What we are doing in our gardens in Spring! Plant Annuals & Containers Once the danger of frost has passed, it is time to plant containers and beds with seasonal annuals. In our Philadelphia area, the Continue Reading.
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NULLGasper Garden To-Do List: Early Spring
What we are doing in our gardens in Early Spring! Fertilize Trees and Shrubs It is best to fertilize trees and shrubs in the early spring right before they begin actively growing for the season. We Continue Reading.
NULLThink like a Landscape Designer: Multi- Seasonal Plantings
Here Are 5 Tips To Designing A Multi-Seasonal Planting 1. Start With Your Evergreens Your evergreens are the bones or foundation structure of your landscape design. Because they hold their leaves year round, they will help Continue Reading.
NULLBeyond Roses
5 Live Plants to Give Your Sweetheart This Valentine’s Day Instead of Roses Visit the tropical room at Gasper Home & Garden Showplace this Valentines to pick out a gift that will bring your loved one Continue Reading.
NULLMy Garden Series: Eli Hymer
Meet Eli Eli has been a part of the casual furniture business for over 30 years and has been essential in growing the Exterior Furnishings Gallery here at Gasper. From opening new stores for several retailers Continue Reading.
NULLMy Garden Series: Christina Reeves
Meet Christina View the video to take an inside peek through the gates of Christina’s whimsical garden and pond. Meet her Aussie mix, Phoebe and chickens! Christina Reeves is a PA registered Landscape Architect, and has Continue Reading.
NULLHow to Series: Tropical & Annuals Containers & How to Plant Them
Watch Gasper Owner, Robert Gasper and daughter, Dana Gasper-Mooney put together a container filled with tropical plants and colorful flowering annuals down at the Jersey shore. Learn lots of tips for planting your own containers.
NULLHow to Divide Hostas, Daylilies and Iris
Early fall is the perfect time for dividing plants September is the perfect time to dig up and divide your hostas, daylilies, and iris. These plants produce more each year. You can dig them up, divide Continue Reading.
