"Your Cape Cod Landscaping Specialists"

Garden Center

Since 1972, Pine Tree Nursery & Landscaping has provided  plant lovers with everything needed to make your garden a place of pleasure.  Our Garden Center carries a full line of organic and non-organic soil conditioners,  bagged and bulk mulch, plant disease and insect controls, and water conservation materials.  Tools for every task, including ergonomically designed accessories that lessen stress to the body.  A collection of birdbaths, fountains and statuary, window boxes and trellises, and pottery in styles, sizes and colors to fit your garden design.  Our Nursery offers the highest-quality annuals, perennials, native plants, roses, grasses, shrubs and trees.  Our Greenhouses grow a variety of annuals for seasonal interest. Our collection of Gifts for the Gardener are practical, whimsical or simply beautiful.  

 

Educating our customers remains a top priority.  Our team members are trained, knowledgeable and ready to address horticultural questions as well as to present inspiring gardening workshops. 

 

Pine Tree Nursery & Landscaping also offers full service professional landscape design, construction and maintenance services.  
 

 
 

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• GARDEN CLASSES & EVENTS

  
  
  • Monday, May 27, 2013
    » MEMORIAL DAY!
  • Saturday, June 01, 2013
    » Perennials for 10 Months of Bloom - Free Workshop
  • Saturday, June 08, 2013
    » Disease and Fungus Control in your Gardens - Free Workshop
  • Saturday, June 15, 2013
    » Attracting Birds, Butterflies and Hummingbirds to your Garden - Free Workshop
  • Sunday, June 16, 2013
    » FATHER'S DAY!
  • Saturday, June 22, 2013
    » Roses Galore - Free Workshop

• GARDEN SPOT
  IT'S TIME TO...

  • Cut back ornamental grasses to just above ground level before new growth begins.
    
    Summer & fall flowering clematis, which produce buds on new wood, can be pruned to the strongest canes. 
    
    Sow seeds for peas, carrots, scallions, radishes, lettuce & chard directly in the garden.
    
    Now is the time to prune & fertilize your roses, but NOT ramblers. You can also plant new roses now but do not fertilize them until they bloom.
    
    Pot up summer blooming bulbs. Keep indoors by a sunny window until danger of frost has passed.
    
    Divide late summer & fall blooming perennials now, like hosta, daylilies, asters, & rudbeckie.  Leave those that flower in the spring alone.
    
    Map out areas in the garden where you want to plant more spring bulbs in the fall.
    
    Apply a small amount of balanced fertilizer around spring flowering bulbs when they are in bloom to promote green foliage & vigorous root development.