James Valley Landscape Solutions

SO MANY NEW PLANTS

The perennials are BLOOMIN!!!

Perennials are plants that you plant outside. They will survive our winters and comeback next year. If you divide their life out, it’s like you’re not even spending money!

Seeking a full time seasonal landscape installers and/or 16+ student summer laborers for our Pierre and Mitchell teams, $21 to $24+ per hr DOE with benefits and a unique winter savings program(full time only) so you can enjoy some time off in the winter. Learn landscape construction from respected seasoned crew leaders. Very few Saturdays. Must have drivers license and be reliable during working hrs. 7am-6pm M-F. Email us at [email protected], message us or give us a call at 6059968444.

Today we remember those who went before us with love, honor and respect. May your Memorial Day be filled with family and friends. We are closed today but will be ready to make your day amazing tomorrow!

Happy Memorial Day Weekend! We still have a few of our red, white and blue flower pots available! Get them now and they’ll be huge for the 4th!

We’re open today until 4pm and Sunday 11-3, Closed Monday!

This Memorial Day Weekend, our Garden Center has an entire section of thoughtful and unique memorials, including solar lights, statues, stepping stones, planters, cemetery vases, picture frames and more. We also have hanging baskets and planters to help honor your loved ones.

There are SO many plants that can survive our winters and deep shade!

Brunnera, Dead Nettle, Astilbe, Ferns, Lungwort, Lily of the Valley, Snow on the Mountain, Bleeding Hearts, Columbines, Coral Bells

There are five basic rules for mowing your lawn:
1. Cut the turf higher--the higher the better—only cut a third of the grass blade or less
2. Mow in the morning when it's cooler, preferably after the dew is gone
3. Vary your mowing pattern to prevent soil compaction and ruts
4. Keep mower blades sharp
5. Have a proper watering/fertilization schedule

Hello James Valley!

We’ve had a lot of great conversions these past few weeks about our processes and what differentiates a nursery from the big box stores. We will never be able to beat the quantity of orders compared to big boxes but in order to justify our slightly higher prices:

- We bring in our annuals early April in order to start pushing fertilizer that promotes strong stems (need to withstand our wind)

- We cycle in another fertilizer just before the frost ends promoting blooms

- Our staff are trained and educated horticulturalists monitoring and adjusting fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides and water schedules to actively maintain the health and quality from any outside ailments

- Our tables and plant placement are set at the optimal height and location for each type of plant. Our greenhouse may seem random, but each plant is placed in its most optimal location

- We are constantly monitoring light, heat and wind: opening doors, roof vents and closing them nightly based on temps. We like to introduce our plant material to the natural weather as fast as possible so they have the best chance when you bring them home!

These processes apply to our perennial, shrub and tree yard as well. We have extensive fertilizer and monitoring schedules for every plant maintaining their health and pushing them to be as strong as possible!

If you have any questions about our processes and how we keep our quality, please stop in and ask! We love nerding out on plant science 🤓 Happy planting!

- JVLS GC Staff

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