Lawn & Garden

As people head back into offices and spend more time away from home, consumers will look for low-maintenance outdoor spaces that save them time and effort. One solution you can recommend are native plants. Reems Creek Nursery in Weaverville, North …

Reems Creek Nursery in Weaverville, North Carolina, has been serving customers’ lawn and gardening needs since 1979. Reems Creek employees Tanya LaCorte, perennial buyer, and Ruth Gonzalez, marketing director, shared two low-maintenance lawn and garden solutions to share with your customers …

Forbes shared 10 landscaping trends to try this year, and we have chosen three to help your customers update their outdoor spaces. Consider stocking these products to show customers you’re in tune with the latest trends and have the items …

For nearly two years, our homes have become places to work, go to school, enjoy time with family and find respite from the craziness of the pandemic. Since homeowners were spending so much time at home, many embarked on renovations, …

While the pandemic has caused major disruptions, it’s also led to a boom in the lawn and garden industry, as consumers turned to outdoor spaces as places of sanctuary and spent money meant for travel and other activities on their …

Last year, the number of people engaging in home improvement projects soared, as consumers sought to pass the time and improve their living spaces while spending more time at home. This year, consumers will continue to tackle projects around the …

Last spring, many people rediscovered the fun and sense of accomplishment that growing a home garden can provide. The impact of those hobby gardeners was significant. A September 2020 market forecast report from IHS Markit/Home Improvement Research Institute showed significant …

The 2020 Retail Selector Study from market research firms The Farnsworth Group and the Home Improvement Research Institute is a thorough overview of the current home improvement marketplace, packed with more than 300 pages on what’s motivating shoppers, where they’re …