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View fullsize It's time for our Annual Open House Weekend! Come into The Wedge on Saturday, December 14th (9am-7pm) and Sunday, December 15th (10am-6pm) for a shopping experience full of holiday cheer and festive fun. There will be Poinsettia giveaways, raffles, l
View fullsize It’s time for #TheElvesofWedgewood! Each year around the holidays, we like to feature our hardworking staff as a thank you for the hours they put in during the year. As clichè as it sounds, they are the reason we are able to continue to
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View fullsize It’s time to redeem those Wedge Club Points! Shop during the month of December to redeem your hard-earned Wedge Club points on anything we have to offer! Christmas Trees? Wedge Club Points! That Fancy Plant you’ve had your eye on? Wedge
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View fullsize We’ve upped our game yet again this year with lots of great options, including: 🎀 Thuja occidentalis “Little Giant” Arborvitae. This globe-shaped shrub is very versatile and useful, noted for holding its rich green well, even thro
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View fullsize Happy Thanksgiving! We are taking the day off to spend time with some of the people we are most thankful for - our families. Don't worry, we are thankful for you too, and look forward to seeing your smiling faces when we open tomorrow. Black Friday
View fullsize Plant Spotlight: Zygo Cactus Also known as Christmas Cactus, these succulents are sure to brighten up your space with their electric, bold blooms. We’ve got them in fuchsia, reds and purples galore, and they are so easy to care for. Keep it in
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View fullsize Plant Spotlight: Lemon Cypress Also commonly referred to as the Goldcrest Monterey Cypress, the Lemon Cypress is an evergreen cultivar native to California. It features upward-growing branches in an exquisite yellow-green color and brings joy with i
View fullsize Plant Spotlight: Poinsettia Poinsettia is a perennial shrub native to Mexico, though in our zone they’re treated most often as an annual for winter holiday display. Its blooms are a cluster of tiny yellow flowers surrounded by large brilliant