Johnson's Garden Centers

May is the prime planting season. Annuals, vegetables, shrubs, and perennials can all go in now. Give plants a strong start with a root stimulator at planting, then keep them growing with regular feeding to promote deeper roots, more blooms, and better overall performance.

Grow more in less space with containers. Use a lightweight, well-draining potting mix and add moisture-retaining products to help manage watering. Since containers dry out faster, consistent feeding will keep plants healthy, vibrant, and blooming all season.

For the best tomatoes, plant in rich, amended soil and rotate planting locations each year when possible. Feed at planting and again as fruits develop, and ensure consistent watering to boost yields and help prevent common issues like blossom end rot.