Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We carry Black Beauty and Chocolate Cherry mulch - $45 per yard. Topsoil and compost - 

$37.50 per yard.

Delivery is also available.

Thank you for the work you do for the community. Please provide as much detail as possible on the donation you are requesting so that we can make the best judgment in relation to your need and our budget. 

Please allow 2 weeks for requests to be processed. 

We no longer offer full landscaping services. You are always welcome to email photos of your landscape and ask advice, but we will not be able to do the work.

Vegetables - most veggies will be planted after May 15 (frost free date). However, there are cool crops that can be planted as early as mid-March. Annuals - same as veggies. Perennials - best planted in spring or fall. Require more attention if planted in summer. Trees/shrubs - same as perennials.

Bulbs-  Spring-flowering bulbs, such as tulips, daffodils, hyacinth and crocuses, should be planted in early September.  Bulbs that bloom from early summer to fall, such as dahlias, cannas, caladiums and bareroot items, like hosta, daylilies, peonies and bleeding hearts, are planted in early April.

We would be happy to help you give a gift to a friend or family member outside of town!  You can order Gift Cards on our website and we can mail them with in the U.S. We also offer a year round online gift store that offers pre-potted flower bulbs and other giftables- Berbee's Best- From Box to Bloom! 

Our hiring time frame is in March to get ready for the Spring season. We are always accepting applications for seasonal employment. Click here for an application.

All you have to do is look for the Proven Winners name to know you're getting the most distinctive plants on the market. That's because Proven Winners partners with the top plant breeders around the world to ensure their varieties are vigorous, healthy, vibrant and unique.

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By using OSU Extension as a resource, homeowners can enhance the value of their homes and communities via gardens and other home-landscaping projects. Master Gardener Volunteers are trained in many communities throughout the state to apply and share research-based yard and garden information with local consumers.

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The Union SWCD assists landowners with the planning and implementation of conservation practices. The Union SWCD also promotes the conservation and development of natural resources throughout the county.

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A vital resource for Ohio residents and businesses alike, the Ohio Utilities Protection Service acts as a communication link between utility companies and individuals planning any digging activity. This site includes all the safety information you need to know before you dig.

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