It is no secret that we are huge fans of the Sea Berry here at One Green World. Its uses are many , but its presence in the North American landscape is relatively small. This didn’t sit right with us, so we decided it was time to shine a bit of beta-Carotene drenched light on […]
A classic favorite: Blueberries! These easy to grow perennial shrubs produce abundant crops of delicious berries. In addition to delectable fruit, these plants add charm and beauty to your yard, garden or patio. Follow our guidelines on Blueberry Growing to succeed in cultivating your own fabulous blues! Jump to: Site Selection, Site Preparation, Planting, Watering […]
What in the One Green World does “well-draining soil” actually mean? We’ve all seen this listed on indoor, garden, and orchard plant descriptions. We all know most varieties grow best in this elusive, mysterious medium. But what exactly is it? How do we tell if our soil is well-draining? If our soil isn’t well draining, […]
The Schisandra (Shisandra chinensis) vine aka the Magnolia Vine and Five Flavor Fruit Vine, is an elegant deciduous vine native to Northern China. It displays beautiful oval shaped leaves and small white, yellow or red blossoms in late spring followed by a unique and nutrient rich red berry in late summer. The berries are certainly one of a kind. Known as […]
Understanding Container Sizes at OGW – Many of you in our One Green World community reach out asking for clarity on the sizes of containers we use here at the nursery, and what to expect from your delivery. With that in mind, we’ve created these graphics to help explain! We hope this helps! The […]
Plant Nutrition and Fertilization Guide When considering plant nutrition and purchasing fertilizers, you’ll notice thee main values represented on the label: N, P and K. These are the three major elements that all plants need: Nitrogen, Phosphorous, and Potassium. This ratio represents the percentage of those nutrients in the mixture. Plants are living beings, and […]
Honeyberry (Lonicera caerulea), also known as Haskap Berries or Blue Honeysuckle. These shrubs have a high chill hour requirement and are best suited for cooler regions. They present beautiful white flowers in early spring followed by dark blue oblong berries. The berries take on the appearance of slightly stretched blueberries, however, they are more closely related […]
Winter Pruning for Fruit Trees- Winter is a great time for spring planning and daydreaming of sunnier days to come. It’s also a perfect time to prune dormant fruit trees and plants. Pruning during the winter will set your fruit trees up for a successful growing season! Be sure to check out our winter pruning guide […]
Here in the Pacific Northwest, long stretches of cool, wet weather create the perfect conditions for fungal diseases and other bacterial pressures. Leaf curl, scab, blight and canker are familiar challenges when growing fruit trees. This post walks you through best-tips when applying liquid Copper, how to do it, and when it is most effect. […]
Presenting our Bare Root Availability List for 2026! We are now accepting orders for bare root plants! For any varieties that are currently out of stock, please join the waitlist! Please note, our bare root availability is always changing. Use this guide to quickly scan through current availability. Click on the name of the tree to […]
