It's about more than just plants...
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'Gardening' sounds like hard, tricky work... scary even.
It's not just a luxury. It's something we know we need.
We’re so grateful for all of you who’ve stopped out to visit us this spring and fall.
We buttoned up the greenhouses for the season to work on a few projects to improve our plant growing experience, as well as your shopping, (and parking!) experience.
Like any plant lover knows, amazing things take planning, effort, and time…but I gotta tell ya, we’re VERY excited about the next couple of years as we make some little, (and some big), tweaks to the farm and greenhouses!
In the meantime, enjoy the rest of your fall and winter, and we’ll see you again very soon!
Established in 1981, our experience really comes in handy when you need it.
With so many plants, you’re bound to find something you love!
You’re success matters to us.
’nuff said.
We love helping people get their hands dirty, their lives colorful, and their minds and bodies healthy.
We could spend a lot of time extolling the virtues of having an astounding variety of annual and perennial bedding plants, flowering and vegetable containers, countless baskets and planters, and our super-knowledgeable staff that can hang with the plant geek, the excited enthusiast, or the overwhelmed newbie. But that’s just bragging. We love this stuff and we’d like you to love it too. “Quality bloomers at reasonable prices,” is just the beginning.
Some of us have backyards with plenty of room for rows of vegetables and wonderful flower beds, and some of us live in tiny apartments with barely enough room for a few potted plants on the floor by the window.
In either extreme or somewhere in the middle, you should feel like the time you spend beautifying your life will give you great results no matter what the color of your thumb is. We’ve got a few ideas for you too…
Know what? It’s not just marketing nonsense. Check out these resources from Texas A&M about the benefits of plants, nature, and other green spaces!
Link: (https://ellisonchair.tamu.edu/benefitsofplants/)
So maybe it’s just about making a meal from a few fresh herbs and veggies you grew in the garden or on the back porch. Or maybe it’s about sitting on the patio with the smells of a beautiful, flowering container or two.
We can help you get started this spring.