Spring planting season is here at chester’s and our greenhouses are bursting with spring colors! We have great options for any garden – whether you need plants that love the hot sun, something that…
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Bonsai trees come from a long artistic tradition of training tree forms to grow dwarfed. This art form has it’s origin in Japan and China where it has been practiced for centuries. Bonsai trees…
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Chet Notes Flowers Seasonal Specials Specials The GreenhouseCelebrate Easter with Bright Spring Flowers
Spring is in the air and that means Easter is just around the corner! Chester’s has many fresh floral and plant options to help you celebrate the holiday, or send some springtime cheer to…
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January and late winter can be a time where many people are feeling sad and down. The holidays are over, and things are cold and dark here in Upstate NY. But did you know…
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Chrysanthemums, or outdoor garden mums, are a great way to extend the growing season into the cooler fall months here in Central, NY. Here at Chester’s, we have a great variety in several colors…
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Cactus plants have been a long time favorite because they are easy to care for and grow in unique shapes. These prickly plants are native to desert areas, which make them great for homes…
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Spring is on it’s way, and with it, we’re rolling out our brand new Plant Lover Loyalty Card! We’re excited to be able to reward our plant people and faithful Chester’s customers with this…
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Ponytail palms (Beaucarnea recurvata) is a very common and popular houseplant due to its drought-tolerant nature and adaptability to almost any environment. They are native to areas in Mexico, but have been cultivated for…
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Staghorn ferns are beautiful and unique tropical houseplants that have acquired some popularity in recent years, specifically for their ability to be mounted on natural materials, creating stunning displays that grow and develop character…
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These miniature trees are very popular around the holidays as they offer a permanent, less messy, and typically smaller alternative to traditional Christmas trees. Don’t let the name fool you, however, Norfolk Island pines…