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Fall Garden Planting

Did you know that fall planting of vegetables, shrubs and perennials is low stress on the plants? Early August is the best time to plant vegetables for fall harvest, while September is a great time to plant trees, shrubs, and…

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Spring Garden Planning

Spring is around the corner! Are you ready? Now is a great time to start planning for your garden if you haven't started. Ken's is fully stocked with seeds, bulbs, and cold tolerant plants such as pansies, herbs, and vegetables.…

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2022 Herb List

Complete Herb List The following is a list of herbs we carry at our garden center.  Please note, inventory fluctuates throughout the season. Not everything listed is guaranteed to be in stock. Aloe Vera Anise Hyssop Basil, Dolce Fresca Basil,…

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2022 Vegetable List

Complete Vegetable List The following is a list of vegetables we carry at our garden center.  Please note, inventory fluctuates throughout the season. Not everything listed is guaranteed to be in stock.   Artichoke Green Globe Arugula Astro Bean Stringless…

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How to Prune Ornamental Grasses

How to Prune Ornamental Grasses

One of the most common questions people have about ornamental grasses is “How do I cut them back?.” But the answer to this question is not as simple as it seems. As it turns out, there are two different answers to this question. The answer depends on whether the grass you have is a warm or cool season grass. So in this article, we will explain the difference between the two and tell you how to care best for each. Of course, we will be only covering perennial grasses. Annual grasses should be removed at the season’s end after they no longer look good or the frost kills them.

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Square Foot Gardening

Spring means planting season in Central Pennsylvania and it’s a time of year when the ground awakens and locals dream of beautiful gardens filled with color and hearty vegetables. Farmers are out walking the fields and gardeners grow restless with…

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Indoor Herb Garden Tips

Chives Very easy to grow, chives are a member of the onion family and are used to flavor soups, potatoes, and eggs. The linear leaves should be trimmed when they reach 4 inches, and frequently afterward. Start from seed or…

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Shade Loving Alternatives

Downy mildew has affected impatiens in the landscape all over the United States. Here are suggested alternatives for the shade and part-shade garden. Click the image for details.

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Shade and Part Shade Plants

Not all plants enjoy a full day of sunshine. Some prefer the cool shade to flourish. Click the image for a list of options when planting in a light to medium shade area.  

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Pruning Flowering Shrubs

Trimming back your flowering shrubs is a great way to keep them healthy and ensure full blooms for years to come. Click the image for details.  

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