WE’RE BACK!
We are officially opening for our 23rd season on Tuesday, April 4th! We are excited to finally see some color in the greenhouses, but we are even more excited to see our friends and customers!
PEACOCK GLADIOLUS
This unique annual has been intriguing Sprucedale Garden employees, catching everyone's eye with its intricate orchid-like flowers and long, delicate stems. There's nothing else quite like it, especially this late in the season! The Peacock Gladiolus is not only pleasing to the eye, but to the nose as well, with a strong, sweet fragrance!
ANOTHER MUM UPDATE!
Remember the mums just a few weeks ago? (If not, click HERE for a quick reminder! HINT: They were puny!) Well, now the mums are huge, some varieties overflowing out of their containers. The mums will start to bloom at the beginning of the fall season. Cady took advantage of the shade provided by some of [...]
TREE FORM HYDRANGEA
Tree Form Hydrangea is a great garden accent! Its neat tree form is bursting with long-lasting flowers that will bloom from late summer all through fall! It also has excellent winter hardiness, too, noted Joyce. Easy to grow, the Tree Form Hydrangea is always a favorite for its striking beauty.
MUMS ARE COMING!
Mums, mums everywhere! Just like in previous years, we are offering a huge, giant, spectacular selection of mums in all different colors and varieties. The majority of our mums were planted on June 10, so they're less than two months old. They may just be green now, but wait until you see the brilliant sea of [...]
JAPANESE MAPLES
Autumn Moon Japanese Maple One of the most interesting small maples! New growth is yellow to burnt orange with tones ranging from orange, salmon and chartreuse for the rest of the season. Fall foliage is shades of gold to red. A stunning plant. Bloodgood Japanese Maple Upright, vigorous tree with burgundy foliage that turns brilliant scarlet [...]
JAPANESE MAPLES
We have countless varieties of Japanese Maples available, some that cannot be found anywhere else in this area! There are many unique shapes and colors, so there's bound to be a variety perfect for you. Come visit us to see more of these hard-to-find trees.
JUST IN: PURPLE ENCHANTRESS HYDRANGEA
"The flowers change color based on the soil's pH level. If it's more acidic, the flowers will be blue. If it's alkaline the flowers will be pink. The flowers are a range of color from blue, lavender and pink when the soil is neutral." - Lynn, employee.