Due to scheduling conflicts we will be cancelling this year’s Orchid Obsession event. We apologize for this but we look forward to bringing back this great event in... Read more
Seasonal Products
Houseplants
Fall is near and it’s time to restock our greenhouse with more beautiful plants. We’re expecting a large shipment of houseplants sometime between September 11-13* and we couldn’t be more excited about this order! You’ll find many of your favorites plus some new and unusual varieties we’ll be carrying for the very first time. Our... continue reading
Fall Pansies
Summer may be gone but that doesn’t mean you have to give up on having colorful flowers in your garden! Pansies are hardy in cool weather, and are a great way to add color to your garden beds and patio containers throughout the fall season. They grow best when night temperatures are below 65 F,... continue reading
Featured Products
Japanese Maple Starter Bonsai
We have just received our largest selection of Japanese Maple cultivars to date in dwarf and semi-dwarf sizes. Japanese Maple are grown worldwide for their attractive forms, leaf shapes, and spectacular colors. Japanese Maples have many characteristics that make them practical options for container potting and bosai. They have smaller root systems than many plants... continue reading
Bulbs
Gardening, like many things in life, is all about planning ahead. The bulbs you plant this fall will lie dormant through the winter months before producing those delicate pretty flowers that push through the melting snow and usher in spring. We have received our first batch of bulbs for the season and they are ready... continue reading
Nursery Blog
When a Plant is More Than Just a Plant
By Jesse Eastman At its core, a plant is a carbon-based solar powered machine that exists to pass on its genes. As humans, we add a degree of utility to that definition, seeing opportunities in plants for food, shelter, and beauty. Unfortunately, this is where many people stop, but I believe there is another dimension,... continue reading
From the kitchen to the garden
By Kathy Reid Originally published October 2014 I learned the phrase from my mother: “Garbage is gold.” The garbage she refers to isn’t just any old thing that ends up in the trash can. Her “gold” is the scraps that accumulate in the kitchen from the not-so-perfect leaves of lettuce to the stringy orange carrot... continue reading
