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July 4th is almost upon us. 🇺🇸 Let freedom r

July 4th is almost upon us. 🇺🇸 Let freedom ring in the most delicious way possible with this beer can chicken recipe. No Egg, no problem! This recipe will also work on any grill with a lid. 🍴 Get your own Big Green Egg & EGGcessories at Gasper!
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#succulents have been around for a long time, of c

#succulents have been around for a long time, of course, and have been used as office plants and in indoor gardens for a long time. However, in recent years their popularity seems to have grown. The reasons for this are many: • They’re drought resistant
• Easy to care for
• Wide variety of beautiful shapes, sizes and colors.
• They’ll grow just about anywhere! Here are some closeups of just a few that we have at Gasper’s. The Annuals department just potted up a few here ready to move to a new home, maybe yours?

Indoor plants don’t just look good, they make us

Indoor plants don’t just look good, they make us feel good mentally and physically, too! 🌿✨🌱 • Plants absorb our exhaled carbon dioxide and release oxygen which freshens indoor air and helps people to breathe easier. • Houseplants also remove large amounts of toxic substances from the air--including the volatile organic compounds benzene and trichloroethylene--and use microorganisms in the soil to convert VOCs to plant food. • They also increase the humidity of the surrounding air by giving off water vapor during photosynthesis and respiration. This reduces the frequency of sore throats and dry skin. • The presence of houseplants also positively affects the human psyche, boosting our mood and creativity, and even making us feel better physically Add a little beauty to your indoors with a houseplant! With so many to choose from how can you just pick one? We're here today until 8PM!

If like most people, you are afraid of roses, you

If like most people, you are afraid of roses, you need to try the revolutionary Knock Out® Family of Roses. These easy-to-grow shrub roses will reward you everyday with a season long show of blooms from spring to frost. With stunning colors to choose from, there are so many ways to enjoy Knock Out® Roses everywhere in your garden. 🌿🌹

Trees’ flowers are a critical source of forage f

Trees’ flowers are a critical source of forage for bees, providing nutrient-rich pollen and nectar that bees use for food and to make honey. When choosing Trees for pollinators, you want to make sure there are plenty of blossoms for them to dine on throughout the growing season. 🐝🌳 Red Maple, Crape Myrtle, Black Cherry, Magnolia, Crabapple, Cherry, Eastern Redbud & Hawthorn are all highly attractive to your neighborhood pollinators. TODAY ONLY! Order your pollinator-friendly trees and plants from Bower & Branch today and pick them up at Gasper! Save 15% when you use the code: SAVEONLINE15

Butterflies as pollinators! 🦋🌼Butterflies ar

Butterflies as pollinators! 🦋🌼Butterflies are active during the day and visit many flowers probing for nectar, their flight fuel. They typically favor a flat flower that provides a landing pad for their long legs. They have good vision, but a weak sense of smell so they typically favor brightly colored flowers. Plant these perennials to attract more butterflies to your garden: •Achilles (Yarrow)
•Baptisia (False Indigo)
•Coreopsis (Tickseed)
•Gaillardia (Blanket flower) Another way to help pollinators is to put up a pollinator ‘hotel’. These boxes can host a variety of helpful insects and even butterflies. Here are a few of the available models at Gasper!

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