As always, Holscher Hackman Garden Center has local honey and maple syrup available! The honey comes from Mackabees Local Honey here in Cincinnati and the syrup comes from Brick n’ Brecher Sugar Shack in Green Springs, OH. Please come...
HOLSCHER HACKMAN GARDEN CENTER
PLANTING THE FUTURE…
...one plant at a time, one customer at a time with quality products and services.
With over five acres of plants year round, Holscher Hackman offers an unparalleled selection of trees & shrubs. We also carry a full line of premium products to meet a wide variety of gardening needs. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff is happy to provide not only the plants & gardening products but the information needed for you to create an amazing yard.
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The holidays are a time for celebration and joy, and what better way to add to the festivities than with some beautiful living evergreen trees and shrubs? Not only will these plants add a touch of natural beauty to...
“This has been ‘The Year of Boxwood Winter Injury.’ In my 30+ years with OSU Extension, I’ve never seen such widespread winter injury to boxwoods. It’s generally believed the damage is connected to the deep-diving temperatures experienced across most...
Links & Resources
Soil Testing for Ohio Lawns, Landscape, Fruit Crops and Vegetable Gardens
Soil tests are inexpensive and provide more helpful information than any other resource. Results from soil tests pinpoint plant nutrient needs and soil test lab recommendations guide fertilizer applications so just the right amount is used. For more information on how to test a soil sample from your lawn and/or garden click the button below.
Buckeye Yard & Garden onLine (BYGL)
Buckeye Yard and Garden onLine (a.k.a. BYGL, pronounced Beagle) provides timely information about Ohio growing conditions, pest, disease, and cultural problems.
The Ohio State Phenology Calendar, Growing Degree Days (GDD)
It’s been said that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. When’s the best time to put down that grub control? When the grubs are small and active, but when is that? When the ground temperature is warm enough, but when exactly is that? Well, it depends on the climate. That’s why we use The Ohio State University Extension’s Phenological Calendar, or “Growing Degree Days”, to help guide us in making informed decisions, whether we want to know when to look for Red Bud blooms or when the best time is to put down that weed or pest control product.