John and I are just thrilled at our customer's response to our new way of doing business this spring. First, it's great to hear from so many of our longtime, loyal customers. It's especially reassuring this year to hear that folks are doing well.
The one thing we hear over and over is that our customers are happy that we are selling plants and that they can still get their favorite herbs and old-fashioned ornamental plants. With people being at home more, everyone is hard at work on their yards. Just think of all the color, fragrance and flavor you'll be able to enjoy from your efforts.
We've been including a "surprise" plant with each order as a small thank you. I carefully consider each choice. I hope you'll be introduced to a new plant that may become a favorite!
Friday, May 22, 2020
Sunday, May 3, 2020
We're two weeks into our new mode of spring selling and we certainly appreciate everyone who has called and inquired about our spring season. Our customers have been very understanding and supportive. We realize it's not the ideal way to shop for plants. It's more fun to stroll through the greenhouse and see new and exciting plants.
But rest assured, when we pull plants for your order, we pick the best plants and groom them so they look their best for you. If you have any questions or need suggestions on plants, please ask when you call. (717) 492-9248. If John can't answer your question, I probably can!
Next weekend is Mother's Day, which is generally our last frost date. So annuals can be safely put out then. I've gotten many questions this week on basil. Basil likes heat - it likes soil temperatures to be warmed up sufficiently and nighttime temperatures consistently in the 50s. I usually wait until closer to Memorial Day to plant basil in the ground.
But rest assured, when we pull plants for your order, we pick the best plants and groom them so they look their best for you. If you have any questions or need suggestions on plants, please ask when you call. (717) 492-9248. If John can't answer your question, I probably can!
Next weekend is Mother's Day, which is generally our last frost date. So annuals can be safely put out then. I've gotten many questions this week on basil. Basil likes heat - it likes soil temperatures to be warmed up sufficiently and nighttime temperatures consistently in the 50s. I usually wait until closer to Memorial Day to plant basil in the ground.
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