreopsis, Balloon Flower and Garden Phlox! These plants are all beloved by pollinators and fill their own height, texture and color niches in your landscape. By the end of this video, you'll be ready to confidently add these perennials to your plant palette so you can enjoy them all summer long. Coreopsis is a phenomenal genus of wildflowers. There are multiple species, including the Tall Tickseed, which can get up to 8 feet tall! Most varieties max out around three feet in height, and tend to stay relatively compact in their growing form. The standard colorations are yellow and red, but thanks to cultivation, you can find pinks, oranges, creams and more! Balloon Flower is a fantastic low-growing perennial that makes and excellent border planting. Its flowers puff up into little balloons before bursting into bloom with blues, pinks and whites. These plants are also edible, and are commonly found in Korean food! Garden Phlox is a staple in any English Cottage Garden. With its narrow growth, medium height, and soft panicles of colorful fragrant flowers, Garden Phlox is truly a no-brainer if you're looking to add a perennial to your garden. Let Joe and the team tell you more!! Here's a timestamp breakdown for easy navigation: Coreopsis: 0:37-2:49 The Basics with Joe - 0:37-1:10 Some Specifics with Dan - 1:10-1:47 Companion Plants with Glenn - 1:47-2:06 Ike's Edibility and Medicinals - 2:06-2:29 Amelia's Fun Facts - 2:29-2:42 - Balloon Flower: 2:49-5:10 The Basics with Joe - 2:49-3:49 Some Specifics with Dan - 3:49-4:20 Companion Plants with Glenn - 4:20-4:30 Ike's Edibility and Medicinals - 4:30-4:52 Amelia's Fun Facts - 4:52-5:03 - Garden Phlox: 5:10-6:56 The Basics with Joe - 5:10-5:51 Some Specifics with Dan - 5:51-6:16 Companion Plants with Glenn - 6:16-6:30 Ike's Edibility and Medicinals - 6:30-6:47 Amelia's Fun Facts - 6:47-6:56 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

Can you believe it's already August?! In this video, we're continuing our mission to provide you with as much information as we can about the incredible plants we're offering here at Bountiful Gardens. This time, we're covering Rudbeckia and Agastache! These are two of the best perennials out there, and the whole team is here to walk you through everything you need to know to succeed with your grow! First up is Rudbeckia, which is a genus comprised of many species, including the Black Eyed Susans. Generally, they're quite drought tolerant, love full sun, and attract a TON of pollinators. Dan will go into individual species, including Orange Coneflower, Sweet Coneflower, Great Coneflower, Brown Eyed Susan and Cutleaf Coneflower. Next is Agastache, or Hummingbird mint. This plant has to be seen and smelled to be believed. It's a pollinator favorite, and the red and yellow varieties attract hummingbirds from all over with their tubular flowers. The flowers and leaves can be steeped into a medicinal tea, or just tossed onto a salad for a licorice-minty flavor. Blue and purple varieties of agastache attract the most bees, if they're what you're after! Here's a timeline breakdown for you! Rudbeckia: 0:46-4:29 Basic Overview with Joe - 0:46-1:24 Species Deep Dive with Dan - 1:24-3:14 Brown Eyed Susan - 1:24-1:53 Orange Coneflower - 1:54-2:17 Sweet Coneflower - 2:18-2:26 Great Coneflower - 2:26-2:45 Cutleaf Coneflower - 2:45-3:14 Naturalist Notes with Glenn - 3:14-3:36 Medicinal Facts with Ike - 3:43-4:07 Fun Facts with Amelia - 4:07-4:24 Agastache: 4:30- Basic Overview with Joe - 4:30-5:31 Native Notes and Design Tips with Dan - 5:31-6:29 Naturalist Notes with Glenn - 6:29-6:45 Medicinal Facts with Ike - 6:45-7:14 Fun Facts with Amelia - 7:40 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!

In this video, the Bountiful Gardens team will be stressing the importance of biodiversity in your garden! In these scorching months, it's critical that our beneficial insects have all the pollen and nectar they need to thrive. It's not all fun and games in the garden though--it's a bug-eat-bug world out there! This week, we're focusing on a pollinator that doubles as a pest control agent in the landscape: the parasitic wasp! Despite being wasps, these critters don't bite or sting. In their adulthood, they feed on pollen and nectar, but to reproduce, they seek out host insects like aphids and caterpillars and lay their eggs on their bodies or their pre-laid eggs. Upon hatching, the larvae consume the host, emerging as a new wasp. It's spooky, but fascinating. And even more importantly, beneficial insects like these wasps can reduce or eliminate the need for pesticides and insecticides in your garden. However, it's a bit tough to picture our adorable caterpillar friends going through such a process, so fortunately there are things you, as the master of your garden, can do to save them! If you find a caterpillar in your garden, you can scoop it up, pluck some of its host plant, and place it inside a mesh tent, out of direct sunlight. Make sure to replace the leaves each day, and before long, you'll have a chrysalis in your tent! From then on, you just have to be patient and let nature work her magic. Finally, Glenn and Dan go over some great native plants you can add to your landscape to help foster a healthy insectary! Here's a timestamp breakdown for you: Biodiversity and Beneficial Insects - 0:19-2:13 Parasitic Wasps - 2:13-3:22 Raising Caterpillars - 3:22-4:14 Summersweet Pepperbush - 4:25-4:48 Yarrow - 4:48-5:03 Golden Alexander - 5:04-5:25 Spotted Bee Balm - 5:26-5:46 Goldenrods - 5:47-6:05 Swamp Milkweed - 6:05-6:20 Mountain Mint - 6:20-6:39 Asters - 6:39-7:02 There's no better time than RIGHT NOW to come manifest your perfect dream garden!! Come down to any of our three locations--Ewing, Lawrenceville or Hillsborough to bring more bounty to your landscape. We'll all be here ready to give expert advice to make your gardening as rewarding as possible. Our Website: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/ Our Rewards Program: https://www.bountifulgardens.com/rewards For Landscape Design Inquiries: Email landscaping@bountifulgardens.com We hope to see you soon!