Mccall in Bloom

05/30/2018

Crab Apple trees are blooming!

04/28/2018

Stop by Franz Witte in McCall today to register as 2018 McCall In Bloom partner! $25 to be a partner and support for beautification projects!

12/03/2017

If you've seen beautiful hydrangea flowers in different colors and wish to learn how to change hydrangea colors, here's how to do it!

11/25/2017

The McCall Improvement Committee decorated this gorgeous tree...it’s available to bid on at the 2017 Festival of Trees!
Please please your vote on FB to make this your ‘favorite’.

"Christmas in Bloom" by McCall Improvement Committee benefitting Roots School.

11/22/2017

Christmas In Bloom will be available to bid on at the 2017 Festival of Trees! Proceeds benefit Roots Forest School!

06/07/2017

July is McCall in Bloom month! Please consider being a partner and supporting this non-profit group that sponsors beautification projects in McCall.
Registration forms are now available at McCall City Hall or from Sadie Noah @ McCall Real Estate Company!
$25 fee covers yard sign, garden gift and more!

03/20/2017

Did you know that tomatoes hate cucumbers? While they might taste great together in a salad, tomato plants actually dislike growing in close proximity to any member of the curcurbit family, which includes cucumbers. Tomatos love carrots and basil, however – so planting these together will actually m...

03/20/2017

Do you companion plant in your garden?

02/09/2017

Dreaming of springtime? Fun tips on companion plantings.

Companion planting uses one species' advantages to help another.

08/08/2016

Are you ready? The Secret Garden Tour is this Saturday, August 13!
Pick up your wristband and map in the Bistro 45 courtyard Friday, August 12 from 6:00-7:00pm or Saturday, August 14 from 8:00am -10:00am! Tickets are only $25 each.
6 Private McCall Estate Gardens open at 10:00am on Saturday for this exclusive, one day event.

06/25/2016

Not everyone has a green thumb. In fact, most of us, well, don’t have one at all. Luckily, though, for those who don’t know a thing or two about growing anything green let alone something edible, container gardening makes harvesting tomatoes, basil, zucchini, and more not only possible but extremely...