Fairy Gardens

By David, the Agway Fairy Gardening Expert…. Fairy Gardening History:  Did you know that Fairy Gardening first began as bonsai dish gardens and gained its popularity in the US at the Chicago World’s Fair in 1891? The lore of tiny fairies, pixies and spirits has touched every culture in the world dating back many centuries…. Read More »

Brighten Your Winter with Houseplants

The days are shorter and the temperature is colder, but this doesn’t mean your green thumb has to go into hibernation! Our expanded selection of houseplants includes a great variety of Succulents, Orchids, Flowering Cactus, Spider Plants,  Hanging Terrariums and more.   Houseplants sometimes need more care and attention than outdoor plants, so here are… Read More »

Winter Birding on Cape Cod

The winter weather has finally arrived, and with it has come more challenges for the wild birds on Cape Cod. To make sure that your feathered friends are not left out in the cold this season, there are three main birding aspects to address. Like all other animals, food, shelter, and water are essential to… Read More »

Pet Food Donation

  Agway of Cape Cod Donates $15,000 of Pet Food Agway of Cape Cod celebrated the season of giving earlier this month by donating approximately $15,000 of pet food to two local animal shelters, the MSPCA in Centerville and the Animal Rescue League of Boston in Brewster.  The Agway team hand-delivered the 4 large pallets… Read More »

Holiday Gift Guide

Click below to take a look at our NEW 2020 Holiday Gift Guide, filled with something for everyone!  

Poinsettia Care 101

There’s no house plant more synonymous with the Christmas season than the poinsettia. Their stunning foliage ranges from traditional red and white to pink, salmon, green, burgundy and even beautiful, marbled varieties. Much like your live tree, they need proper care to keep them thriving throughout the holiday season.  Here are some simple tips for… Read More »

COVID-19 updates

UPDATED 12/10/2020 At Agway of Cape Cod, the safety of our community is our top priority. We are closely following the guidance of local, national and global health authorities regarding protocols to prevent the spread COVID-19. When shopping in our stores, please where a mask and adhere to posted signs. We thank you for your… Read More »

Prepare Plants Now for Winter

Originally appeared in The Cape Codder Home Improvement Special Section Summer is winding down and before we know it fall will be here. As the days get shorter and the temperatures get cooler, it’s time to start preparing your landscape for the winter season. Here are a few things you can do this fall to… Read More »

Fall Lawn Tips

By the of August, most lawns are showing signs of wear. The good news is that grass is more resilient than most think and the fall is an ideal time to restore its vigor.

Ready, Set, Prune your Hydrangeas!

It’s the number 1 question asked about Hydrangeas. When is the safest time to prune my Blue Hydrangeas without affecting the flowers for next year? Well the answer is now! There are two types of Hydrangeas out there- those that bloom on “old wood” (stems that have been on the plant since last year) and… Read More »