Frequently asked questions

90% of our product is grown in house from seed, cutting, or plug. We work with a variety of vendors both locally, regionally, and nationally to make sure we are bringing you the best quality products.

Because of the seasonality of our business, we are not currently hiring, but please check back in the spring! We would love to have you join our team.

This handy map is the best way to find which zone you are located in!

We never close fully for the season! Our Carlton location is open year-round.

We deliver all over the Northland. Carlton, Cloquet, Esko, Barnum, Wrenshall, Hermantown, Proctor, Duluth, and Superior just to name a few.

Yes! We deliver the same day and we are open nights and weekends!

Yes we grow and sell many varieties of poinsettias, easter lilies, etc. We also hand make our own wreaths and holiday outdoor decor

Yes! We are excited to support other businesses and offer wholesale pricing to landscaping, lawn care, or planting services.

We do not charge minimums. It all starts with your budget!  We are happy to design for weddings of all sizes, whether it be grand or intimate. We take your budget and work it backward to design the wedding or arrangements to accomplish your vision.

Come on in! Whether you are brand new to gardening or just looking for the right plant to solve a problem, our educated team loves to talk to you!  We are passionate about what we do and want to discuss your garden dreams, big or small!

One of our most asked questions! The answer is about 1 hour before it wilts.  Just kidding, but really, growing isn't an exact science. Stop by The Green House to discuss your plant's needs. We will happily advise and diagnose any plant issue you are having.

Want fresh flowers delivered every month?  Our flower subscriptions are the way to go.  Don't just think of that special person in your life once a year!

Fall mums typically arrive in garden centers in late summer and are available throughout the fall season. For the best selection of colors and sizes, visit The Green House in early September!

With proper care, potted mums can provide beautiful color for several weeks. Cooler fall temperatures can help extend their bloom period.

Mums generally prefer consistently moist soil but should not sit in standing water. Check the soil regularly and water when the surface begins to dry.

The best time to plant fall bulbs in Minnesota is generally September through October, before the ground freezes. Planting in fall allows bulbs to develop strong roots before winter while remaining dormant until spring. In Northern Minnesota, aim to plant before the ground becomes too cold to work.

Yes! Tulips can survive Minnesota winters when planted at the proper depth and given well-drained soil. Choose tulip varieties that are hardy for cold climates and plant the bulbs in fall so they have time to establish roots before the ground freezes.

Many fall-planted bulbs can return year after year. Daffodils, crocuses, alliums and many species of tulips are good choices for perennial spring color. Daffodils are especially reliable for Minnesota gardens and often multiply over time when planted in a suitable location.

Fall is the perfect time to plant tulips, daffodils, crocuses, hyacinths, alliums and other spring-flowering bulbs. When selecting bulbs for a Minnesota garden, look for varieties that are cold hardy and suited to your growing conditions. Planting a mix of bulbs can provide color from early spring through late spring.

As a general rule, plant tulip bulbs about 6–8 inches deep, measuring from the bottom of the bulb to the soil surface. Follow the planting instructions provided with your specific bulbs, as recommended depth can vary by bulb size and variety. Planting at the proper depth also helps protect bulbs from Minnesota's cold winter temperatures.

Yes! Daffodils are one of the best bulbs for returning year after year in Minnesota. Once established, they can provide spring blooms for many years and may even multiply over time. Allow the foliage to naturally yellow and die back after flowering so the bulb can store energy for the following season.

Fall bulbs should ideally be planted before the ground freezes so they have time to establish roots. However, if you still have bulbs after the ground has started to freeze, don't automatically throw them away. If the soil is still workable, you may be able to plant them. Once the ground is completely frozen, planting becomes much more difficult and the bulbs may be better suited for another growing method.

Looking for fall bulbs near Duluth or in Northern Minnesota? Visit The Green House in Carlton, Minnesota, where you can find fall-planted bulbs for creating beautiful spring gardens. Carlton is conveniently located near Duluth, Cloquet and surrounding communities, making The Green House a great stop for tulips, daffodils and other spring-flowering bulbs.