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 »

Itty Bitty Craft Fairs

Missed out on this year’s craft fairs? Agway of Cape Cod has created a 13′ x 13′ outdoor space for crafters to showcase and sell their beautiful handmade goods at each store. Learn more about how you can have an Itty Bitty Craft Fair of your own! Want to sign up? Click here for our online… Read More »

Dog Grooming 101

It’s time to give your pup a bath!  Whether they have been running around in the mud or it’s been a while, start with prepping your bathroom (best for small dogs) or an outside area (best for medium and large dogs). Put all the items needed to get your pup clean and groomed together this… Read More »

Touch Safe Certified Products

Agway of Cape Cod is now selling Bradshaw’s 4 Ring Protection hand sanitizer, multi-surface cleaner and laundry additive. Their products are a real game changer when it comes to cleaning and sanitizing homes, offices, hospitals and more! Read below for the important information on why these Touch Safe Certified products are changing the way we… Read More »

Summer Gardening

Summer is one of the best seasons on the Cape, it’s a perfect time to relax and enjoy watching your garden grow. But there are still a few things that you can do to help your garden during the summer. Read below for more information.   Who can take the heat? When the temperatures and… Read More »

Let’s Talk Ticks

Tips for Staying Tick Aware They’re tiny in size, but massive in numbers and potential for harm. Ticks. Cape Cod is home to a sizable population and with that population comes increased incidences of Lyme and other tick-borne diseases.  As we enter tick season, here are a few recommendations for keeping you, your families and… Read More »

A Letter to Our Loyal Customers

To our loyal customers: A month ago, our family never could have fathomed what our business, employees, and community is currently going through. We realize that most other businesses like ours, both on and off-Cape are still operating “business as usual”, with added safety precautions. Many are asking why we made the move to not… Read More »

Your June Gardening Plan

June Gardening  Your garden should be in full bloom now but don’t put your green thumb away just yet. Your plants always need tender loving care and now that it’s June there is another set of tasks to check off your to-do list. Quick Checklist:  Monitor the growth in your vegetable garden. Add more soil… Read More »

Early Spring Tips for Your Lawn & Garden

Spring has finally sprung, which means it’s time to trade in the snow shovel for the pruning shears!  But April, particularly on Cape Cod, has a way of surprising us.  A bright 60-degree day can mysteriously be followed by a pop-up snowstorm with freezing temps.  With that in mind, there are still plenty of tasks… Read More »