Holiday Season at Garden Shop Nursery Monday thru Saturday 8:00am – 6:00pm
Sunday 9:00am – 5:00pm
The Garden Shop Nursery will have the same great selection of poinsettias, garland and Christmas Trees that our customers have counted season after season. Come in and visit us at our new greenhouse and showroom for all your holiday needs.
The New Showroom at the Garden Shop Nursery We are pleased to showcase the most unique and desirable home, garden and personal items. Come in and have a look around. Enjoy our professional team. A team that can help you pick something for your home, or that one of a kind gift. 
Holiday Decorating Items
Poinsettia
With the new colors and styles Janet, our plant buyer has put together a selection of poinsettia’s that will surely please everyone. There is of course red, white, marbled pink and white colors to choose from. We have included Fireworks a red and elongated style, Silver Star a variegated foliage variety, and Carousel a red crinkled variety. Poinsettias are priced from $7.99 to $35.00.
Cut trees
The Garden Shop Nursery is known for its dynamic Christmas tree selection. We have a full line of heights and sizes that we can flock for you. Our flocking services are light for $7.00, medium for $8.00 and heavy for $9.00 per foot. We do offer free delivery and set up if you buy a tree valued at $100.00 or more, and live within the Reno/Sparks area.
Cedar Garland
We will stock up on this favorite for holiday decorating; cost is $1.50 per foot. Garden Shop Nursery Photo’s
| |  | Marnie Brennan, Garden Coach and Milo Shammas owner of Dr. Earth enjoying a moment after the radio show at our grand opening October 3rd. | | Gido the famous parrot at Garden
Shop Nursery in his new home. |
November In The Garden
Lawn care:
Summer into fall lawn care is more than just watering; good fertilization is also important. With the continuing heat the best advice is to fertilize with Dr. Earth Super Natural Lawn Fertilizer more often, using less fertilizer. This will keep the lawn from running out of nutrients during the last heat of early fall into winter cold. Make the last mowing a bit shorter than previous mowing, just in case we get a snow load.
Featured Plant for fall into winter color and texture
Grasses are a great way to have fall into winter interest. With the large variety of hardy grasses that will do well with a reasonable amount of water and work. For the best results, water consistently the first season, getting the plant established, then the plant can handle a bit less water. Great grasses for our area are Karl Forester, Pampas, Yaku Jima, and Maiden Grass to name a few. This is the prime time for this plant, and they will add winter interest to any garden. The best time to prune is early spring, the middle of March; you want to make sure to prune them back
before you see new growth.
*Helpful Hints for the center dieback of mature grasses. This is easy, cut out the center of the grass with a shovel, or a worn out saw, fill the area with soil and the grass will naturally fill back in.
Garden Shop Nursery Product Pick for Fall Gardening!
We still have many weeks before the ground is frozen and mulching would become a waste. Now is a great time to top dress those trees and shrubs that are newly planted, or you just want to ensure the root system has energy to put on new roots over the winter. Just because the tree has lost their leaves does not mean they are not active; quite the contrary. Winter is the time when trees put on more roots in turn the tree can grow in the spring and summer months. Whether you use Master Nursery’s Black Forest, or Bumper Crop you will not only help with nutrients, but it will also help from moisture loss.
 | Two great products for fall mulching are, Bumper Crop and Black Forest. They have a lot of the same ingredients in them. Some like Black Forest because it is a heavier product. |  |
November Guests for the Impatient Gardener Radio Show
 Saturday's at 9:00 on 1270 the Buzz with Marnie Brennan along with her nursery/gardening guests November 7th
Luke Hayward, with Schilling Horticulture, certified arborist and Pat Flynn certified arborist will join me in the studio to help us with the shutting down of water systems and how to best handle fall into winter plant care.
November 14th
Ed Smith, natural resource expert for the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension will join me and we will talk about living with fire.
November 21st
Now that holidays fast approaching I thought it would be a great time to have one of our gift shop teammates Moria Flores join me to help with the holiday gift ideas, and we will cover how to care for holiday plants and greenery.
November 28th To Be Announced
 Marnie can also be seen on Channel 4 most 2nd and 4th Friday mornings. For Garden Coach segments focusing on timely topics and gardening tips, go to www.MyNews4.com search for "Garden Coach" for archived videos.
November Seminar Schedule
November 7th - Holiday Wreath Class
Holiday wreath making with a twist, Hawaiian style wreath making. Join Moira, our gift store specialist with the great holiday event. We are not leaving the kids out; we have planned a special class for them, while you enjoy your class.
November 14th - All that is Christmas Decor
Continuing with the holiday theme The Garden Shop Nursery brings you Christmas Décor, and all that goes with it. Come in and find the unique, beautiful and the best quality decorations to make your home a beautiful holiday home.
November 21st - Caring for Holiday plants and decorations
Caring for your live holiday decorations is not only important for safety, but good care will keep them fresher and more beautiful all season. We will discuss watering poinsettias, keeping our garland and wreaths greener and fresher for an extended period of time.
November 28th (No seminar holiday weekend)
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