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    YES!  NO TAX ON CHRISTMAS TREES
    STARTS SATURDAY DEC 14TH!!!

    STORE HOURS
    MONDAY TO FRIDAY - 10 - 8
    SATURDAYS  10 - 5
    SUNDAYS 10 - 5


    STARTING
    MONDAY DEC 16TH
    MONDAY TO FRIDAY - 10 - 6
    SATURDAYS  10 - 5
    SUNDAYS 10 - 5
    CHRISTMAS EVE - 10 - 3

    ALL SALES ARE FINAL
    If you are uncertain in any way about any item to be purchased here, please do not make it.


    No pets

    Questions & Answers


    WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO PLANT?

    See our answer here.


    DO YOU SHIP YOUR PLANTS?
    We can deliver plants across Waterloo Region, Guelph, South Wellington County, Puslinch and environs only.
    We do not ship plants into the GTA, the US or across Canada.
    For more answers on shipping click 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.


    WHAT NEW PLANTS DO
    YOU HAVE THIS YEAR?

    See our Plant Galleries.

    ARE GROBE'S PLANTS
    GUARANTEED?

    Yes! See details here.

    HOW DO I KNOW IF A PLANT IS DEAD?
    See this 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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    'The World's Best Landscape Edging'
    NEW! GeoEdge Green Roof Edging Now Available
    Click here for more information.

     Roses 

    Why A Grobe Rose? 
    It all starts with the roots.
    Far too many roses sold today are grown on imported rootstock which originate in milder countries. A Grobe rose is grown on a unique multiflora rootstock, cultivated in Ontario for Ontario climates. This rootstock has been time proven to be Canadian winter hardy, and gives excellent results - year after year. Additionally, cuttings don't propagate unwanted viruses which reduce hardiness and performance.

    Careful harvest, storage and culture ensures quality.
    Unique to our roses, at harvest time the leaves are allowed to come off the plant naturally - not with mechanical or chemical defoliators. A rapid chilling and careful storage at -2 degrees Celsius virtually eliminates all fungal disease, and at the same time satisfies the plant's dormancy.
    Our master horticulturist carefully root prunes every rose prior to potting, to ensure strong root regeneration. A specially formulated season lasting slow release fertilizer is included with every plant. Careful monitoring, morning only waterings, regular deadheading and plant spacing ensures the cleanest and healthiest rose possible, no matter when you visit.

    Tempt yourself with a visit to see our blooming roses for yourself this spring.
    Peak bloom is usually the end of May - Early June. 

    Grobe's Roses Are...
    Simply the Best!

    Click Below To See Our Roses 

    ADDITIONAL ROSE TIPS

    All roses, like any 'queen' of the garden, desire to be pampered. They need a very sunny location, very rich and fertilie soil (amended with peat moss, manure or compost), and are greedy feeders that prefer to be well fed. This fertilizer can be applied in a number of ways - see our staff to give you the benefits of each.

    This fertilizing should be given when the leaves start to break out and after the first flush of flowers is over. Roses also benefit from a monthly foliar feeding. Organic fertilizers can be applied in early spring and allowed to break down over the season. Those gardeners with sandy soil may have to apply fertilizer more often because of their fast draining soil. No nitrogen should be applied six weeks before the first frost as it encourages the rose to produce even more growth which can be seriously damaged. A fertilizer that is is high in phosphorus and potassium only can be used to help strengthen the plant for the winter.

    Regular deadheading of the rose blooms when they are finished blooming forces the rose bush to produce another rapidly to replace it. Here's how it is done.

      
    Grobe's Nursery and Garden Centre
    1787 Greenhouse Road
    R.R. #2, Breslau, Ontario, Canada N0B 1M0
    Look for the Orange Buildings Just Off Kitchener-Guelph Highway #7
    Phone: 519-648-2247
    Email: info@grobenursery.com
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