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Just weeks ago you picked the perfect Christmas tree, and it doesn't have to go to waste. To us, the outcome is not only sustainable, but a fitting way to complete the cycle for this truest symbol of Christmas. Tree-cycling is the practice of recycling Christmas trees in order to extend their usability. Common practices include chipping trees for use as mulch in community areas, erosion protection in fragile areas such as river deltas, underwater habitat creation and shoreline stabilization. Why not turn it into mulch this year!

CELEBRATE A NEW SEASON WITH WINTER FAVORITES.

While the days may be shorter and colder, that doesn't have to mean the end of a beautiful landscape. With the winter season officially beginning today, we asked one of our landscape designers what her favorite winter plants are. Just because the warmer days are behind us, there are still so many possibilities when it comes to the winter landscape. See what our designer has to say...

REDEEM YOUR MERRY MONEY! Friday-Sunday, December 19-21

Need a hostess gift, or a last minute gift idea or maybe just a little sprucing up before Santa’s arrival? Well merry just got merrier this season! Be sure to come in this weekend and redeem all of your stored up Merry Money. You’ll save up to 50% or half off the final purchase price on purchases, December 19 – 21.

'Tis the season for great gifts to give and to get! Give the gift of our ready-made holiday arrangements. Using holiday faves like amaryllis, poinsettias, Norfolk Island pine and more, our growers have customized the most beautiful gifts of the season. Arrangements feature everyday houseplants such as pothos, orchids and succulents highlighted with traditional holiday plants. By starting with a backbone of great foliage and then adding a few seasonal highlights, you can give a gift that rivals any cut flower arrangement.

It's December 12th... and that means it's National Poinsettia Day! The Poinsettia is one of the few flowers of North America that can claim its own day thanks to Joel Roberts Poinsett, the first U.S. Ambassador to Mexico. It is Roberts who is credited for bringing this beautiful traditional Christmas gift to our land. And it all happened like this: Ambassador Poinsett was on a diplomatic mission to Taxco, Mexico. The year was 1828.