Things are actively progressing here in the greenhouse. Hanging baskets are constantly being planted for your spring enjoyment. Your moss baskets are all planted up and starting to be hung around the greenhouses. They are looking amazing this year! We do have some availability...so call us now to place and order or to add on to your existing order:).
Spring annuals are constantly being planted and are growing to be ready for you soon! The store is filling with new, beautiful home decor daily, with beautiful colours for this spring. We just received our fresh shipment of Garden pots for the store this spring! There are some really beautiful pots available this year, so for the best selection...be sure to check it out soon!
We have solidified the dates for our 4th annual Ladies night! Wednesday April 29 from 5PM-8PM. TICKETS TO COME SOON, so stay tuned!
We have solidified the dates for our 4th annual Ladies night! Wednesday April 29 from 5PM-8PM. TICKETS TO COME SOON, so stay tuned!
We are so looking forward to the spring!
If you didn't get a chance to read our e-newsletter already, check out the quick gardening tips and suggested plant product here (We will try have a gardening tip, or feature item for you every week or two-Sign up HERE if you haven't already):
PLANT OF THE WEEK
'LUCAS' GOLDEN HINOKI CYPRESS (Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Lucas')
- If you looked out at your garden this past winter and thought, "Boring .
. . ", a solution may be the newest compact group of conifers. Lucas
will be only 2 - 3' tall at maturity, perfect for urban gardens.
Delicate, fern-like, lacy sprays in that magic colour, lime green, add
wonderful interest throughout the year, especially in the months of Nov. - Feb.
Excellent in containers or the garden bed. Full Sun, Zone 4.
Limited quantity available.
Garden Tip
"WE'RE HUNGRY'
If you keep perennials/shrubs/trees in containers all year
round, now is the time to give them some food. They will have used up
most of the available nutrients in the container by now and need more to keep
growing this year. Just add a 1" layer of either compost or Sea Soil
on top of the existing soil, being careful not to pile it up against the main
stem, which might promote rotting when wet. Every time it rains, or you
add water, the nutrients will travel to the roots. The reward? Healthy,
vibrant bodacious plants that will delight you all year!
That is a quick update for you! be sure to stay tuned as spring comes closer and closer!
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