How to buy plants and trees in Dubai

The Benefits of Buying Plants Online
Don’t consider shopping for your garden online as a substitute for going to the Garden Center – it isn’t. There are numerous real benefits, some of which may be overlooked:

You Can Prepare Ahead of Time
While the garden is still sleeping, do all of your plant shopping. Often, you can purchase plants before they are available, with the guarantee of delivery at a later date. You won’t have to worry about the best being sold out by the time you arrive at the nursery, and you won’t have to settle for something else because what you wanted wasn’t available.

You Could Save Time
That way, instead of sitting on the freeway trying to entertain the kids, you can spend your time preparing your beds and planting spots. Don’t waste that time; instead, shop in the evening or during a late snowstorm from the comfort of your own home.

You can learn about the plant before planting it.
How many times have you gone to a Garden Center and come home with something cute but no idea what it needs or how big it will grow? All of the odd-looking plants you see in gardens are the result of this. When you shop for your garden online, you have more time to think about it, read about the plant, and possibly step into the garden to see it in place. Overall, you can ensure that you are certain that you want this plant and that it is appropriate for your garden. There is no pressure to leave with “something that will do.” The end result? A more beautiful, appealing, and successful garden.

Choosing a Shopping Location
How do you choose among the numerous online nurseries? Which one are you going to rely on as a stand-in for your neighborhood Garden Center?

Buy plants online in Dubai

Look for Experience
Most Garden Centers have knowledgeable staff who act as “live guides” in assisting us in selecting the plants that will work best for us. Many online sellers simply list plants with the most basic descriptions, which don’t tell us much about a new plant that has piqued our interest. The best online sites will provide you with a wealth of useful information to help you make an informed decision and successfully grow your new plants.

Search for blogs.
Still on the subject of information, does the website you’re using have a regular blog with a large number of saved pieces? If it does, that’s fantastic because these can not only guide you in improving your garden, from planning to soil improvement and explanations of how to deal with shade. If you’re looking for a spruce tree, for example, try searching the site for blogs that describe and compare the various varieties. If you’re not getting this kind of expert advice, it’s possible that the site is more interested in selling than in helping.

Look for Options
While more unusual plants may only be available in one size, more commonly used plants, such as hedging plants, should be available in a variety of sizes to meet your needs and your budget. A larger plant may be preferred as a specimen, but hedging can be costly. Are there any smaller plants? They frequently establish and grow quickly, catching up to larger plants in a couple of years.

Sections should be sought out.
Some basic online nurseries only have a ‘A to Z’ plant list. That’s fine if you know exactly what you’re looking for, but most of the time we want a plant for a specific purpose, such as Foundation Plants, Hedges, Flowering Shrubs, or Ground Covers. The best websites will direct you to a section of their recommendations for the fundamental uses and functions of their plants.

How to Go Plant Shopping
What should you do now that you’ve discovered a useful website?

Examine Your Garden
Consider what your garden requires by going outside or looking out a window. Don’t go out shopping at random. If you’re starting a new garden, ask yourself, “What are the fundamentals I’ll need?” It is most likely foundation plants, hedges, or a shade tree around your home. If you have a more established garden, consider last year: were there times when it was dull and boring? What months were those? Plants that bloom or are colorful during that season can now be targeted. It’s simple to have a beautiful spring garden; it’s more difficult (but not impossible) to have one that blooms from March to October.

Examine your Soil
If you don’t already know your soil’s acid/alkaline balance, or pH value, use a simple test kit to find out. If you can’t find one, look around the neighborhood for the best garden and ask them – they’ll most likely know where it is. Alternatively, look at what’s doing well in your neighbors’ gardens. If they have azaleas or you’ve seen blue hydrangeas, chances are you have acidic soil. Knowing this will assist you in determining which plants will thrive and which will not.

How tall is 6 feet?
Imagine a plant the size of you (OK, maybe you’re not 6 feet tall, but still…) in your garden. How much space do you occupy? What if you were on your back? You now have a better idea of how large those plants will be when they mature. When you buy online, you won’t be fooled into thinking that their size is the limit. Plants, like children, grow, so measure the final size and get what fits in your space.

Take Care of Yourself
You should choose your plants with your head in mind so that they will work in your garden, but you should also consider your heart. If you see something that piques your interest while shopping, go for it. Consider it an experiment; you’d be surprised at what people can grow in unlikely places!