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North Haven Gardens

Dallas, Texas

Your Ultimate Urban Garden Center!

Interests: Gardening, vegetable gardening, roses, herbs, perennials, organics, composting, backyard chickens, indoor plants, bonsai

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North Haven Gardens is now following acreativemint

Jun 20, 2012

Should my plant be yellow, or is it chlorotic? Maybe you need a Chlorosis Corrector!

What does it mean when we tell you that your plant is chlorotic? It means they are suffering from a micronutrient deficiency called chlorosis. Symptoms may range from a mild yellowing of the leaf tissue between the veins to severe yellowing. This can lead to the death of leaves, lack... Continue reading

Posted Jun 11, 2012 at North Haven Gardens

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What is the difference between a Meyer & Eureka Lemon?

Both Meyer Lemons and Eureka Lemons are in stock now! Plant in one our large, colorful pots and place outside in an area that receives a good 6 hours of direct sunlight. Protection from the aftrnoon sun is best. Feed spring and fall with NHG Organic Herb & Veggie Food.... Continue reading

Posted Apr 19, 2012 at North Haven Gardens

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Definitely! Many of us here have the exact same issue...we want to light up our back yards or patios in a fun way...but don't have access to an outdoor electrical outlet. This are high quality and long lasting. We have a good inventory on them right now. Stock up before the spring rush!

Commented Jan 3, 2012 on Modern, Chic, Luminous Lanterns! at North Haven Gardens

Spring Will Be Here Before You Know It! Get Your Garden Beds Ready!

January is the perfect month to amend existing garden beds and create new ones for a jump-start on spring. Once the warm weather returns, you'll be so happy your bed-building, cleaning and refreshing is already done. We recommend: Existing Beds: Apply 1” of compost and work into the soil with... Continue reading

Posted Jan 3, 2012 at North Haven Gardens

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Forcing Bulbs Indoors for the Holidays

Brighten winter days with blooming bulbs indoors! They’re fun, easy, and make excellent gifts for friends and family.We have many bulbs in stock that are excellent for forcing including Amaryllis, Hyacinth, Paperwhites, Crocus and more! If you want blooms for the holidays, you need to start your forcing this weekend.... Continue reading

Posted Nov 16, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Love to Cook? Plant Fall Saffron Crocus!

Here at NHG, we know you love pretty blooms that are easy to plant, easy to maintain and perform double duty -- beautiful AND edible! One of our favorites is Saffron Crocus. It's a drought tolerant, hardy perennial that blooms in fall. Plant the bulbs in clusters about 3"-4" deep... Continue reading

Posted Oct 18, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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It's Not Too Late for Your Lawn!

Yes, this past summer's heat was brutal on our lawns. But that doesn't mean we can't nurse them back to health! Simple things like properly mowing, fertilizing and watering through winter will help heal stressed turf and their roots. One of our favorite organic products to use is Hu-Max Turf... Continue reading

Posted Oct 17, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Masdevallia Orchids: Alien Blooms!

Looking for a cool, unique houseplant for your favorite gardener, or even yourself? Look no further than the alien-like blooms of the Masdevallia Orchids, in stock now!! These wonderful orchids prefer cool homes and offices, bright diffused light and even moisture. They'd make a great gift for a new homeowner,... Continue reading

Posted Sep 27, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Plant Fruit Trees Now!

Here at North Haven, we knoow you love to eat fresh edibles grown in your own backyard. With harvest time just around the corner, many are dreaming of fresh fruit and homemade pies. Why not plant your very own urban orchard this weekend? Not only will you be devouring the... Continue reading

Posted Sep 13, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Plant NOW: Golden Fall Color! Sumac 'Tiger's Eye'

Photo Credit: Growing is Beautiful The glorious, gold fall foliage of Sumac ‘Tiger’s Eye’ is a true eye-catcher and crowd-pleaser. It positively glows in the landscape through fall. But don’t let the graceful, delicate appearance of this cultivar fool you; Rhus typhina ‘Bailtiger’ is a stellar performer in a North... Continue reading

Posted Sep 8, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Plant NOW! Sweet Olive

Photo credit: Forest & Kim Starr Osmanthus fragrans, or Sweet Olive, is a heavily fragrant part-shade shrub. It’s sweet, orange-scented blossoms permeate the cool fall and spring air. It’s a scent you’ll come to find very familiar and look forward to each season. You'll love these evergreen shrubs beautiful, glossy... Continue reading

Posted Sep 7, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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5 Favorites: Plant Now to Look Gorgeous Through Fall

Yes, it's hot, but what you plant and maintain now, will be beautiful for fall. It will be well worth the minimal effort and you'll be able to relax and enjoy it all when the cool season arrives. Petunia 'Picobella White' White flowers bloom on a lovely compact, mounding form.... Continue reading

Posted Aug 10, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Stay Hydrated! Summer Watering Tips for Plants

This article was taken from our July-August 2007 Newsletter. Our archived newsletters here are an excellent resource as we try to offer fresh, timely information each year. Add 2"-3" of mulch to all plantings, including veggies, shrubs, trees, etc. Mulch retains moisture in the soil, regulates soil temperature (cooler in... Continue reading

Posted Jul 15, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Aggie Cotton in bloom...And in stock at NHG!

I'm not an Aggie, but I do love me some Aggie Cotton, Gossypium hirsutum. This great heirloom annual tends to come and go. Folks forget about it for a while and you won't really see it in the nurseries for a few years, then it shows back up again in... Continue reading

Reblogged Jul 14, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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North Haven Gardens is now following Leslie Finical Halleck

Jul 14, 2011

Heat Stressing You AND Your Plants? We Have a Solution!

Is your turf tired and yellowing? Is water just sitting on top of your soil? We have two organic options in-store that will reduce heat stress on your plants, therefore easing your stress, too! Enviro Raindrops: We've all seen garden soil so dry that water literally rolls off the top... Continue reading

Posted Jul 1, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Modern, Chic, Luminous Lanterns!

What are we in love with right now? Our new Soji Solar Luminaries. They are the perfect evening garden accessory, powered by the sun to make your evenings bright. Here at NHG, we all have different tastes, from traditional to modern to romantic. So, we brought in styles to fit... Continue reading

Posted Jun 30, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Reminder: Apply Organic Mosquito Control Now!

By Kato Crow, TCNP I am often asked why my guests aren't eaten alive in my garden. I have an easy method of keeping my guests, family, pets and myself comfortable! Starting the 1st of April I apply monthly applications of Yardsafe Cedarcide Granules to my entire garden. These little... Continue reading

Posted Jun 21, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Delicious, Homegrown Avocados for YOU!

Avocado trees are in stock now! We’re very happy to introduce ‘Joey,’ ‘Lila,’ and ‘Poncho.’ All are variants of the Mexican Avocado, with fruits about 6 to 8 ounces in size. Mature trees are 15’ to 20’ tall and as wide, so allow plenty of space. Avocados perform best with... Continue reading

Posted Jun 8, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Try something different! Digitalis 'Gold Coast'

When Foxgloves are blooming in the garden center, there isn't a person that passes by who doesn't stop and ask about it. It is definitetly one of the most impressive blooms in spring. They brighten lightly shaded areas of the garden in spring and fall with spikes of bell-shaped flowers... Continue reading

Posted Apr 25, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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What's Pretty at NHG?

Well, I could say "EVERYTHING!". But, I'll narrow it down for you. Japanese Maples. Every home lucky enough to have some shade should have at least one Japanese Maple. Feed with Espoma Holly-tone and it'll offer gorgeous color spring, summer and fall. Right now, my personal favorites are 'Coral Bark'... Continue reading

Posted Apr 6, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Exotic Summer Blooming Bulbs

Sprekelia Calla Lilies Looking for unique, pretty cut flowers from your own garden? Or perhaps you want to add a bit of extra color during the warmer months? Planting summer-flowering bulbs right now will offer color, texture, beauty and lots of conversation about your garden! Consider planting bulbs among your... Continue reading

Posted Mar 18, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Instant Serenity: Japanese Maples

Japanese maples are magnificent small trees to help create your zen garden along with water features, Buddha statues and shaded sitting areas. Japanese maples are slow growing, have many different growth habits, a huge variety of leaf shapes, and spectacular fall color that ranges from golden yellow to fiery red.... Continue reading

Posted Mar 11, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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Have you thought of planting Witch Hazel? You should!

So many of us have large shade trees, and are looking for just the right understory tree or shrub for a wooded area or shaded courtyard. One excellent choice is Witch Hazel (Hamamelis spp). A tall (to 20’) deciduous shrub with arching branches; it may be pruned to the shape... Continue reading

Posted Feb 28, 2011 at North Haven Gardens

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