Are you tired of cobweb decorations that come out of a bag? Make cobwebs like the professionals with the Webcaster. Hook the Webcaster up to an air compressor and it shoots webs up to 12 feet. Easily decorate your entire front porch in minutes. Webcaster webs clean up just as quickly. Web material comes in clear, glow in the dark, neon orange, and more. The clear webs glow in black light, so pick up an LED black light at Orchard when you get your Webcaster.

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Watsonia
Native to South Africa, watsonia is commonly called bugle flower. It makes a great cut flower with long, graceful spikes of fragrant blooms. Full sun and well drained soil is preferred. Watsonia will grow to 3-4 feet in height and looks best in the garden when allowed to mature into sizable clumps. Red, orange, pink and white watsonia bulbs are currently in stock and can be planted anytime over the next two months.

Zantedeschia aethiopica
Also from South Africa, zantedeschia aethiopica is known as the common garden calla lily. Plants form large clumps of semi-evergreen long-stalked shiny green leaves with elegantly tapered white blooms and can reach 4 feet in height. ‘Green Goddess’ is a unique variety with white flowers tipped in green. The plants do best in moist, even boggy soil and full sun to light shade in hotter climates. We have large 14/16 size bulbs of both the all white and ‘Green Goddess’ in stock now.

Clover-Shaped Pulp Pots
Last year we used these cute, inexpensive pots for container plantings at the end of the fall bulb season. They looked so nice, this year we are also offering them for sale. The number of bulbs needed per pot depends on the type and variety of bulb used. As an example, expect the small clover pot to hold 7-8 narcissus or 10 hyacinth bulbs. Plant the bulbs close together, but not touching for the best results. Once planted and given an initial watering, the pots can be left outdoors until spring. When the bulbs sprout in early spring make sure to water them as necessary. The reward will be a pot of beautiful blooms that can be placed anywhere for a bit of springtime cheer.

As the season draws to a close we are selectively paring down our pottery inventory. It is not too late to take advantage of this opportunity to buy some pots at attractive discounts.

The Burnham Planter (shown here) is one of the pots currently on sale at 50% off. A beehive style planter with a soft green glaze, it is available in 3 sizes while supplies last. This soft green is a perfect complement to flowers in pastel shades, whites, bright blues or deep purples.   

Cover cropping is a fundamental technique used in many gardens that seek to be sustainable.  Cover crops are fast-growing annual or perennial plants that are grown for the purpose of suppressing weeds, stopping erosion and attracting beneficial insects.  Cover crops are typically mowed down and turned into the soil while flowering and before they have gone to seed, adding organic material and, in the case of leguminous plants, nitrogen, to the soil.  Sometimes cover crops are left in place for more than one season, for continued weed suppression and erosion control.

For the quickest coverage, consider annual grasses, such as barley or ryegrass.  To add nitrogen, choose nitrogen fixing leguminous plants, such as clover, fava beans or vetch. To combine quick coverage with nitrogen fixation, select a blend, such as our Gold Rush Blend or Green to Gold Blend.  Gold Rush Blend is a single-season mix of barley, brome grass, and crimson clover.  2 1/2 lbs covers 800 square feet.  Green to Gold Blend provides up to three years of weed suppression and erosion control with a blend of brome grass, fescue and rose clover.  2 1/2 lbs covers 2,000 square feet.

With the weather still warm and fall rains just starting, right now is the best time to plant cover crops.  Drop by and let a nursery professional help you choose just the right cover crop for your needs.

Create an extra-special look this year with bling for your Jack O' Lantern.

We think that Two’s Company’s  “Tricked Out” is just what you need!

Carve your pumpkin with the special template and decorate with the enclosed rhinestone appliqués.  It couldn’t be easier!

Choose from “Blimey Bling Pirate” or “Dark Stone Devil”.  Blink and miss ‘em…they are selling out fast (“Sparkle Princess” and “Black Crystal Cat” are sold out.) Just $5.99 and here now at the Lazy K.