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We will add many more sales, events, reminders, deadlines, and other opportunities throughout 2026. Most sales will only be added a day or two ahead, so please check back often.
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Order Cherry trees
February 1-28, 2026
February is National Cherry Month. Whether you want wild black cherry trees for songbirds & pollinators, gorgeous ornamental cherry trees in pink or white for their spectacular beauty, or delicious fruiting cherry trees, we can assist you with any or all. Let us know what you need and we'll let you know when to pick it up or have us drop off at your door.
February is National Cherry Month. Whether you want wild black cherry trees for songbirds & pollinators, gorgeous ornamental cherry trees in pink or white for their spectacular beauty, or delicious fruiting cherry trees, we can assist you with any or all. Let us know what you need and we'll let you know when to pick it up or have us drop off at your door.
Groundhog Day
February 2
Groundhogs contribute more than you realize, and peaceful co-existence should always be first priority! We have links to two helpful articles: 1) a short article from Penn State about these cuties that should change the way you view them: https://hhd.psu.edu/faculty-staff/hhd-sustainability-council/editorials/groundhogs-positively-impact-soil-health-and-biodiversity
2) If absolutely necessary, we also have an article from Humane World on their humane removal: https://www.humaneworld.org/en/resources/what-do-about-groundhogs
Groundhogs contribute more than you realize, and peaceful co-existence should always be first priority! We have links to two helpful articles: 1) a short article from Penn State about these cuties that should change the way you view them: https://hhd.psu.edu/faculty-staff/hhd-sustainability-council/editorials/groundhogs-positively-impact-soil-health-and-biodiversity
2) If absolutely necessary, we also have an article from Humane World on their humane removal: https://www.humaneworld.org/en/resources/what-do-about-groundhogs
Valentine Shopping
February 9-14
We're already stocked full of beautiful, romantic or platonic Valentine gifts for someone you love (including yourself!). We'll only be open until noon on Valentine's Day, so make sure you do your shopping before then.
Just a reminder that Pemberton's Gift Certificates make a very welcome and appreciated gift for plant lovers, and you can purchase them through our Online Plant Store on our website.
We're already stocked full of beautiful, romantic or platonic Valentine gifts for someone you love (including yourself!). We'll only be open until noon on Valentine's Day, so make sure you do your shopping before then.
Just a reminder that Pemberton's Gift Certificates make a very welcome and appreciated gift for plant lovers, and you can purchase them through our Online Plant Store on our website.
Wholesale order deadline
February 15
February 15
Landscapers, farms, wholesale clients, please get your spring/summer annual orders to us by February 15th to ensure that we will have what you need, in the quantities that you need, and at the time you need them! For large orders, consult the Contract Growing page on our website, and call us at 859-254-6552 and speak with Janna.
February 15
Landscapers, farms, wholesale clients, please get your spring/summer annual orders to us by February 15th to ensure that we will have what you need, in the quantities that you need, and at the time you need them! For large orders, consult the Contract Growing page on our website, and call us at 859-254-6552 and speak with Janna.
Spring Trees Deadline
February 15
Pre-order Kentucky native trees and shrubs from us in 1-, 2-, and 3-gallon starter size pots by February 15. They're extremely easy to transport, plant, maintain, grow, and easy on your budget! Consider trees like Eastern Redbud, Dogwood, Serviceberry, Crabapple (non-native), Magnolia, and many others. Call us 859-254-6552
Pre-order Kentucky native trees and shrubs from us in 1-, 2-, and 3-gallon starter size pots by February 15. They're extremely easy to transport, plant, maintain, grow, and easy on your budget! Consider trees like Eastern Redbud, Dogwood, Serviceberry, Crabapple (non-native), Magnolia, and many others. Call us 859-254-6552
Pre-order Tropical Deadline
February 15
Order your spring/summer blooming tropicals before February 15th so you have first dibs on colors and sizes. Your choices will include tropical Hibiscus, Bougainvillea, Mandevilla, Dipladenia, Ixora, Jasmine, Duranta, Gardenia, Citrus, and many more. You can also pre-order non-blooming tropicals such as banana, Croton, and palms. Call and ask for Janna, 859-254-6552
Order your spring/summer blooming tropicals before February 15th so you have first dibs on colors and sizes. Your choices will include tropical Hibiscus, Bougainvillea, Mandevilla, Dipladenia, Ixora, Jasmine, Duranta, Gardenia, Citrus, and many more. You can also pre-order non-blooming tropicals such as banana, Croton, and palms. Call and ask for Janna, 859-254-6552
America 250 Deadline
February 15
Landscapers, farms, wholesale clients, and retail, please get your spring/summer pre-orders for red, white, and blue flowers to us by February 15th to ensure that we will have what you need, in the quantities that you need, at the time you need them! See our "America 250" page for more info, then consult our Contract Growing page and call us at 859-254-6552 and speak with Janna.
Landscapers, farms, wholesale clients, and retail, please get your spring/summer pre-orders for red, white, and blue flowers to us by February 15th to ensure that we will have what you need, in the quantities that you need, at the time you need them! See our "America 250" page for more info, then consult our Contract Growing page and call us at 859-254-6552 and speak with Janna.
National Spay Day
February 21, 2026
Our greenhouse cats have each been spayed or neutered (all 12 of them!). So on this #WorldSpayDay we encourage you to not only have your own pet cats (and any strays and ferals that you feed) spayed or neutered, but also your barn cats, colonies, cats living behind your business, etc, fixed.
We also encourage you to support spay / neuter programs in your community. Two of our favorites are the Lexington Humane Society and Spay our Strays.
Stop by to hang out with our plants and cats, and drop off a donation and we'll see that they get it!
Our greenhouse cats have each been spayed or neutered (all 12 of them!). So on this #WorldSpayDay we encourage you to not only have your own pet cats (and any strays and ferals that you feed) spayed or neutered, but also your barn cats, colonies, cats living behind your business, etc, fixed.
We also encourage you to support spay / neuter programs in your community. Two of our favorites are the Lexington Humane Society and Spay our Strays.
Stop by to hang out with our plants and cats, and drop off a donation and we'll see that they get it!
National Fragrance Day
March 21
Most of us love fragrances. In fact, consumers spend tens of billions of dollars on perfumes and colognes each year, while some of the world's most beautiful scents can literally be right under our noses for decades when we plant the right trees, shrubs, and flowers in our yards.
On today's #NationalFragranceDay, we suggest some of our favorite beautiful and beloved plants to bring your senses into peaceful ecstasy.
Consider planting Common Lilac (pictured), Mock Orange, Woodland Phlox, Basswood, Fringe tree, Black Locust tree, Sweet Bay Magnolia, Peonies, American Wisteria, Lavender, Hyacinth, Viburnum, Sweetshrub, Lilies, Roses, Iris, Lemon Verbena, and Tuberose. (Many of these plants have some cultivars that are fragrant and some that are not, but we can help you with that too.)
Indoors/outdoors you can grow Citrus, Gardenia, Jasmine, and Plumeria.
We keep some of these in stock or we can source all of these plants for you according to season, so stop by or give us a call to turn your yard into a fragrant paradise from spring through fall.
Most of us love fragrances. In fact, consumers spend tens of billions of dollars on perfumes and colognes each year, while some of the world's most beautiful scents can literally be right under our noses for decades when we plant the right trees, shrubs, and flowers in our yards.
On today's #NationalFragranceDay, we suggest some of our favorite beautiful and beloved plants to bring your senses into peaceful ecstasy.
Consider planting Common Lilac (pictured), Mock Orange, Woodland Phlox, Basswood, Fringe tree, Black Locust tree, Sweet Bay Magnolia, Peonies, American Wisteria, Lavender, Hyacinth, Viburnum, Sweetshrub, Lilies, Roses, Iris, Lemon Verbena, and Tuberose. (Many of these plants have some cultivars that are fragrant and some that are not, but we can help you with that too.)
Indoors/outdoors you can grow Citrus, Gardenia, Jasmine, and Plumeria.
We keep some of these in stock or we can source all of these plants for you according to season, so stop by or give us a call to turn your yard into a fragrant paradise from spring through fall.
World Chipmunk Day
March 22
Today we celebrate #WorldChipmunkDay. Much like that of our friends, the squirrels, the advantages of Chipmunks' presence in our yards actually far outweigh any negative feelings that you might harbor toward them. Apart from being completely adorable, Chipmunks are great at planting seeds, nuts, and beneficial fungi while they aerate the soil, all of which play crucial roles in forest renewal. Even in your backyard, Chipmunks are providing necessary contributions to soil health and much more.
With all that they do for the forests, the environment, local ecology, and our yards, consider planting trees and shrubs that offer them the shelter and food that they need.
We can help you with some of those plants which will also beautify your yard. Consider these Kentucky native trees, which will also benefit other types of wildlife: Hazelnut, Hickory, Black Walnut, Pecan, Oak, Chestnut, and Beech. Adding any of these trees (even just one) can enhance the beauty of your yard, improve your property value, and make a world of difference to the wildlife in your neighborhood.
Today we celebrate #WorldChipmunkDay. Much like that of our friends, the squirrels, the advantages of Chipmunks' presence in our yards actually far outweigh any negative feelings that you might harbor toward them. Apart from being completely adorable, Chipmunks are great at planting seeds, nuts, and beneficial fungi while they aerate the soil, all of which play crucial roles in forest renewal. Even in your backyard, Chipmunks are providing necessary contributions to soil health and much more.
With all that they do for the forests, the environment, local ecology, and our yards, consider planting trees and shrubs that offer them the shelter and food that they need.
We can help you with some of those plants which will also beautify your yard. Consider these Kentucky native trees, which will also benefit other types of wildlife: Hazelnut, Hickory, Black Walnut, Pecan, Oak, Chestnut, and Beech. Adding any of these trees (even just one) can enhance the beauty of your yard, improve your property value, and make a world of difference to the wildlife in your neighborhood.
Feel free to contact us for more information about any of our events and sales, and please don't forget to check back often!
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