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Glazed Pottery is 25% Off

We are excited to offer a 25% discount on our glazed pottery. Each piece is carefully handcrafted, weather-resistant, and exceptionally durable. Visit us today to select your favorite pieces and…

June Gardening Tips

It’s the perfect time to plant summer annuals and perennials that will bring vibrant colors to your garden from now until mid-fall. Who wouldn’t want that?

Here are some great…

Summer Workshops!

For the Summer, we’ve put together a great lineup of kid and adult workshops! You can see the full schedule and descriptions on our website under Featured Events and…

Let’s Talk Scale

It’s common this time of year to find unsightly scale infestations on your Crape Myrtles, Hollies, Magnolias, Euonymus, etc. Burton, our disease expert, shares his knowledge and remedy for this…

New Arrivals – Week of June 1st

Posted on June, 01

Explore our massive selection of trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, vines, grasses, and more! Here’s a selection of some new or expected things in the coming week. Please note that plant…

Current Specials – Week of June 1st

Posted on May, 31

Covington’s has PLENTY of great deals for you! We have thousands of sale items, including trees, shrubs, vines, flowers, and so much more. We also have a huge selection of up…

Ask Burton: This week, we’d like to answer several unrelated questions about one of our favorite summer color shrubs – the Crapemyrtle! In no particular order, here we go.

Posted on May, 30

My newly installed crapemyrtle looks droopy – I’m running my sprinkler three times a week and watering with a hose at least once a week but it’s still tired-looking and…

Mary’s Plant of the Week – The Rising Sun Redbud

Posted on May, 30

Mary is excited to share his favorite tree of the week, the captivating Rising Sun Redbud. What sets this tree apart are its heart-shaped leaves that start out apricot-colored and…

Ask Burton: Q: I built a raised garden this year, filled it with a bulk soil sold to me as “vegetable garden mix”, and planted peppers and squash in it. WHY is nothing growing? My plants are well watered, but still yellow and stunted.

Posted on May, 23

A: It’s a question of nutrition. Raised garden soil blends typically have lots of aged pine bark and compost in the mix, which is perfectly fine. But these materials leech…