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All merchandise on sale 2/5, Super Bowl Sunday. The later you come the more you save!

10:00 – 12:00 p.m.    10% OFF

12:00 -  2:00 p.m.     20% OFF

2:00  – 4:00 p.m       30% OFF

• Plant tomato plants in 6” pots beginning February 1 for later transplanting into the ground after all danger of frost has passed.
• Spray trees and shrubs with  Seasons Spray Oil to kill over-wintering insects.
• Prune roses on Valentines Day (or there about).
• Add lime to hydrangeas for pink blooms and aluminum sulfate for blue blooms.
• Transplant woody shrubs while plants are dormant.
• Give ground covers a hair cut to encourage spreading.
• Divide daylilies, daisies and other perennials.
• Prepare Spring gardens by adding compost, soils, manures,  and fertilizer.
• Time to plant transplants: onions, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce
• Seed starting time
• Feed and water the birds.
• Find a gift for your Valentine at Kingwood Garden Center

Spring fever has arrived here at Kingwood Garden Center!  The gift shop has come alive with all the new Spring decor selections.

Coral, shells and driftwood are featured for all the beach and water lovers in our community.  Stop by soon for the best selection.

Great selection of garden seeds available from Botanical Interests, the highest quality seed available.

Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, and Lettuce are now ready for planting.

Now is the time to prepare your soil for spring gardening.  We carry Lady Bug Natural Brand Turkey Compost,  Farmstyle Compost , Revitalizer, and Vortex Potting Soil.  Soil Menders Raised Bed Mix, Expanded Shale, and Garden Soil Builder.  Dr. Earth Fruit Tree Planting Mix, Vegetable Garden Planting Mix, and All Purpose Compost.

We have a shipment of citrus trees arriving this week.  Lime, orange, and several varieties of lemon.  Don’t forget about the “Fruit Tree Gardening” this Saturday.  All attendees will receiver a 10% off coupon.

We’ve just started getting some of our spring merchandise.  Stop by the gift shop and have a look.

• Start tomatoes and peppers from seed.  Go to the “seedy” section of the Garden Center to make your selection.
• Fertilize established trees and shrubs.
• Do not fertilize azaleas until after they bloom in the spring. Use “Green Sand” to supplement nutrients and green plants.
• Have your soil tested.
• Transplant and move trees and shrubs. This is the best time to move azaleas and camellias.
• Prune and groom fruit trees and crape myrtles, but don’t prune spring bloomers such as azaleas.
• Prepare new beds now for roses and vegetables. See our large inventory of soil ammendments.
• Apply pre-emergent to lawns and ornamental beds to control annual weeds. We recommend Dimension or Barricade or corn gluten.
• Plant new trees and shrubs.
• Plant onion sets: 1015Y, Red Belle, Yellow Granex arriving soon.
• Spray trees and shrubs with All Seasons Spray Oil to control overwintering insects.

Check out the Jiffy display for all your seed starter needs.