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Three yellow pots of artificial red poinsettias are arranged below a “Joy to the World” sign in a store’s holiday section.

Fall Into Winter

The past few weeks have been extremely busy for Louisiana Nursery as we transitioned our stores into stock for the winter season. I wanted to remind everyone that we still are receiving another shipment of Pumpkins, along with a ton more plants that’d go great for fall through winter. Crotons, Garden Mums, and Camelias still […]

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A city street with a deep chasm replacing the road; people walk along the edge as if it is normal.

A whole world to see

In my first semester of college I decided to take landscape architecture to get one of my art credits done. At first, I assumed this would be a snooze-fest that would not require much time or attention. I scheduled it at 9am sharp and for the first week or so I may ort may not

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A New Year

As we step into the new year, I cannot begin to express how excited I am for all the projects I will start this spring. The stores have seemingly finished transitioning from the Christmas holiday (although there are some great last-minute deals on unsold merchandise!), so I hope to see you all looking at what

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Horticultural Oil

Some gardening tasks need to be done within a specific time frame. For example: pruning roses (early February), fertilizing azaleas (after blooming), planting foxglove (in the fall). Something else you should consider doing right now (in the spring) is treating any of your scale infested plants with an oil-based spray. The hot summer sun, humid

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