Salsbery Garden Center will create customized window boxes, planters, and rooftop gardens for the residential, commercial and real estate markets, including others. This is a year round service that is a guaranteed way to keep your property looking polished, even in the winter months. Window boxes, urns, and other types of planters are the easiest way to separate your home and garden from the rest. It has proven to be an inexpensive way to boost home sales and is often used as a marketing tool to bring attention to store fronts and businesses. Tell us what size, style and color pattern you prefer and we will work within your budget or create an estimate for your needs. At Salsbery Garden Center, this is considered a true art form and one of the many talents that separates us from any other landscaping or gardening establishment.
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How do I know how much mulch I'll need? |
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Check out our mulch calculator! Click Here |
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What types of mulch do you have? |
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We carry bulk black hardwood and brown hardwood.
We also carry a wide array of bagged products:
All Bark Premium Cedar
Cypress Mulch
Dark Hardwood Mulch
Red Hardwood Mulch
Pine Bark Mini Nuggets
Pine Straw
Cocoa Bean Shell |
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Do you have decorative stone? |
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We carry decorative stone in bags. These include:
Lava Rock, Red or Black
Marble Chips
River Rock (Cobblestone)
Pea Gravel
Merramac
River rock is also sold in bulk by the yard.
Also decorative cobblestones are available.
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Can you help me with landscape design? |
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We have a landscape designer on staff. You can bring in pictures and dimensions for a quick sketch, or you can arrange a consultation with Doug for a more detailed landscape drawing.Consult our landscaping page for list of details and charges |
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It's SPRING! What can I do outside NOW? |
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Head out to clean out planted areas and to do some mulching. The weather
has been warm the last couple weeks, and you can welcome spring with some early spring color. Plant pansies and violas without much worry of cold weather. They'll survive to 17 degrees! Other colorful choices are ranunculus, cineraria, Martha Washington geraniums, and wallflowers. Planted in pots, they can be moved to a protected area in case of temps 25 or below! |
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