Special Services
When you want it perfect but you don't have the time to do it yourself, bring in Windy-Lo. Our complete design, landscaping service is second to none. We work closely with you to design the landscape of your dreams, then we install it impeccably. We can also design and install exquisite custom window boxes and containers as well as interior plantings of all kinds. Your job? Relax and enjoy.
Heidi Flagg designs and installs plantings to enhance any home.
Phil Flagg, owner of Windy-Lo, has designed and installed some of the most impressive gardens in the region.
Coming up at Windy-Lo
Seed-Starting for Kids (free)
Saturday, February 25th, noon – 3:00 p.m. (snow date Sunday, February 26th, noon – 3:00 p.m.)
Let your kids experience first-hand the wonder of nature – and the fun of getting their hands dirty. Your kids (and you) will learn how to start seeds for replanting in your garden in the spring, and you’ll even bring home a half-dozen flower and veggie plants-to-be! (Intended for elementary-school-age children with adult.)
February Hours
During the month of February, we'll be open Friday – Monday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sunday hours are 12:00 –4:00 p.m.
Winter at Windy-Lo
The winter months are a quietly exciting time of year for gardeners. It's an ideal time to stroll our warm greenhouses for magnificent, colorful specimen plants for inside your home. Or to enjoy our country store – a cozy haven filled with Colonial Candles, beautiful Caspari paper products, and an extensive collection of greeting cards. Chilly months also mean taking care of our feathered friends with top quality birdseed. And, best of all, consulting with our experts to plan for making your garden dreams a verdant reality this spring!
The Windy-Lo Nursery Blog
The Green Thumb
Spray, Baby, Spray: Controlling Houseplant Insects (Safely)
Early February is prime garden-dreaming time in New England, and prime indoor gardening time, too. Our eyes start craving green, and the plants in the house keep us going a little longer. But not if we let mealy bugs and aphids have their more...