Composting is nature’s process of recycling decomposed organic materials into a nutrient-rich soil – yet another way in which we see that Mother Nature wastes nothing. Anything that was once living will eventually decompose, and as it decomposes, the energy that was once held within that life is … [Read more...] about Composting from Landfill to Landscape
Misti Warner-Andersen
Dottie’s Bru: Making Magic from Coffee Grounds
In 2017, Warner’s Nursery launched a project that was near and dear to our hearts: a coffee shop to honor our grandmother, Dorothy Warner, who founded Warner’s Nursery in Page back in the 1960s. Dottie’s Garden Coffee Shoppe is right in the middle of our nursery, a relaxing place to enjoy coffee … [Read more...] about Dottie’s Bru: Making Magic from Coffee Grounds
Protecting Your Garden from Spring Frosts
As the winds die down and the temperatures climb this spring, it’s rewarding to see how wonderfully your veggie plants are beginning to grow, unfurling their leaves and forming delicious edibles. It’s also easy to forget that late spring frosts can jeopardize your young plants. This isn’t as … [Read more...] about Protecting Your Garden from Spring Frosts
The History of Christmas Trees
Every year around this time, the holiday season begins in earnest for Warner’s Nursery, as our Christmas trees arrive. It’s really rewarding to help families find that perfect tree that will be the centerpiece of their holiday décor. But have you ever wondered about why our decorations are … [Read more...] about The History of Christmas Trees
There’s Still Plenty of Time for Gardening This Season
Although we will be shifting from summer to autumn this month, this is still prime time for your garden, and there is a lot of planting to be done before the season’s end. It’s a time of transition as you enjoy the last few weeks of your summer flowers and start to plant blooms that will love the … [Read more...] about There’s Still Plenty of Time for Gardening This Season
‘Bee’ Kind to Our Pollinators
The past two decades have not been kind to pollinators – the birds, bees and butterflies that are key to our gardens and essential to much of our food supply. In the early 2000s, there were a plethora of headlines that talked about things like bee colony collapse disorder and butterflies that … [Read more...] about ‘Bee’ Kind to Our Pollinators
Discovering the Perfect Garden Ambiance
In today’s fast-paced and stressful world, your outdoor space can provide a much-needed respite from the grind of daily life. Now, as we head into mid-summer and with your garden coming into full bloom, it’s time to consider how to create your perfect garden ambiance. If you are reading this … [Read more...] about Discovering the Perfect Garden Ambiance
Perennials are Versatile, Easy to Grow
Perennials are the backbone of any garden. Unlike their annual counterparts, their cycle doesn’t end with one season. Instead, they come back year after year, making them a good long-term investment and giving your garden shape and predictability. Although many perennials often live a long time, … [Read more...] about Perennials are Versatile, Easy to Grow
Enjoying the Health Benefits of Growing Your Own Herbs
For centuries, people have cultivated herbs not only for culinary purposes, but also for their medicinal benefits. It turns out that the sage that makes your chicken extra delectable is also an excellent antioxidant. More gardeners are using spices and herbs for their therapeutic properties or to … [Read more...] about Enjoying the Health Benefits of Growing Your Own Herbs
What’s Your Christmas Tree Style?
When do the Christmas holidays start for you? I’m asking because I was a little surprised a couple of months ago when I walked into a big retailer in September and saw Christmas lawn decorations being displayed. There they were – inflated and or lighted deer and snowmen and Santas – right next to … [Read more...] about What’s Your Christmas Tree Style?