Armstrong Garden Centers

11/07/2026

11/05/2026

Which class caught your eye?✨🌸🪴 Let us know in the comments and tag a friend you want to do some garden learning with!

11/05/2026

Swipe to the end for a calendar you can screenshot!🪴Pre register for classes online at the link in our bio 🔗

Tag a friend in the comments you want to go to one of these garden events with!🌸🪴✨

11/04/2026

Have you tried planting citrus on a pot - or better yet as a bonsai?🍊Ask us all your citrus planting and care questions down below!

11/03/2026

This is how you can create your own natural seasonal decor - from backyard to bespoke wreath! 🍊November is here and so begins the magic of the holiday season. ✨ Save this now so you can craft a handmade orange wreath to enjoy through Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year!

Will you be creating magic with dried citrus this year? Let us know what nature inspired project you want to see next!

10/30/2026

Cyclamen are here! These magical, whimsical flowers are the key to making your winter garden sing. Did you learn something new? Let us know your favorite thing about cyclamen in the comments below 👇 and don’t forget to screenshot our care guide (slide 9) to make growing cyclamen easy.

10/29/2026

Gardeners love them for their stunning flowers and evergreen beauty - but they date back thousands of years as the tea plant! 🌸🫖 Black, green, and white tea are all made from the young leaves and leaf buds of the camellia sinensis plant.

Now there are many varieties and species of camellias to grow in your own garden and appreciate for their cool-season blooms, glossy foliage, and elegant form. Camellia japonica and camellia sasenqua are the primary garden species available, and come in many sizes and bloom styles. They live for decades and thrive in partial shade.

🌸Ask us your camellia care questions below!

10/27/2026

These iconic, fragrant blooms are a must-have for every spring garden - and now’s surprisingly the best time to plant them 👀

🫛allow roots to grow throughout winter and you can have sweet pea blooms as early as February! This is for zones 9 & 10. For colder regions you will plant yours in early spring.

💐 a longer season of blooming means more bouquets and more beauty before the temps get too hot for sweet peas.

🫛💐🪴Do you always plant sweet peas - or do you want to try them for the first time? Ask us all your sweet pea questions on the comments & we can help you get dig in 🪏

10/23/2026

Have you heard of a moon garden? 🌙 It’s the idea of creating a space that you (and the pollinators) can enjoy just as much after dark as you do during the day. If you want to learn more about making your own magical moon garden, join us this weekend for our free Moon Garden Class.

Ask about the class details in the comments & we will send you the sign up link! 🔗🌝

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