To make a strong impression, organize and prominently display a wide array of flowers and plants in a manner that is impactful, beautiful, and holds customer attention. The Michigan-Shaped Adirondack chairs paired with whimsical ghosts and scarecrows accent fall favorites like Mums and Ornamental Peppers.
Here are some fun ideas for outdoor displays featuring our gorgeous fall mums. The colors blend and contrast beautifully with pumpkins, and sit nicely against the spook-tacular tera cotta statuettes.
Spread some holiday cheer with Poinsettias! Andy Mast offers Poinsettias in many different varieties, and placing them in key areas can increase foot traffic. Trim up your displays and add contrast with festive ribbons, bows, and a decorative snowman or two. You can easily fill out the spaces between the tiers with spruce branches and string lights for some added color.
Whether you’re decorating your porch or foyer to give a warm autumnal vibe to your home or are one of our retailers preparing a display for the supermarket floral department, these fun ideas will help you create a cornucopia of color and texture.
• Make a Pumpkin Planter: Handy with a carving knife? You don’t need to wait until Halloween! Carve yourself a pumpkin with a hole in the top roughly the same size as a small potted mum and drop the plant into the carved pumpkin. Dress your “mum-kin” up with a festive bow or cattails and feathers.
It’s that time of year again! As fall rolls around, Andy Mast Greenhouses will be shipping Mums and other fall items!
Chrysanthemums are some of the hardiest plants out there, and bloom into a wide array of colors. They are the perfect plant for fall decorating. You can blend Mums with pumpkins, gourds, and corn stalks for a festive fall display.
Andy Mast Greenhouses offers Mums in various colors and sizes. Contact Us and ask about our tri-color mums, Euro baskets and more! To view our full catalog of Chrysanthemums, Click Here.
At Andy Mast Greenhouses, we know that water is a precious resource, and we use environmentally friendly techniques to conserve water in our greenhouses and outdoor growing fields.
Many homeowners would like to do the same, but lack the basic information or tools to know the best way to water their particular plants and landscaping beds.
Hand watering can be simple and effective, but watering using a hose without a nozzle is inefficient. It delivers water more quickly than pots or the landscape can absorb it, causing runoff that wastes water and carries away precious topsoil and nutrients. It is more efficient to use a watering can on potted plants. Water each plant once, then repeat 15 minutes later after the water has soaked into the soil. If you must use a hose, make sure to attach a hose nozzle so water comes out in a spray and can easily be turned off when not in use. Read the rest of this entry »
