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February 20, 2013 2 min read
Nothing says spring-time like flowers! Walking through a beautiful garden center full of blooms can feel like paradise for the garden enthusiast. But don’t be surprised if you take that big beautiful Forsythia (for example) home and the blooms fall off promptly after planting. And don’t be discouraged either.
Planting is stressful on our foliaged friends. After all, they don’t know that they are being transported to a better environment and will forever remain under your loving care. This is why it is important to follow some basic guidelines to make the transition as smooth as possible.
With a little extra T.L.C. your spring blooming shrubs will look so fantastic they will make your daffodils and tulips jealous! Enjoy!
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