When the calendar turns from December to January, most of us look to the interior of our homes for projects we would like to accomplish. Normally, Mother Nature leaves us no other choice but to remain indoors during the winter months. Winter of 2012 has been completely different in that we have managed to escape the cold and snow at least up until the middle part of February. The way the weather patterns are trending it appears as if the mild conditions will continue.

The installation of a large tree in January, 2012

The mild winter has given many of our customers the opportunity to have Landscape, masonry and even irrigation projects installed.  Many of our customers who had wanted projects done in 2011  decided to wait due to economic conditions and were of the mindset that you cannot have landscaping installed during the winter.

Let me first address the first concern of the weather. Trees, shrubs and perennials would prefer to be planted during colder, dormant conditions. There is little or no stress to plants when installing plants when they are dormant. There are a few varieties of plants that do not respond well when planted in the winter such as leafy evergreens like Holly, Azaleas and Rhododendron. Outside of the leafy evergreens the dormant season is the best for transplanting.

Raised Planters | January 2012

The second concern of economic conditions: I will not try and convince you that all is well economically speaking. However, I can tell you that Plymouth Nursery has been and will continue to be aggressive with pricing as we move through the winter and into the coming spring.

We are offering substantial discounts to anyone wanting landscaping, masonry, lighting, irrigation and many other types of projects around the outside of your home or business.
I have also seen signs of improvement in the economy and remain upbeat and excited about the business climate in 2012.

If you would like a free consultation I would urge you to contact us now to take advantage of our winter discounts.

What is a watergarden?

It is an outdoor space that incorporates trees, shrubs, flowers and a waterfeature.

Most watergardens contain a waterfall and stream which flow into a pond. The pond can contain a combination of aquatic plantings such as waterlilies and colorful fish. If your desire is to have a pond, regardless of the size, it is a good idea to have a combination of fish and aquatic plantings. The fish and Aquatic plantings work in unison to keep the water clear and insect free.

You do not need a large space to have a watergarden on your property. The videos that are up on the blog are examples of how a waterfeature can fit into the smallest of spaces.
Alternatively, the waterfeature can be scaled up for larger spaces.

For more detailed information on our website please go to services, click on residential, then to Ponds and Waterfalls. There you will see how our ponds are designed and installed.

Plymouth Nursery and Landscape can design and install a watergarden for as little as $3,000.00.

Call us or e-mail us today for a free consultation

You will see the difference in a tree grown in North Carolina versus a Pennsylvania grown Christmas Tree. The Pennsylvania grown trees will be a much fresher tree. They are not packed into refrigerated tractor trailers for a week before they arrive.

We also carry live Blue Spruce for those who like to plant your Christmas Tree after the holidays.

We also carry live Blue Spruce for those who like to plant your Christmas Tree after the holidays.

We offer a delivery and installation service for your convenience. We feature Stand Straight Tree Stands which takes the frustration out of setting up your cut Christmas Tree. We will drill, bale and load your tree into your car for free.

A beautiful selection of Poinsettias.

We also carry handmade wreaths, fresh cut greens which are grown in our Nursery, and a beautiful selection of Poinsettias.

Special Offers:
You will also receive a voucher for $25.00 off any Spring purchase when you spend $100 or more.

While most times, flower bed annuals, shrubs and trees get most ofthe attention, nothing can enliven a deck, porch or patio like a well-planted pot. Our recently arrived pots can be used outdoors or indoors and are frost resistent. From classic terra cotta to whimsical motifs, you’ll find something you’ll want to feature in your home this season.

Love the pot, but can’t find the plant. Browse our well-stocked selection of summer annuals and foliage plants for ideas, select the pot your interested in and we’ll do the planting while you wait for FREE!

Browse our well-stocked selection of summer annuals and foliage plants for ideas, select the pot your interested in and we'll do the planting while you wait for FREE!

Other offers include: 2 gal. Mums & Cabbage » 3 for $15.00

Fall is for planting!

Welcome to the second season! Fall is for planting trees, shrubs, perennials and bulbs. Interested in planting a tree this season? We have a wide variety of trees for shade and for color. Let us install it for you. Ask about our delivery and planting services to save you time and headaches.

Check out our new Arrivals!

Emerald Green Arborvitae

Use them as a vertical element for your garden or group them to form a natural screen

Virginia Sweetspire and Red Maples

Leaf-peep in your own garden with the brilliant fall foliage of trees and shrubs like Virginia sweetspire and Red maples