JMJ FARM

🌸 Spring has arrived at JMJ Farm — and we're ready for you! 🌿

It's our favorite time of year. The yard is packed with fresh arrivals: lush hydrangeas, vibrant roses, weeping Japanese maples, blooming lilacs, rhododendrons, laurels, boxwoods, and so much more. Whatever your garden needs this season, we've got it.

Stop by, walk the yard, and let us help you find the perfect plants for your home or project. Our team is here to help — whether you're a homeowner or a landscaper ordering in quantity.

📍 JMJ Farm Nursery
2900 Lakewood Allenwood Rd
Howell, NJ 07731
📞 732-785-0442

🕒 Hours:
Mon–Fri: 7am – 5pm
Saturday: 8am – 4pm
Sunday: 9am – 2pm

Come see what's blooming! 🌺 Tag a friend who needs some spring in their yard 👇

The secret to big, beautiful hydrangea blooms? Water! Here is everything you need to know about watering your hydrangeas ⤵️

💧 Hydrangeas prefer well-drained, moist soil, but not wet. Overwatering can cause Endless Summer® hydrangeas to produce less flowers. We recommend using a drip irrigation system, a soaker hose or hand watering the shrubs when the ground feels dry.

💧 Our biggest tip? Learn about flagging! If your hydrangeas are planted in an area that sees high temperatures, they may wilt a bit in the afternoon, but will revive when the temperatures cool down. You can assist with this by watering in the morning or evening when the wind is more still and the sun less hot.

💧 Depending on your soil type, you will need to adjust how frequently and how much you water. Clay soil holds more water than sandy or loam soil types, and produces more runoff because it doesn’t allow as much water to soak in as a looser sandy soil.

💧 Using mulch is another great way of conserving water and keeping the ground cool. Mulched plants typically can go longer periods of time between watering than non-mulched plants.

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