Thursday, March 14th, 2024
Disclaimer: Product stock, prices, and information is subject to change after blog publish date.
Step into our greenhouse where you will be greeted by the delightful scent of our fresh citrus shipment!
We have a variety of citrus plants to choose from, including lemon, lime, orange, tangerine, and calamondin, priced between $39.99 and $198.
We also have fig trees available starting at $24.99 and olive trees priced at $34.99. For those seeking something out of the ordinary, consider purchasing a papaya or a green tea plant for only $24.99.
Pot and plant sizes vary. Please reach out to us for more information.
‘Tis the season for pansies, violas, primula, and ranunculus!
Pick up these spring staples for your garden today! Prices range from $1.99 to $4.99.
Pansies and violas can handle colder temperatures. However, to maintain their healthy, vibrant appearance, it is best to shield them from wintry weather, specifically temperatures that dip below freezing. Primula and ranunculus are more sensitive to the cold, so it is essential to protect them from frost.
You cannot go wrong with potted spring bulbs!
4” bulbs are $2.99 and 6” bulbs are $6.99. Check out our selection of daffodils, hyacinths, tulips, and crocus. We also have mixed bulb planters in an 8” pot for $19.99.
Spring bulbs can be kept outside if the temperature is above freezing.
Hellebores are a gardener’s delight!
This shade loving perennial blooms earlier than most, signaling the arrival of spring with their rose-like blossoms.
Hellebores are available in-store in a 1-gallon pot for $29.99.
Are you a fan of garden gnomes?
We have four unique styles of adorable garden gnomes for you to choose from.
Regularly priced at $21.99, you can now add these charming figures to your garden for just $12.99 each.
Gardenias in 6” and 8” pots are now 25% off! Originally priced at $29.99 and $50 respectively, this is an offer you do not want to miss. Sale excludes gardenias in 4” pots.
This sale will last until Thursday, March 28th, 2024, or until our stock runs out.
Gardenias can flourish as indoor houseplants, brightening up your living space with their fragrant blossoms. In the summer months, you can move them outdoors to add some beauty to your garden or patio. Be sure to place your gardenia in a location where it will receive lots of indirect light. Do not let your gardenia dry out completely!