We just received a new shipment of house plants and now is a great time to freshen up the house with indoor greenery. We have lots of various varieties and sizes. We also have a new line of exotic seeds for the house plant enthusiast. Numerous varieties from Australia, Brazil, Germany, Holland, India, UK and The USA.
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Sow, Sow many seeds.
Our 2011 seeds have arrived and more too come. Get ready for your fall gardening with our cool season seeds.
House Plants
Add the spirit of the garden to the inside of the house as well. We have a great selection of new house plants, large and small. We have hanging house plants like the Boston Fern, Purple Passion Vine, Swiss Cheese Philodendron and more. There is a good selection to fit any condition. Whether you have a bright location or a dark location, you can find the right plant for your needs.
- Agave
- Angel wing Begonia
- Big Leaf Jade plant
- Calathea
- Another calathea
- Calathea zebrina
- Broadleaf house plant
New Arrivals!
With our inventory fully loaded, now is a good time to stop by and get what you want. We still have beautiful, colorful annuals. Lots and lots of blooming perennials and for those with a landscape design, we have the shrubs and trees that you need.
Here are some of the new plants that are available to you.
Shrubs – In the sun: Mellow Yellow Spirea, variegated willows, and blooming Caryoptris. For the Shade: Rhododendrons and Hydrangeas – pink diamond and limelight.
Blooming Perennials – tall, garden Phlox, Agastache (hyssops), Coreopsis – pinwheel and full moon, Sapphire Flax, fragrant Daylilies, Heucheras (coral bells) – plum pudding and green spice, Echinacea – tiki torch and adam saul.
Trees – European hornbeam, alpine fir, Murryanna pines, Canada red chokecherries, weeping white pine, weeping blue atlas cedars, weeping Norway spruce, and variegated box elder (maple).
Come give us a visit and let us help you bring the spirit of the garden to your home.
Hops, Blueberries, Raspberries, Oh My!
We now have in stock 1 gallon hops. Three different varieties of large, gorgeous, 5 gallon blueberry plants that are loaded with berries. And 1 gallon raspberry plants already producing fruit. Stop by and get your’s before they are all gone!
Plants Galore
Raspberries!
We now have raspberries! Stop by to get yours before they are all gone. Plus we have many other vegetables to fill your garden. Pumpkins, cucumbers, tomatoes, squash, corn, peppers and many more. You can find organic vegetable starts as well.
Daffodowndilly
She wore her yellow sun-bonnet,
She wore her greenest gown;
She turned to the south wind
And curtsied up and down.
She turned to the sunlight
And shook her yellow head,
And whispered to her neighbour:
“Winter is dead.”
A. A. Milne
Rhododendrons
Yes, even here in Central Oregon, you can enjoy the beautiful spring blooming, evergreen, rhododendrons! Moonfire and Sun provides varieties that, once established, are cold hardy and heat resistant. The Calsap variety has a white flower with a dark red throat. Maximum roseum is a sun and heat tolerant variety with a pinkish-lilac bloom. Stop by to check out the rest of our selection. Although we provide varieties that are suitable for our climate, proper location in the landscape is key. Rhododendrons do best in the high desert, when they are provided with afternoon shade and protection from the drying winds. After you find the proper home for your rhododendron, it is important to maintain desirable soil conditions. This is attained easily enough by amending your natural soils with acid planting mix when planting. Continue to top dress every spring and fall with the acid planting mix to hold moisture, maintain proper acidic levels, protect during winters, and most importantly, improve your success.
























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