At AlldredgeGgardens we want you to have the best shopping experience possible. Here are just a few things we have done to make your shopping experience better. 

Training:

We have had extensive training for all our employees this winter with over 600 hours of training. 

Plants:

Our green house is overflowing with beautiful flowers, vegetables and herbs. Our tree and shrub selection has grown during the winter.  We have searched hard to find specimen trees and shrubs. The quality of our plants is the best it has ever been. 

Café:

We have changed management of our Café.  We have also changed the menu to include more soups, sandwiches, wraps, and salads. We have also added gourmet coffee including, Double fudge mocha latte, French vanilla Latte, Cappuccino, and fresh roasted coffee beans with Governors cup and Kenyan blends. 

New Products:

We are very excited about our new product lines. Cook Number grills and grill islands take all the guess work out of grilling. Gazebos and pergolas help to create a complete outdoor living area in a matter of hours; complete with refrigerator, grill, and built-in stereo.

The Dirt on Gardening Seminars:

Our seminar schedule is better than ever.  With over 20 specialists scheduled this spring to help keep you informed.  Our main event is scheduled for, Saturday, April 10, 2010.  We will have over 12 gardening specialist scheduled on that one day.                                                                   All seminars are on Saturday and start at 11 am

It all kicks off on Saturday 3-27

3-27  Andy from Lady Bug Organics presents:  “Square Foot Gardening”          

4-3 Vegetable and Herb gardening                                                                                                                                                                          

4-10 Vendor Specialist Day: Over 12 specialist from all fields, including water gardening.                                                                                                                              
4-17 Lawn care and Installation                                                                                                   
4-24 Flowers and shrubs:  Beautify your beds.                                                                              
5-1 Hang on for hanging baskets: How to design your own creation.                                        
5-8 Pots of color. Container gardening.                                                                                        
5-15 What’s bugging you? Insect and disease control.                                                                    
5-22 Crape Myrtles for West Texas.

Organics:

An organic lawn care program works with nature, not against it. This gives the lawn just what it needs to be green and healthy and more resistant to diseases and pests. This program is also safer for children, pets, and our aquifers – therefore our drinking water. It also saves money in the long run, since it takes less fertilizer, pesticides, and fungicides overall.

Vegetable Gardens:

Now for the fun part – it’s planting time! Plant the tallest vegetables, herbs or flowers on the north side of the bed and the shortest on the south side. In addition, plan ahead for crop rotation. For example, members of the tomato family should not be planted in the same area for two years. This helps to prevent the buildup of diseases and pests common to a particular vegetable family. Therefore, it is best to plant all members of the same family in a block together and plant them in a different location for the next two years.

Insects:

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