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Questions & Answers

WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO PLANT?
See our answer here.

HOW DO I PLANT A TREE?
See our video here for the proper way.

HOW SHOULD I WATER MY PLANTS?
See our video here for the proper way.

HOW DO I OVERSEED MY LAWN?
See our video here for tips on how.


DOES GROBE'S SELL BULK SOILS?
Yes! - but only by
loose soil delivery.
See our Current Specials
in spring for more details.

  DOES GROBE'S SELL BULK MULCH?
Yes! - we now deliver Nincompoop mulch in bulk.
As to the others, we do not.
There are three excellent
reasons for using a
bagged wood mulch instead.
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WHAT NEW PLANTS DO
YOU HAVE THIS YEAR?
See our Plant Galleries.

ARE GROBE'S PLANTS
GUARANTEED?
Yes! See our FAQ page.

HOW DO I KNOW IF A PLANT IS DEAD?
See our FAQ page.

WHY ARE YOUR CHRISTMAS TREES SO NICE?
Because we take the time to check on the crop in the field.  See here for a 'behind the scenes' look.


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 Newest Shrubs 
Dwarf Golden Barberry
Barberries are exceedingly tough plants with awesome colour for the garden - and this one is no exception. A slow growing, compact variety, Dwarf Golden Barberry can be trimmed into a dense small hedge, or act as a bright yellow garden accent, that will turn a coppery colour in the fall. Grows to 3 feet tall by the same wide in sun to light shade.
Miss Molly Butterfly Bush
This lovely new butterfly bush is noted for its well branched, compact growth and vivid, stunning sangria red/pink blooms! It grows 4-5 ft. tall and 5-6 ft. wide in sun and is a prolific bloomer that will attract butterflies to the garden. A Proven Winners selection. Deer resistant. Trim 1/3 of seasonal growth off in late fall and mulch crown. In March, cut back to 18" from the ground.
Boule de Feu Rose of Sharon
The old-fashioned rose-of-Sharon, 'Boule de Feu' is vigorous and summer-blooming. It is an heirloom shrub with a dense, bushy, vase-shaped habit that produces numerous double flowers in late summer. The flowers are twisted, ruffled petals formed into giant rosettes that may remind you of carnations and will certainly thrill all who behold them. Colored with a blend of rose, raspberry-red, and deep pink, they conceal a stunning maroon blotch at the center. It grows to 8 to 10 feet tall by the same wide in full sun or light shade.
Azzuri Satin Rose of Sharon
The first ever seedless Rose of Sharon with large, single blue flowers. This easy to grow plant adds unusual color to the summer landscape. Makes an easy to maintain. colorful hedge or can be added to perennial borders and mixed beds. It attracts hummingbirds, and will grow to 8 feet high by 10 feet wide in full sun to light shade.
Van Gogh Rose of Sharon
This new rose of sharon was named after the famous Dutch painter as it was discovered in the artist's birthplace of Zundert. Like the painter's style, it offers a surprising combination of colours. The leaves are bi-coloured dark green with an irregular cream coloured edge, and in late summer the plant is covered with lilac coloured double blossoms with a red centre. It grows to 8 feet tall by the same wide in sun or light shade.
Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea
This new plant offers triple the delight for hydrangea lovers. This hardy 'Pee Gee' type hydrangea has enormous blooms that start out a creamy vanilla-white that change to a soft pink and finally to a ripe strawberry-red. The unique red color lasts for three to four weeks, longer than most hydrangeas of this variety.  The extra large blooms are held on strong red stems that cascade later in the season. It grows to 6 to 7 feet tall by about 5 feet wide and does best in sun to partial shade.
Fire and Ice Hydrangea
Here's a hydrangea that provides three seasons of color that just WOWs! It's large cone shaped blossoms open in a cream colour, mature to pink by mid-summer, and then deepen to a strong burgundy red in late summer into the fall. It's a cold hardy variety that will grows 5 feet tall by 4 feet wide in partial shade.
Hartlage Wine Carolina Allspice
This brand new hybrid plant is a result of a cross between Chinese and Carolina Allspice - with fantastic results. In mid-spring it has absolutely beautiful unique, 3-4 inch wide, maroon, wine-red flowers, each gently splashed with white in the center. It is a great choice for a woodland setting, and grows best in partial shade, or in full sun if ample moisture is provided. It grows as a large shrub to 8 to 10 feet tall, with fall colour a subdued yellow.
Spilled Wine Weigela
This new purple leaved weigela has a twist - dark red, wavy leaves and a spreading habit. Its hot pink-magenta flowers are similar to those of Wine & Roses, but this is a smaller plant that is wider than it is tall. It grows to just 2 feet tall by 3 feet wide in full sun.
  

Grobe's Nursery & Garden Centre
1787 Greenhouse Road
R.R. #2, Breslau, Ontario, Canada N0B 1M0
Look for the Orange Buildings Just Off Kitchener-Guelph Highway #7
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