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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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America 250!
2026
Landscapers, farms, wholesale clients, and retail, please get your spring/summer pre-orders for red, white, and blue flowers to us as soon as possible 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 as soon as possible 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.
Celebrate Earth Day!
April 22
A very simple, inexpensive way to celebrate Earth Day and make a big impact is by planting a tree. Very few things in the world offer more bang-for-your buck than trees, and we have a few extra good ones! It's also a great, meaningful activity for your children, grandchildren, school, church, business, or yourself to enjoy.
Stop by to purchase or order, and take a special look at our 1-gallon Bur Oak trees (truly one of the best trees on the planet, our nation's official tree, the official tree of Lexington. and a genuine Kentucky native!). Only $25
A very simple, inexpensive way to celebrate Earth Day and make a big impact is by planting a tree. Very few things in the world offer more bang-for-your buck than trees, and we have a few extra good ones! It's also a great, meaningful activity for your children, grandchildren, school, church, business, or yourself to enjoy.
Stop by to purchase or order, and take a special look at our 1-gallon Bur Oak trees (truly one of the best trees on the planet, our nation's official tree, the official tree of Lexington. and a genuine Kentucky native!). Only $25
Respect for Chickens Day
May 4
We have - and will have more - healthy herbs and veggies to grow as healthy, tasty snacks for your hard-working chickens. They deserve it! Consider oregano, thyme, mint, parsely, sage, lavender, marigold, lemon balm, rosemary, cilantro, leafy greens like kale and lettuce, as well as chopped veggies. Thank the ladies by keeping them happy with our herb and vegetable plants and flowers. They deserve it!
We have - and will have more - healthy herbs and veggies to grow as healthy, tasty snacks for your hard-working chickens. They deserve it! Consider oregano, thyme, mint, parsely, sage, lavender, marigold, lemon balm, rosemary, cilantro, leafy greens like kale and lettuce, as well as chopped veggies. Thank the ladies by keeping them happy with our herb and vegetable plants and flowers. They deserve it!
Memorial Day Beauty
May 18 week
We have red, white, and blue flowers and ready-made pots for your Memorial Day commemorations, America 250 celebrations, and Fourth of July. Let us know what you need or just stop by. We'll be open on Memorial Monday 8am to 12pm, otherwise our schedule is as usual.
We have red, white, and blue flowers and ready-made pots for your Memorial Day commemorations, America 250 celebrations, and Fourth of July. Let us know what you need or just stop by. We'll be open on Memorial Monday 8am to 12pm, otherwise our schedule is as usual.
Turtles in the 'Hood
May 23
Today is World #TurtleDay, so it's a good time to talk about a few of the simple ways that your yard and garden can help welcome and accommodate these important, harmless, wild, and cuuuuuute creatures by adding the right type of plants and allowing turtle habitats to exist in your yard. We'll focus on Kentucky's Box Turtles: first and most crucially, never use pesticides or herbicides outdoors. Provide fresh water in the form of a rain garden or shallow water feature. For food, they'll help you by feasting on your dandelions, violets, clover, mushrooms, grubs, beetles, slugs, crickets, and grasshoppers. You can cultivate a variety of berry producing plants like Elderberry, Blueberry, Blackberry, Strawberry, Mulberry, Persimmon, and wild Grapes to help them (we can help you acquire these plants, which will also benefit songbirds). Box turtles may occasionally look for treats in your veggie garden, too, so plant some extras to distract them from your favorites! (We still have a few veggie plants in stock.) For habitat, provide trees for shade, dense groundcover for shelter, and loose soil that is never tilled for their egg laying and hatching. Provide a warm spot for sunbathing. Set your lawn mower blades as high as they'll go and stay observant to reduce fatal turtle strikes (it's also better for your grass to keep the blades high). Also crucial: don't keep wild turtles and pets and don't move them to a new location!
Today is World #TurtleDay, so it's a good time to talk about a few of the simple ways that your yard and garden can help welcome and accommodate these important, harmless, wild, and cuuuuuute creatures by adding the right type of plants and allowing turtle habitats to exist in your yard. We'll focus on Kentucky's Box Turtles: first and most crucially, never use pesticides or herbicides outdoors. Provide fresh water in the form of a rain garden or shallow water feature. For food, they'll help you by feasting on your dandelions, violets, clover, mushrooms, grubs, beetles, slugs, crickets, and grasshoppers. You can cultivate a variety of berry producing plants like Elderberry, Blueberry, Blackberry, Strawberry, Mulberry, Persimmon, and wild Grapes to help them (we can help you acquire these plants, which will also benefit songbirds). Box turtles may occasionally look for treats in your veggie garden, too, so plant some extras to distract them from your favorites! (We still have a few veggie plants in stock.) For habitat, provide trees for shade, dense groundcover for shelter, and loose soil that is never tilled for their egg laying and hatching. Provide a warm spot for sunbathing. Set your lawn mower blades as high as they'll go and stay observant to reduce fatal turtle strikes (it's also better for your grass to keep the blades high). Also crucial: don't keep wild turtles and pets and don't move them to a new location!
Dipladenia Sale!
May 27-June 6
Bright, tropical Dipladenias in 6" pots with stakes, regularly $25, on sale now for only $11.25!
Bright, tropical Dipladenias in 6" pots with stakes, regularly $25, on sale now for only $11.25!
Hummingbird Magnet
May 28
Just arrived: a very limited quantity of small, Red Buckeye trees/shrubs -- a beacon of delight and nutrition for Hummingbirds. After a long, grueling flight from their winter vacations in the south, Hummingbirds arrive in Kentucky about the same time that Red Buckeyes are blooming -- a perfect time to get those darling little hummers refueled and ready for the breeding season. Kentucky native Red Buckeyes are beautiful, covered with big, red flowers, and our starter size 1 gallon pots are only $25. They won't last long, so add one of these to your collection of special spring-blooming beauties, and watch the hummers zoom to your yard!
Just arrived: a very limited quantity of small, Red Buckeye trees/shrubs -- a beacon of delight and nutrition for Hummingbirds. After a long, grueling flight from their winter vacations in the south, Hummingbirds arrive in Kentucky about the same time that Red Buckeyes are blooming -- a perfect time to get those darling little hummers refueled and ready for the breeding season. Kentucky native Red Buckeyes are beautiful, covered with big, red flowers, and our starter size 1 gallon pots are only $25. They won't last long, so add one of these to your collection of special spring-blooming beauties, and watch the hummers zoom to your yard!
Saturday Hours Changing
May 30
We will return to our regular Saturday business hours, 8am to 12pm, beginning May 30th until next spring.
We will return to our regular Saturday business hours, 8am to 12pm, beginning May 30th until next spring.
National Prairie Day
June 6
This is a day to celebrate the environmental and ecological richness of prairies, and also to create a "pocket prairie" in your own yard or on your farm. We can help you by offering or curating some of the easiest and most impactful native plants to begin this journey of amazing beauty.
This is a day to celebrate the environmental and ecological richness of prairies, and also to create a "pocket prairie" in your own yard or on your farm. We can help you by offering or curating some of the easiest and most impactful native plants to begin this journey of amazing beauty.
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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