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Rainy Day Activities for Kids on Long Island
Where to bring the kids on Long Island any day of the week. Rain or shine, there’s always something to discover at Hicks Nurseries. When Long Island weather changes plans, families looking for rainy...
SunPatiens: Bold, Reliable Color for Long Island Gardens
SunPatiens® bring vibrant, season-long color to beds, borders, and containers across Long Island. In fact, these hardworking impatiens are bred to thrive in full sun to part shade, delivering...
10 Plants to Plant Right Now on Long Island
If you're wondering what plants you can plant right now on Long Island, you’re not alone. As early spring arrives, many gardeners are ready to get started. The good news is that spring planting on...
When to Plant on Long Island in Spring
If you’re wondering when to plant on Long Island, you’re not alone. As temperatures start to warm up in March, many gardeners are eager to get outside and start planting. The good news? You can...
Lucky Plants for the Lunar New Year
Houseplants play a huge role in celebrating the Lunar New Year and are known for their ability to bring positive change to your home and office.
How to Start Seeds Indoors
Starting seeds indoors is a popular gardening method for Long Island gardeners who want to grow a wider variety of vegetables, herbs, and flowers. It’s a fun and rewarding project that can also help...
Long Lasting Flowering Houseplants
Skip the cut flowers and opt instead for the long-lasting color of flowering houseplants. Not only are indoor plants more economical, they may also live and flower for several years. Cut flowers...
How to Attract Birds to Your Winter Garden
Here on Long Island, many species of birds do not migrate south for the winter. Instead, they remain on the Island and rely on available food sources and shelter to survive the colder months....
How to Protect Trees and Shrubs from Snow and Ice Damage on Long Island
Snow and ice damage on trees and shrubs on Long Island is a common concern for homeowners during the winter months. While snow can actually benefit plants by insulating roots and providing moisture...