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If you’re like us then you’re jumping -with a bowl full of jelly- for the nearing holiday season! Instead of being bogged down with the stress of picking out the perfect present, check out our favorites that they are sure to love too! We have gifts for

Fast-growing, scented, and ruffled Climbing Roses set the stage for a romantic backyard getaway or delightful garden soirée with your friends and loved ones! Start setting the stage in your landscape with the huge selection of Climbing Roses for sale

"When life gives you lemons…"

Have a windfall of fruit or a large harvest? Maybe you had a hail storm this summer that scarred up your harvest. Or many of your fruits just look 'ugly' and no one can bring themselves t

"How do I choose shrubs for my landscape?" 

This is a great question that we get asked all the time here at Nature Hills. People want to have a beautiful yard and want to make sure that they're spending their money on the right thing.

Got Hydrangeas? You need to learn how to preserve those gorgeous blooms to bring indoors for years of enjoyment and

The mighty Maple has graced front and back yards and has been a beloved fall color and shade tree for centuries! At first glance,

Juicy jewel-like luxury fruit, the ornamental Pomegranate tree, and its antioxidant-rich fruit brighten both your garden and your diet! With bold red, orange, or yellow flowers and lovely, fine-textured foliage, Pomegranates are gorgeous flowering and

The chill is in the air and a few parts of the country are staring down winter. But for many in warm growing zones with mild winters - It’s your time to shine!

Growing zones 7 are finishing up their harvest season, indoor gardeners and greenhouse g

Grow bags! Less plastic, easy to carry, and typically made of felt or other non-woven, pressed fabrics that are more ecologically friendly! It’s a transition that just makes sense!

Your next tree, shrub, or perennial, and indeed your

It’s almost time for us gardeners to say ‘good night’ to our gardens and head back indoors for the winter. But that means it's time to say ‘hello!’ to our houseplants yet again! They’ve been there patiently waiting for us to come back and give them s