Conveniently located in Symmes Township
Just off I71 and close to I275, we can deliver plants and gifts around the Greater Cincinnati area. Contact us for more information.
We are the Greater Cincinnati destination for all of your gardening needs.
The Loveland Greenhouse carries common and exotic annuals, perennials,distinguished mixed gardens, hanging baskets, fine gifts and gardenware. Our knowledgeable and courteous staff can help with any of your flower and plant needs, from gifts to multi-plot, multi-tiered landscaping.
At the Loveland Greenhouse you will find more than a wide selection of plants, you will also find leading brands of gardening equipment, statues, topiaries, fountains, local artist-created peace planters for unique container gardening and classes and workshops for people of all ages.
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Spring Flowering Bulbs
Spring flowers such as tulips, hyacinths, daffodils and alliums are planted in the fall. Plant bulbs with pointed end up & roots down. A general rule for planting bulbs is to plant them 3 times as deep as the bulb is tall. Water bulbs after planting to settle the soil.
Care after flowering: Avoid cutting back leaves until they die naturally. Plants need the leaves to produce food for next season. Feed annually with a bulb fertilizer.
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Landscaping is more than pretty plants...
It adds to your quality of life and value to your home. Landscaping is one of the few improvements that adds more value to real estate than it costs to install. A good design can add up to 15% to the price of your home. Pay attention to the sun exposure around your home before choosing plant material.
Please contact us for more details.
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Autumn Gardening
Fall is the season to lay the groundwork for next year's masterpiece in your corner of the world. It's a great time to plant perennials and container grown nursery stock. The warm soil encourages root growth. Roots continue to grow until the ground freezes. In early spring roots continue to grow & top growth begins—it gets a jump start on the spring season. While the same plant planted in the spring gets a slow start due to cool soil. The one planted in the fall has had time to establish itself and will hold up better in the heat & drought of summer.
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