Annuals & Flowers

Let's delve into the world of self-watering pots and explore how they're changing the landscape of gardening.

Here are some tips for successful early-season gardening, including cold-tolerant herbs and veggies and frost protection strategies.

Instant Compost Tea is a game-changer for gardeners looking for an easy and effective way to boost the health of their plants and soil.

With the right techniques and plant selections, you can create a beautiful and thriving cut flower garden that adds color and life to the desert landscape. Here at Moana Nursery, we're thrilled to guide you through the process of designing your very own cut flower garden.

As your trusted local experts at Moana Nursery, we're delighted to share a comprehensive guide on how you can successfully grow sunflowers, from seed to bloom, right here in Reno, NV.

Choosing the right plants is the first step in creating a vibrant and colorful cut flower garden. These ten plants not only bring color and variety but are also well-suited to Reno's high desert climate. Keep reading to learn more!

There's nothing quite as enchanting as fresh, vibrant flowers gracing your living room, dining area, or any other space in your home. Here are some easy-to-follow tips to keep your flower arrangements fresh for an extended period.

At Moana Nursery in Reno, NV, we're passionate about helping our customers tap into the wonderful world of floral arrangements. One of the keys to creating a truly special arrangement is understanding and using seasonal flowers. But why exactly do seasonal flowers make the best arrangements? Let's explore.

Wedding planning season is upon us! If you are preparing for a wedding, the experts at Moana Nursery are here to be your trusted advisors for all things floral. Keep reading to learn our top trio of flower selections for each wedding season!

Can you paint with all the colors of the garden? It’s truly amazing the variety of colors plants come in. Have you ever wondered what causes the rainbow of colors we see though?