Stop in today and check out the fun and unique items in our green house!  Do you have a unique pot or piece that you would like to add flowers or plants in?  We would love to help!

Heirloom Tomatoes (any seed before 1920)

Moonglow
80 days – 3-4 oz. fruit dense, meaty
Sweet with a hint of tartness

Bloody Butcher
55 days – clusters of 2-3 oz fruit
Deep red (blood red)
Strong tomato flavor – very tasty

Bradley
Large 10 oz fruit – pink colored flesh
Meaty – good for canning 

Chocolate Cherry
70 days – 1” diameter – Extremely flavorful 

Black From Tula
80-85 days – 3-5” diameter
Chocolate brown flesh – Very flavorful

Pineapple
85-90 days – 5” and larger – Meaty-mild flavor – Orange/Yellow with red streaks 

Brandywine
90-100 days – Large, up to 1 ½ pounds
Rosy pink fruit – Considered the world’s best flavored tomato

33% of Vegetables

Now $1.75 Each or $20 per flat.

Annuals, Perennials and Vegetables are all 33% off now while supplies last!

Thinking about how great a garden tomato or a fresh cucumber would taste?

Stop by Blossom Town this Saturday, May 1st for our Open House!  Sign up for drawings and have treats and refreshments while checking out Spring in the greenhouse!  We have lots of beautiful flowers, garden vegetables, unique planting pots, garden and yard decor and much more!  We’ll also be introducing new varieties in the greenhouse.   Support the “Bobbers” Relay for Life team and stop by their hot dog stand located in the parking lot.

Come out and enjoy the colors, sights and smells of Spring in our greenhouse from 8:30am to 3pm!

Summer containers are are a fun and decorative way to display your flowers and plants.  Care for your containers is essential, here’s a great tip from Brad in the green house!

To check for watering, stick your index finger into the soil to your knuckle. If you feel any dampness, hold off on watering. If it feels completely dry, go ahead and water making sure you let the water run all they way through the container. If the water runs through very quickly, repeat the procedure in about an hour.

Kennebec
Late mid-season maturity, good all-purpose potato, excellent for storage.

Yukon Gold
Mid-season maturity, yellow flesh – buttery flavor, stores well.

Norland
Early season, great for frying, potato salad and baby reds.

Red Pontiac
Mid-season maturity, good all-purpose potato, stores well.

When planting your potatoes, cut out an inch square chunk of the potato with at least one eye in it.  Plant the chunk 4 to6  inches deep, 12 to 16 inches apart with the eye facing up and cover.   

*Seed potatoes aren’t really seeds at all. They are full-size potatoes that are allowed to start producing shoots in the potato eyes. You’ve probably seen this happen when you’ve stored potatoes for too long.

Harvesting
Days to Harvest: 2 – 4 Months.