Long Island’s Premier Garden Center & Destination for Home, Garden and Living, Since 1853.
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February Plant Tips
- Repot rootbound houseplants and give them a new look. Choose a pot no more than 2 inches larger than your existing pot and use a good quality potting soil.
- Indoor plants need less water in the winter. Check the soil moisture level before watering.
- Apply horticultural oil spray to trees and shrubs when air temperatures are above 40 degrees, this will help to control over-wintering insects and pests.
- Don’t worry if your tulip or daffodil foliage begins to poke through the soil or snow – they’ll be fine.
- Prune summer flowering shrubs such as butterfly bush and crape myrtle in late winter/early spring before new growth appears.
- Shop now for the flower and vegetable seeds you want to plant this spring.
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What people are saying...
My new favorite!
“Everything there is lush, beautiful and healthy. Definitely my new favorite “go-to” for all things garden, as well as indoor plants.”
Jennifer H.
Hicks Nurseries shines!
"Its annual events have cemented themselves as family favorites to generations of Long Islanders—including my own family.... Celebrating the seasons brings so much joy to kids, and Hicks Nurseries knows how to do it right."
Mommy Poppins
This place is phenomenal.
"Incredible plants, pots, outdoor decor, outdoor furnishings and more. In Spring, they host an amazing garden show. It is well worth a trip to Westbury to visit this nursery.”
Paul
I love it here!
“Prices are fair, all plants are in *pristine* condition & the staff is amazing. I drive 50 minutes from Brooklyn... (They) really speak the language of plant & garden lovers.”
Joy L.
