My sale of perennials in 4 and 1/2 inch deep pots continues - Buy two at $3.99 and the third one is free. There's everything from campanula to clematis. Here are some of the phlox offered. I concentrate on mildew resistant varieties.
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Daylily Sale!
Buy Three at the regular price ($7.99) and get a fourth one (your choice) FREE. We have more than 100 varieties.
Below is 'Early Snow' which has a huge (7 inches across) flower with strong substance. We have other whites, like 'Gentle Shepherd,' 'Joan Senior,' and 'Sunday Gloves,' but this may be my new favorite white.
Then we have 'Moses Fire', a cherry red double.
And one of many "eyed" daylilies, 'Wineberry.'
There are so many terrific daylilies out there - and what an easy perennial to grow.
Below is 'Early Snow' which has a huge (7 inches across) flower with strong substance. We have other whites, like 'Gentle Shepherd,' 'Joan Senior,' and 'Sunday Gloves,' but this may be my new favorite white.
EARLY SNOW
Then we have 'Moses Fire', a cherry red double.
MOSES FIRE
And one of many "eyed" daylilies, 'Wineberry.'
WINEBERRY
There are so many terrific daylilies out there - and what an easy perennial to grow.
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Inside the Greenhouse - July 8 - SALE
Yes - all annuals are on sale now and ... it's all looking good. In the following photo are solenia begonias. The color is "orange", but it looks more like an apricot to me. These begonias can take full sun.
Below is a wall pot for shade waiting for the customer to pick it up. Yellow non-stops and lobelia and German Ivy.
I've always liked signet marigolds (marigold tagetes tenuifolia). They have pretty foliage and a lovely scent.
And below are photos of Harlequin Dahlia, grown from seed. Usually I only plant the Figaro series, as they are pretty and dependable. But next year I will do more Harlequin, as the blooms are really flashy and unusual.
Last photo is a dahlia grown from cuttings - Hypnotica Lavender. It's quite perfect in form.
Next are the popular nonstop begonias for shade. Usually red is the preferred color, but this year folks leaned towards yellow.
I've always liked signet marigolds (marigold tagetes tenuifolia). They have pretty foliage and a lovely scent.
The white marigolds are fun for a change.
And below are photos of Harlequin Dahlia, grown from seed. Usually I only plant the Figaro series, as they are pretty and dependable. But next year I will do more Harlequin, as the blooms are really flashy and unusual.
Last photo is a dahlia grown from cuttings - Hypnotica Lavender. It's quite perfect in form.
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