Blog

Read through our blog posts to learn more about Wells Medina Nursery's history and community. This is a great place to become familiar with our staff, customers and the process of providing exceptional plants and trees. If you are interested in day-to-day posts about gardening and what we find exciting about our nursery, follow us on Facebook or Instagram: @wellsmedinanursery

Border Renovation

The border garden is a place to find peace and inspiration. It also allows us to trial new plants to see if they are worth selling and growing in our climate. Click here to see photos of the garden and a description of its design.

Did you know tomatoes are the most grown plant in America? At Wells Medina, we work year-round to provide robust selection of more than 30 tomato varieties. Whether you're looking for a tried-and-true heirloom or an exciting new hybrid, you will find it here!

Tomato Growing Resources and Recipes
"What's in a Name?" by Kim Anderson

Benefits of a Bird-Friendly Yard

Inviting birds into your garden chases away insects, weeds and - for some - a case of the winter blues.

By Sam Wigness

Practice Patience for Fruitful Falls

Add homegrown fruit to your list of autumn pleasures by establishing a healthy, productive fruit tree.

By Sam Wigness

Coleus Q&A with Lisa

Lisa Freed reflects on 15 years of Coleus Premiers and shares her favorite parts of growing and selling coleus.

Air Plants 101

Plants in the species Tillandsia, known as air plants, do not need soil to grow, and can be the perfect addition to your home or garden. Click here to learn more about these other-worldly life forms.

By Sam Wigness

A Tale of Two Twiggies

'Molly Schroeder' and 'Mary Milton' are two of our favorite varieties of Viburnum plicatum. Click here to see what makes these shrubs unique and discover why it's time to consider inviting 'Molly' or 'Mary' (or both!) into your garden.