Late-Fall Perennial Division How to Lift and Divide Daylilies, Hostas, and Irises Before Deep Winter Late fall is an ideal time to divide mature perennials, giving them room to grow and rejuvenating your garden for next spring. Plants like daylilies, hostas, and irises can become crowded over time, competing for water and nutrients. Dividing them […]

Painted Pumpkins, Stacked Towers, and Pumpkin Planters Pumpkins aren’t just for carving anymore. From painted displays to stacked towers and creative planters, these seasonal favorites can add warmth, color, and personality to your home and garden all autumn long. At Bayview Garden Nurseries, we love seeing customers use pumpkins in unique ways that extend far […]

Why October Is Prime Time for Lawn Work That Pays Off Next Year Fall is the perfect season to give your lawn the care it needs to thrive in the year ahead. Cooler temperatures, increased rainfall, and warm soil create ideal conditions for seeding, feeding, and strengthening your turf. Whether you’re repairing summer damage or […]

Why Mulch Matters, How Much to Use, and What Types Are Best Mulching is one of the easiest and most effective ways to keep your garden healthy, vibrant, and low-maintenance. Beyond its neat, finished appearance, mulch helps regulate soil temperature, retain moisture, and suppress weeds — all while improving soil health over time. At Bayview […]

Make Your Garden Winter-Ready with Expert Fall Cleanup Tips As the growing season winds down, it’s time to give your garden one last round of care before winter sets in. Fall cleanup not only keeps your landscape looking tidy but also helps protect your plants and soil for a healthy start next spring. At Bayview […]

As summer winds down and cooler nights settle in, nothing says fall quite like the bold blooms of garden mums paired with the striking textures of ornamental kale. At Bayview Garden Nurseries, these seasonal favorites are the stars of September—bringing rich color and fresh style to porches, entryways, and garden beds. Mums: The Fall ClassicGarden […]

Planting along your front pathway is a chance to create a welcoming first impression, and the right mix of plants can make all the difference. Hydrangeas bring big, beautiful blooms that soften the edges, while the graceful form of birch trees adds height and elegance. Yews provide structure and year-round greenery, making the planting feel […]

There’s something magical about planting bulbs in fall. You tuck them into the cool soil now, and months later they burst through the ground with fresh blooms that announce spring’s arrival. With just a little planning, you can create a garden filled with tulips, daffodils, crocus, and other cheerful flowers to enjoy after winter’s chill. […]

Fall is a season of transition, and it’s also one of the very best times to get new trees and shrubs established in your landscape. While spring often gets all the attention for planting, September offers a sweet spot where conditions line up just right. Cooler nights and warm soil combine to create the perfect […]

When the air turns crisp and the leaves start to change, it’s time to refresh your porch or patio with the rich colors of the season. Fall container gardening is an easy way to celebrate the season and welcome guests with bold, vibrant planters that last well into autumn. By combining classics like mums with […]