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6211 Pioneer Way East Puyallup, WA 98371 phone 253.845.7359
Current Hours: Monday thru Friday, 9a-6p Saturday, 9a-5p Sunday, 10a-5p |
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What is eating my Plants? If you don’t know what is eating your plants, please bring in a sample of the chewed on plant and a member of our knowledgeable staff will help to identify the pest.
SLUGS - Bait for slugs now to significantly reduce spring damage!
DEER – Watson’s has compiled a list of deer resistant plants. Please stop into our store or call us if you need more information regarding this list.
INSECTS – Use dormant spray now to prevent future damage to your fruit trees, roses and ornamental trees.
Lawn Tips for Fall – The best time to feed your lawn is in the fall; which builds up the nutrient reserve in the grass. Northwest Best Fall & Winter Lawn Food was specifically designed with Northwest lawns in mind. It will maintain winter vigor for spring growth! Organic or garden lime is a great way to “sweeten” your lawn’s PH to counteract the acid in our Northwest rain. Lime releases its nutrients slowly. By applying lime in the fall you are neutralizing the rain as it seeps into your soil. This will help you keep your lawn green. A little lime now can offer you a lot of green later!
Fall Pruning Tips – Fall is a great time to prune deciduous trees and shrubs. The leaves have fallen and you can see the dead and unsightly branches and remove them before our windy weather does it for you. Pruning unwanted branches causes the plant to send all of its energy into areas of the tree that you want further developed.
The Benefits of Fall Mulch – By mulching this fall, you can conserve water next summer, improve your overall soil health, build healthy plant roots all while reducing the amount of fertilizer wasted in the soil. Northwest Best Soil Builder & Top Dressing is an organic top dressing for your beds, lawns or gardens which is specifically designed with our Northwest gardens in mind. Organic mulches are composed of spent living material that improves the soil by adding nutrients as it decomposes and encourages earthworm activity. |
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