Tenth Annual Plant Sale - May 1st 2010Another one come and gone - number ten! It was another mad dash at 8am, with the most prized specimens flying off the tables in a matter of minutes. Somehow, other perennial favorites (pun slightly intended) weren't as much in demand this year - could it be that my repeat customers already have all those species and varieties? I'm thinking about what to change in next year's installment - whether it is advertising elsewhere to attract more gardeners unfamiliar with my tried and true selections, or to focus more strongly on a different assortment. Ah well, I have quite some time to mull those things over. For now, I'm happy to have some more time for our own garden! If you'd like me to add you to my mailing list to be reminded by email a few weeks before the sale send me an e-mail. What plants?In 2010's sale we had well over 200 different species and varieties - mostly perennials, but also some herbs, shrub and tree saplings, and ornamental grasses. Besides a few first-year perennials, most of them had been with us one or more years. Stay tuned for the actual assortment in the upcoming sale. Click here for a list of plants we offered in 2010's sale. Container recyclingWe're always scrounging around for used pots for our plants. Pots in the middle size ranges, from pint-size to half-gallon nursery pots, come especially in handy. If your used pots need a home, feel free to drop them off at our place anytime - if you know where to find us, just drop them off near the mailbox. If you don't, email me (link at bottom of page) for directions. Long live recycling!
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