Gertens

Contact them directly for proper answers.

Yes they have daisys they can grow in pots but not over winter.

Shirley they do not accept flower pots or recycling as of last year, or maybe even two years ago. People did not properly clean and prepare the pots, they could have any medal or dirt in them people were not doing the right thing..

I would see but i am sure if they dont, they would refer you to where you could. Wait til spring and then give it a try.

Yes 4sure

Gertens usually has Hardy Water Lilies Lotus, Water Lettuce, Oxygenators, Iris, Mini Egyptian Papyrus, Dwarf Cattails, Rushes (multiple varieties), Zephyr Lilies, Parrots Feather, and more... .

I like to leave mine for winter interest then cut them back to about a third their height in the Spring. Sometimes I'll go a bit shorter as long as I don't disturb any new growth coming up. I was told that if you don't cut back the grass I have it will go to seed and it would damage, maybe even kill the plant. I'm guessing it's a hybrid thing and not sure if it's the same for all grasses, but I haven't noticed anyone else who hasn't cut theirs back.

Contact gertens directly for assistance.

It would be wise to contact gertens directly for proper answers

If you call in your order, the you can go to the curbside pickup tent and they come to you car and get the order number from you and then grab it and bring it to your car and load you up and you are on your way.

Might be a question for a Master Gardener, which I am (just inactive at the moment). If you're referring to the house plant known as a Peace Lily, yes you can repot in September.

Sweet Million Cherry tomatoes, Early Girl, Beefsteak, and more

Yes they do

Please I don't work there I just posted a review about how they helped me.

Yes! They have 4" and 6" in a variety of colors

They have Santa in December

I believe they do delivery,, no idea about the charges $.. but u can find that easy just go to the website page. Sorry can't help to much.

Gertens has beautiful hydrangeas

Two days depends on what you need

Yes corkscrew - not the large small plant - not sure about Staghorn i believe you are talking about Hostas not hoyas - yes they have lots of different varieties.

No

Call their help line - sure they will answer! Or point you in the right direction

How about dwarf bamboo🤔

A generic 10-10-10 in a granular works good in the spring before the spears emerge.

Call Gertens, they are the experts...

We should start having them sometime the week of November 1st.

They have iris bulbs and autumn plants too

no. water, protect.

Not sure. Best to call

They are out. Bachmans.

If you have an account with Gertens they also keep all your purchase if you don't have a receipt.

Already going on. Has been for a couple weeks now

Contact them directly for proper answers.

Contact them directly.

It's posted as 8 am to 6 pm.

I am not sure.

You should contact them directly for proper answer

Im pretty sure i seen them there but that was 3 weeks or so ago.

Do you have Easter catus

Depends on if it's inside or outside. I will need more water outside.

Yes. Can be found under the Gertens web site.

No. Tomato plants

Weather has been pretty warm , think you should be ok, still may havd the old frost advisory until usually 16th May.

May still need to cover, frost advisory tonight from 3am - 8am so tender plants need to be covered

No.

Call them

Mask and social distancing

Sorry Sandy I just don't know the answer. Better give them a ring

Yes. I have used them. Great service

I do not know. Staff is very knowledgeable and helpful.

Almost all stores have that policy was it on clearance

It's really the after care you need to worry about. As long as there are no chemicals on the ground beforehand. Make the ground is clean and grated. Maybe a little roughed up to make sure you have good contact with previous dirt. But the after care is the the hardest part.

Are you thinking salt stones?

I did see some but they were not that big. I think they only grow to 2 feet

We have several wheelchairs available for use. We do not have electric carts. Many customer who have electric carts do bring them with them when they visit us.

As long as there is no apparent damage to the wiggler, getting a replacement battery from Batteries+ (or elsewhere) would be recommended.

Please contsct the store. I don't think guides are intended to be a replacement for the website or to be a personal shopper.

Call the store.

Our first batch have indeed sold out, but our greenhouse will be moving more to the store within the next week or so. Please check back on the website to see when they are back in stock. We will be restocking them throughout the summer. Thanks!

Yes they do. Beautiful plants.

You can contact the store for their inventory

Yes

I don't know about the planters, but they had some beautiful begonias last weekend when I went. I buy the smaller plants to put in my own planters.

I'm fairly certain I saw some here this past weekens

Gift cards can be purchased in store or online: https://www.gertens.com/gertens-gift-cards

If they don't Highland Nursery had them last week in boxwood.

Call Gertens and find out what their policy is.

Gertens does not do in home or on site design. You're more than welcome to bring in drawings and photos and speak with the staff for tips and coaching. Also check out our seminars.

No

Only service dogs

I would call them directly

Maybe check their website?

Chrysanthemums aren't winter hardy in Minnesota, sorry!

Please call them with that specialty question.

They do have available, composting site, but I would check with Gertens office first.

Yes. Call them to see what types.

Not at the main Gertens

They have both Prairie and Swamp Milkweed

They don't. Go hit up Greener Gardens or Eco Garden Supply

Our last frost date is typically May 15. Cold tolerant plants like pansies and lettuces can be planted in April, but warm lovers like basil and tomatoes should wait until the nights are in the 50s...usually mid to late May. It all really depends on what you are planting, and where. Plants close to the house (foundation plantings) stay warmer and can be planted earlier than those in unprotected places. There's a lot that goes into it. Best bet is to go to Gertens and talk to them about your specific situation.

Bee Balm thrives in MN. I've since moved to Colorado - the people who bought my house in MN can't get rid of it! 😉

One of the best..

Don't know. Give them a call.

Perennial Fest will be in June with lots of workshops.

No

A blueberry juniper is nice for privacy and lots more resilient to the cold. Any mild burn to tips can easily be clipped. Ours took about 7 years to grow to mature size. Keep their full size in mind when planning. Birds love them for nesting too!

They have a great selection of green plants. Plus it's a great store for lots of other things too!

Usually are

I'd call them!!! They have the best potted bushes. I've bought 3 everbearing raspberries bushes. And they have self planted themself. I've bought 2 redwood dogwood stickwood bushes and they are full grown 3 years old. I've bought 3 rhubarb. I also bought 3 blue switchgrasses and 3 red switchgrasses. I buy every thing from Gertins.I will purchase more bushes in the spring I never thought to ask how old the bushes were when buying. Just know one thing you can't go wrong buying from them. They guarantee your. bushes for 2 years. Need to keep receipt.

If you go to the website you can search the current inventory. If you don't see what you are looking for call ahead. They are super friendly and always have great advice.

Around $6 for normal size. I think it was .79/lb for big ones

Depends on the plant. Google each variety

Yes they are seed pods. Some yea4s Magnolias can produce seeds/seed pods. They don't seem germinate.

Abrahamson Nurseries, 3gallon potted Sumac for $39.99 and a 2 yr warranty

Looks like yes but read below https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/vines/honeysuckle/prune-honeysuckle-plants.htm

Yes call them. I am sure they can help you. BTW I have never heard of Sweet Autumn clematis, I will have to check this out.

Probably good for this year as they were already fertalized. You can do a slow release fertelizer granular in the spring they sell. If you want varied colors in the hydrangeas you can add things to the soil as well that they sell. My hydramgeas can be white, hot pink, or blue. I have the boom stick.

U of M says to pick them off early in the season. They release pharemones that attract more when they find somethong tasty. They found the bags actually attract more and cause more issues for you and surrounding houses.

And!

Weed

Most likely. Best to call the store.

I believe their whole catalog is available online. Find their site, then their plantlist online. Find trees, and look for acers, i.e. maples

Yes. Very reasonable

Probably not enough sun, also try using a general liquid fertelizer they sell every two weeks. Sun is they key ingredient, at least 6 hours. Also its better to underwater than overwater them. If theybare in a pot feel for watwr weoght and wait until the soil drys. Also if its in a container make sure to use fresh potting soil.

Oopsy, I don't have a perennial called 'Hillside Black Beauty Cimifuge, however, I've had several questions about other annuals and perennials and have found Gertens staff VERY helpful and well-informed. I'd recommend visiting them or giving them a call. Yep, I've also called and have gotten some professional and helpful advice. Excellent service, they'll even print out a list of a specific plant or category you're looking for. They did that for me when I was looking to build a Monarch Butterfly Way Station! Success :)

It is too late to put down crabgrass preventer if not already done. If done, id wait a month so as to not overfertilize

Baskets yes, bags maybe

Best to call

They have some artificial items. However, they are known for live plants.

That's not what the ask the community question section is for. It's for asking other people about their experiences at places and things like that. I would imagine the quickest and easiest way to find out would probably be to call them and ask....

do they carry big rocks or boulder's for front or back yard wall

At least 50 degrees - consistently - and warmer, depending on your plants. I would do some research online before making a decision.

Yes, I know you can find it in the annuals greenhouse this week, and after that , check in the main store in an area called the South End. Ask at the customer service desk, or call first, to confirm

I think we do, but it is best to call ahead, since things change quickly at Gertens!

Yup

They have a large variety. Check them out! :)

They do carry things like that. I have bought many decorative stones/rocks as gifts. Definitely worth calling the store or stopping by for a look. There is a gift/home boutique, an indoor decorative garden section, and then there is an extensive inventory of larger garden pieces outside by the tropical building. :)

For which rodent?