Ferry-Morse Keeps the Garden Growing with Return of Popular Fall Plantlings™ Line
Ferry-Morse, a prominent brand under Central Garden & Pet (NASDAQ: CENT, CENTA), has launched its Fall Plantlings Collection featuring 20 new varieties of vegetable, herb, flower, and indoor plants. These are available for delivery across North America until September 28. The collection includes larger Plantlings with established roots for successful growth in cooler weather. The brand has expanded its offerings by 75% since 2021, promoting year-round gardening enthusiasts to embrace seasonal gardening.
- Launch of 20 new varieties in the Fall Plantlings Collection.
- Expansion of product line by 75% since 2021.
- Availability of larger Plantlings with established root systems for better growth.
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New mums, hardy vegetables, eye-catching flowers, and tasty herb plants arrive ready-to-plant in outdoor gardens, window boxes and indoors for an extended gardening season
Ferry-Morse Keeps the Garden Growing with Return of Popular Fall Plantlings™ Line (Photo: Business Wire)
This season’s varieties are available through PlantingsPlus, the brand’s line of larger sized Plantlings, which are four to six inches tall upon arrival and further along in the growth cycle with established root systems, offering gardeners a more successful head start during the cooler months. Ferry-Morse has continued to innovate and expand its Plantlings line, growing the line by
“Many gardeners – new and even experienced – may think that the end of summer means that they have to pause their favorite pastime until the warm weather returns,” said
Fall in Love with Seasonal Hues for the Home
The transition into fall décor season calls for some fresh inspiration! New in this season’s Plantlings collection is an assortment of mums in a variety of deep red, orange and purple hues to add some vibrancy to the home as the seasons change. Striking varieties like Spicy Cheryl Mums and Regal Cheryl Mums will bring butterflies to the garden and make for beautiful autumnal bouquets.
For those who enjoy bright, vivid pops of color year-round, Ferry-Morse’s assortment of perennial Plantlings allows gardeners to plant and enjoy attractive flowers now, as well as again next season. This season’s varieties include Wild Berry Purple Coneflower, Mixed Lupines and Star Cobalt Lobelias. These eye-catching varieties are also easy to care for, helping folks maintain their thriving gardens for years to come.
Boost the Flavor in Favorite Fall Recipes
For those who want to fill their home with the flavors of fall, this season’s Plantlings include a variety of herbs that can be grown indoors or outdoors to add the perfect finishing touch to any dish. With herbs like English Thyme, Berggarten Sage and Italian Parsley, it’s simple to amp up the flavor in meals like butternut squash soup or hearty pasta dishes.
Fall and winter holidays also call for delicious side dishes – and what’s better than the ability to include nutritious vegetables straight from the garden? Mix together a vegetable medley with
Ferry-Morse’s Fall Plantlings Collection is available online now in packs of two and orders ship directly throughout
While Ferry-Morse has been around since 1856, the brand recently gave the category a modern-day makeover with new online tools to help bring garden dreams to life. Advice on hundreds of gardening topics are available for all levels on The Greenhouse blog, and the brand’s new Garden Matchmaker Quiz provides personalized seed and plant recommendations based on a series of questions. The Greenhouse also integrates with the Garden Matchmaker, seamlessly helping gardeners find the appropriate content to help them make the most of the gardening season.
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