We were both humbled and proud to accept the Environmental Innovation Award for the small business category at the Seneca Park Zoo Society Environmental Awards and Symposium.
Congratulations to all the other award winners and nominees.
It is exciting to be striving together to preserve and protect our community’s environment.
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Ladies and Gentleman Start Your… Gardening! Broccolo Garden Center Opens March 29th!
Open and ready to get the 2024 gardening season started!
While dormant before the shrubs are in full bloom; prune thin crossing branches and old thick stems on large shrubs or small ornamental trees to rejuvenate and encourage healthy new growth. See video below
Evergreen shrubs become woody from years of shearing. They can be thinned now by hand to remove thick gnarly stubs. This will allow air flow and sunlight to reach inner buds for soft healthy new growth.
Shear old seedheads of summer flowering shrubs such as spirea and potentilla.
Hold off on pruning spring flowering plants shrubs like lilacs until after blooming.
Wait until new buds emerge on roses or hydrangeas and then prune off dead section of stems.
A native flowering groundcover starts with a blast of early color in the spring. Then as the flowers fade, it acts as a lush green carpet which lasts even throughout the winter. Creeping Phlox is available in 5 different colors and can find a home in most gardens!
Create an 8″ X 10″ glass framed piece of art with artsy and fun flowers. Learn how to layer natural dried cuttings to make a beautiful wall hanging. Bring any embellishments like script, verses, or other additions to make it unique and personal.
April 6 10:00AM – 11:30AM 2755 Penfield Rd.Fairport
