Easter and Spring Flowers are Here.
Hyacinths, tulips, daffodils, lilies, easter cactus and pansies!
Saw Bellies Are In – Perfect for Local Reservoir Fishing!
Heading out to the reservoirs around Liberty, NY? Fresh saw bellies are now in stock—ideal for targeting brown trout, lake trout, smallmouth bass, and more.
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees & Berry Bushes Are Here!
Spring is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to plant! Our beautiful selection of fruit trees, ornamental trees and berry bushes are in stock and ready to bring life to your landscape.
Get Growing This Spring at Liberty Agway!
Starting seeds, building raised beds, or refreshing your garden? We’ve got you covered!
Seed Starting Supplies – Everything you need to kick off your garden.
Mulches & Soils – Enrich plants & beautify your space.
Gardening Essentials – Raised bed kits, fencing & more!
Now's the time to treat your lawn!
We’ve got everything you need: hay, straw, grass seed, and fertilizer to help your lawn thrive this season. Stop by and get your lawn ready for a lush, green spring!
Onion Sets & Seed Potatoes are here!
We will have some cold crop veggies arriving mid month- veggies, pansies, strawberry plants, and more.
Get Ready for Beekeeping Season!
We’ve got everything you need to keep your hive buzzing with success! From protective gear to hive tools and accessories, find top-quality beekeeping supplies right here at Liberty Agway.
Charming Gifts & Home Decor!
Looking for the perfect birthday present or something special for the holidays? We’ve got a delightful selection of cute and unique gift items that are sure to impress!
And don’t forget—Mother’s Day is coming up on May 11th! Find something she’ll love right here at Liberty Agway.
Get Ready to Reel ‘Em In!
Fishing season is here, and we’ve got you covered! Pick up your Fishing License at Liberty Agway and stock up on all your fishing essentials. From tackle and gear to fresh bait, our selection has everything you need for a successful day on the water!
Keep Pests Out of Your Garden!
Protect your plants from hungry visitors! We carry a variety of repellents to keep deer, rabbits, and more away from your garden and shrubs.
Step into Spring with Style!
Our new spring clothing and footwear have arrived for men, women, and children! From lightweight layers to comfortable, durable shoes, we’ve got the whole family covered.
Advanced Order Wood Pellet Sale!
Stock up and save this April with our Advanced Order Wood Pellet Sale! Secure your pellets for the colder months ahead by calling the store to reserve your order. Don’t miss out—plan ahead and be prepared!
Call us today to place your order!
Winter is approaching, and you must prepare your garden so that it will be able to survive through the cold months, ready for the next gardening season. All plant types have unique requirements, so make sure you know exactly what each plant in your garden needs.
For perennials, divide the spring and summer blooming plants. Now is the time to plant any new perennials you have, especially the spring bloomers. When the soil in your garden is frozen, spread an even layer of mulch over any bare spots. After each frost, clean up the bed and border of the perennials by cutting off dead stems. Also, remove any weeds and diseased plants. Hardy perennials may need a cold frame so that they can overwinter. The cold frame also chills bulbs that are being forced into winter blooming. Tender bulbs should be wrapped in a moist material and stored in a cool, dark place.
Trees and shrubs should be transplanted to their new locations in the early fall. If they will be in an area with sparse rainfall, give them a deep watering before the ground freezes. This is especially true for evergreens. After the ground freezes, generously spread a winter mulch around the trees and shrubs. It may be a good idea to fertilize young trees and shrubs, but established ones will not need this. To winterize roses, mound mulch at the base of the stems and shelter the roses with a burlap screen if you are in a colder area.
For annual flowers, always have polyspun garden fabric on hand for the anticipation of light frosts. Whenever a killing frost occurs, pull up dead annuals and discard them into a compost pile. Any with fungal disease should be thrown away in the trash. Spread an organic layer over the annual bed three to four inches thick, but if you are expecting self germinating plants, reduce the thickness to two inches.
Before winter arrives, harvest your pumpkins, potatoes, and onions. Fall crops such as broccoli, or cabbage can be harvested when they are mature and ready. You do not need to remove root vegetables for light frosts. Remove any plant debris from harvest and layer the vegetable bed with mulch. Root vegetables that will stay in the ground through the winter will require a thick layer of straw or chopped leaves. With the proper preparation, there is no reason winter has to prevent you from having a healthy garden all year long!
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