Pheasant Berry Leycesteria Description: A colorful, tender shrub with pendulous white spring flowers, edible dark purple berries and brightly colored golden heart-shaped leaves that has reddish new growth.  Use as a patio plant, specimen, perennial or in the shrub border.

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Staking provides a young tree with support it needs until the trunk is strong enough to hold it’s canopy upright.   Careful attention must be paid to the way a tree is staked – if improperly done, staking can weaken a tree and cause serious damage and deformity.  Though, most newly planted trees will grow better […]

Running Bamboo (Phyllostachys) Running Bamboos spread by sending out roots into the earth to a depth of about one foot.  Some running bamboos are modest growers, while others can be extremely vigorous and invasive. “Running” can be controlled by cutting back the ends of the rhizomes with a spade.  Phyllostachys, or Giant Bamboo, are the […]

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Click here for more information February 3, 2018  — 11:00 am The Basics of Soil Speaker: Tom Dayton February 10, 2018  — 11:00 am The Importance of Honey Bees Speaker: Emily Mueller February 17, 2018  — 11:00 am Growing UP – Vertical Gardening Speaker: Hanna Rhodes, Gardening Know How February 24, 2018  — 11:00 am […]

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Bellflowers/ Harebell Campanula Description: Most are fairly easy culture, preferring a moderately rich, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade.  Good drainage will ensure a large display of their bell-shaped flowers.   Keep watered in the summer and fertilize regularly.  You must dead-head flowers for continuous blooming.  Blooms July to September. Photo courtesy of Walters […]

Standing at least 2ft. tall, this monster-sized Geranium makes a prime focal point in the garden.  Large 2in. wide, magenta flowers with a black center and veining are produced in great abundance for most of the summer.  The plant is clump forming with long, spreading stems and very large leaves.   Try planting ‘Dragon Heart’ near […]

This little perennial packs quite a punch!  Its 1.5 – 2″ wide, fluffy looking, fragrant, double blossoms are intricately pattered in contrasting shades of red and white.  The flowers open deep red with large white blotches in the center of each petal.  As the flowers mature, the white blotches expand and the red color lightens, […]

Landscape Design If youíre ready to landscape your home now or sometime in the future, Dayton Nurseries has all the design help and materials you will need to give your home that professional landscape look. Download Brochure Daytonís offers the following approaches for landscape design: Landscape Sketch Bring in a clear photograph of your home […]

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February 3, 2018  — 11:00 am The Basics of Soil Speaker: Tom Dayton Soil, the “skin of the earth”, is a complex mixture of minerals, rocks, leaves, water, air, organic matter and other countless organisms that is capable of supporting plant life. So why not make sure it is the best it can be? We […]

Igloo Mum Dendranthema Description: These tidy deer resistant and butterfly attracting perennials will bloom in June and then again in September. The flowers last well into frost. Unlike other garden mums, these are hardy and will return year after year!  Their domed habit creates a mound of 2 feet tall by 2.5 feet wide. Mass […]