November 23, 2008
Buy one, Get one 1/2 off
So here are some of the Buy one, Get one 1/2 off specials!
Pansy, Viola and ornamental Kale and Cabbage
Razzle Dazzle Crapemyrtles - these are the ones that basically are like shrubbery
ALL Perennials
All Grasses - fountain, maiden except liropes
Knock out tree roses
Red Cascade Roses
Loropetalum, Zuzhour Fuchsia, 7 gal trellis
Crape Myrtles
15 gallon Magnolias only $75.00
15 gallon Red Oaks only $75.00
These are good sized trees!! Check them out for yourself.


November 18, 2008
Open House Sunday, November 23, 1pm-6pm
As those of you who have visited us know that the building that we are at is actually a craft store. It is my mother in laws store Plumb Crafty and she will have it open for business this Sunday. She makes handmade baskets, wreaths, sewing, painting, etc. She also has an embroidery business Designing Grannies and will have embroidered items for sale and you can also order custom embroidered items.
Please stop by, enjoy some refreshements and visit with us.


November 8, 2008
Variegated Nana Wiegela - on sale now while supplies last
Regular - $16.50
Sale - $14.00 thru 11/15/08



October 24, 2008
October 23, 2008
Fall Special
Knockout tree form, 5gal | Regular $ 35.00 | |
Blackeyed Susan, qt | Regular $ 3.00 | |
Bleeding Heart, 1 gal | Regular $ 8.75 | |
Clematis, 1 gal | Regular $ 11.25 | |
Columbine, qt | Regular $ 3.00 | |
Dianthus, qt | Regular $ 3.00 | |
Dwarf mondo grass, 4" | Regular $ 1.50 | |
Eupatorium, Joe Pye weed, qt | Regular $ 3.10 | |
Fern, Crested Lady, gal | Regular $ 6.00 | |
Fern, Japanese Painted, gal | Regular $ 6.00 | |
Foxglove, gal | Regular $ 4.25 | |
GERANIUM sang ALBUM QT | Regular $ 3.10 | |
GERANIUM 'ROZANNE' QT | Regular $ 4.50 | |
Japanese Aster, Variegated, gal | Regular $ 4.25 | |
Peony, 2 gal | Regular $ 11.00 | |
Peony, Scarlet O'hara, 2 gal | Regular $ 18.00 | |
Sedum, Autumn Joy, qt | Regular $ 3.00 | |
Sedum, Frost Morn | Regular $ 5.75 | |
Stokesia, Qt | Regular $ 3.25 | |
VERONICA ROYAL CANDLES Qt | Regular $ 3.25 | |
Astible, 1 gal | Regular $ 6.25 | |
Barberry, lime glow, 1gal | Regular $9.15 | |
Lady in Red Hydrangea, 1gal | Regular $11.50 | |
Endless Summer Hydrangea, 1gal | Regular $12.75 | |
Hydrangea, Climbing, 1gal | Regular $ 11.00 |


September 29, 2008
Pansy pics
You can click the picture to see a larger view! Pansies are $13.20 a flat which is $2.20 a six pack. I am taking really good care of them by deadheading each day so that they develop more root growth.




The one on the left is light purple violas and the one on the right is clear blue pansies. My camera did not do the pansies justice. Do not forget Violas in your plantings because they will bloom in colder weather than the pansies.


The orange are really pretty and I think they would be great with the Black ones for Halloween.






I can not wait to see what this purple cabbage grow!




The ones on the left are awesome. Sorry about the bad picture. The ones on the right have a light purple wing. Really pretty!


September 27, 2008
Shop local - get your mums from us!
Mums are here!! Also we got fruit trees in too. We got 7 gallon Fuji Apple, Gala Apple, Plum, Peach and Brown Fig trees. All of them are $28.50.
The mums are all big and healthy!!
8" Mum - $4.25 or 2 for $7.25
10" Big Mum - $10.85 or 2 for $18.50
14" Huge Mum - $15.85 or 2 for $27.25
Our pansies will be delivered next week. We receive them at the best time to plant them not before.






September 26, 2008
New arrivals
ETA: Sorry I should have put prices of the pansy and ornamental kale and cabbage. So here they are:
Pansy - $13.20 a flat which equals $2.20 a 6 pack
Individual six packs are $2.50 each
4" ornamental kale and cabbage - $2.60 a pot
Also we have really good prices on our mums for the size. Of course I have been comparing while I was out and about.
8" Mum - $4.25 or 2 for $7.25
10" Big Mum - $10.85 or 2 for $18.50
14" Huge Mum - $15.85 or 2 for $27.25
Also do not forget we have bulbs coming in really soon!


September 23, 2008
Some perennial specials
Dwarf Mondo Grass - Regular - $1.50 Sale - $1.25
Bleeding Heart - Regular - $8.75 Sale - $7.45
Perennial Ferns - Regular - $6.00 Sale $5.00
Crested Lady and Japanese Painted ferns
While supplies last thru 9/27/2008


September 22, 2008
Dwarf Burning Bush special
Regularly priced - $11.75
Sale price - $9.75 thru 9/27/2008
While supplies last!


September 20, 2008
New arrivals


September 15, 2008
Size matters

TULIPS
Bulb Size: 12cm+
Bloom Time: Mid
Zones: 3-7
Sunlight: Full
Depth: 5 inches
Density: 5 per sq. ft.
BEST PINK
Magnificent flowers on stout stems in vivid pink. Flowers grow to enormous size. Great for borders and mass plantings.
Plant height: 22 inches

BEST PURPLE
Satiny deep purple flowers. A strong and dependable garden tulip that's clearly the best solid purple around. Combines wonderfully with lighter-colored tulips.
Plant Height: 16 inches
BEST RED
Vivid poppy red. A vigorous tulip of strong substance and radiant color that is sure to attract attention from a distance. One of the best red landscape tulips.
Plant Height: 20 inches
BEST YELLOW
A rich golden yellow tulip, impressive both for the size of its flowers and their longevity. Best landscape tulip in its class. Great for large effects.
Plant Height: 20 inches
The popularity of daffodils lies in their beauty and durability. They bring life to the early-spring landscape. And they ask little is to be planted in a sunny location where the soil drains well. Most daffodils are willing to come back year after year, their clumps increasing in size over time. And perhaps best of all, deer and rodents leave daffodils alone.
The Daffodil 100
If you plant a good quantity of this blend, you'll have century-old varieties standing next to the latest American and English hybrids. There is no better introduction to the wide world of daffodils.
Plant Height: Various inches
Bulb Size: 16cm+
Zones: 3-7
Sunlight: Full or Part
Depth: 6 inches
Density: 4-5 per sq. ft.

Crocuses are the first real sign of spring. Crocuses are most effective when planted in bunches - along the edge of a flower bed, in the rock garden, at the foot of deciduous shrubs or trees.
Cocreation
This blend is bright purple and golden yellow with each corm producing several large flowers.
Plant Height: 5 inches
Bulb Size: 9-10cm
Bloom Time: Very Early
Zones: 4-7
Sunlight: Full or Part
Depth: 3 inches
Density: 8-9 per sq. ft.
Hyacinths are in a class by themselves when it comes to spring fragrance. Hyacinths look best when planted in clusters toward the front of a border or massed in a formal bed.
Plant Height: 10 inches
Bulb Size: 16-17cm
Bloom Time: Early
Zones: 4-7
Sunlight: Full
Depth: 5 inches
Density: 3-4 per sq. ft.

Plant Height: 10 inches
Bulb Size: 16-17cm
Bloom Time: Early
Zones: 4-7
Sunlight: Full
Depth: 5 inches
Density: 3-4 per sq. ft.


September 11, 2008
Fall is for planting!
Most people buy their perennials during the spring to plant them but actually the best time to plant is in the fall. In fact we have several perennials that we are going to pot up to a bigger size to sale next year. Now is the time to purchase and plant these so that you will have that bigger perennial in your garden. The same goes for our shrubbery and trees.
Mark your calendars because the first day of fall is September 22nd.


September 9, 2008
Closed this Wednesday


August 27, 2008
Tree Sale
Just to list a few varities - we have Crape Myrtles, River Birch, Magnolias, Cedars, Hollies and Arborvitaes





August 11, 2008
Nursery Tour


August 5, 2008
Weekly specials
Beehive Holly - Reg $18.50 now $15.75
Asian Moon Butterfly bush - Reg $16.25 now $13.75
English boxwood - Reg $41.00 now $34.85
Merlot Va. Sweetspire - Reg $16.75 now $14.25
On Sale through August 9, 2008
While supplies last.


August Garden tips
- Are you irises not perfoming so great, it could be that they need to be divided and now is the time for that.
- Apply a pre-emergent herbicide to begin to control cool season weeds. (Mike is a licensed applicator)
- Lightly fertilize your knock out roses and fall blooming roses to help them prepare for this fall.
- Prune deciduous shrubs again near the beginning of the month, if needed.
- Hollies should be mulched and watered well during the hot weather to prevent them from losing their berries before maturing.
- Watch for aphids, spider mites, thrips and white flies as they are at their worst during hot, humid weather. Spray accordingly.
- Try making your own insecticidal soap with a recipe of one gallon water, 2 tsp baking soda, 2 tsp dish detergent, and 2 tsp white vinegar. Spray the pest treatment under the leaves of your plants where the white fly eggs, scale and adults reside. This can be time consuming as the bugs will die only when they come in direct contact with the spray. Each leaf needs to be sprayed. You must be diligent and apply the spray every 3 to 5 days to maintain control over the white files. Use soaps when plants are not drought-stressed and when temperatures are under 80°F to prevent possible damage to plants. Test the insecticidal soap first on your plants to make sure it will not burn the leaves. Spray the soap on a few leaves and wait two days to see if there is any burning. If burning occurs, try diluting the spray with more water and test again.


July 28, 2008
Closed this week


July 27, 2008
Endless Summer Hydrangea
How to change the color
Endless Summer The Original has the unique ability to produce spectacular pink or blue blooms depending on the pH makeup of your soil. An alkaline soil produces pink flowers, while an acid soil produces blue flowers (you can buy a soil pH testing kit to test your soil). It is possible to manipulate the color of hydrangeas, but one word of caution: many people have killed their plants by applying too much aluminum sulfate. More is not better.
To encourage flowering, it is recommend for you to use a fertilizer low in nitrogen and with a phosphorus content over 30. An N-P-K ratio of 10-40-10 is ideal (note: nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) in fertilizers).
Change to Pink
To change from blue to pink you need to change from an acid soil to an alkaline one. To help raise your pH you can use dolomitic lime several times a year. You will have to retest your soil and aim for a pH of about 6.0 to 6.2, if it goes above 6.4, your hydrangea may experience an iron deficiency. Use fertilizers with high levels of phosphorus such as 10-40-10. Phosphorus helps to prevent aluminum from being taken up in the plant's system. Consider growing your hydrangea in a large pot where it would be easier to control the pH.
Change to Blue
Lowering the pH of your soil to a pH level of about 5.2-5.5 will produce blue flowers. Using a soil acidifier will lower your soil's pH for beautiful blue blooms. Follow directions carefully on the acidifier product you purchase. Thoroughly water the plant before adding any acidifier. Adding large amounts of organic matter, such as peat moss and composted leaves, will acidify the soil as it breaks down. Remember to check the pH of your water as well as your soil. If you are trying to turn your flowers blue and you have hard water, it will be difficult to achieve. Also remember that concrete foundations and walkways tend to leach lime, raising the pH in that area.
We have these beauties for $23.00 for a lush 3 gallon


July 24, 2008
Fern envy






July 23, 2008
Dazzle Crapemyrtles
Dazzle crapemyrtles is an exciting new dwarf crapemyrtle that produces blooms from summer into fall. They have a compact mounded form. Great for mass plantings, containers and borders. Space 3-4' apart. Deciduous. Fast grower for full sun.
These are normally $21.oo but will be on sale for $17.85 through 7/26/08.
While supplies last.


July 19, 2008
Annuals - 20% off
Remember to mention the blog special!!


July 12, 2008
Limelight Hydrangea



July 11, 2008
Friday's special - 7/11


July 10, 2008
Thursday Special - 7/10


July 9, 2008
Wednesday's Special - 7/9


July 8, 2008
Free Begonias


July 4, 2008
July 2, 2008
Thursday special - 7/03


July 1, 2008
Wednesday's Special - 7/2

