Brrr! It's cold outside. Did you know there are plants that embrace the cold? Even during the cool, gray days of winter you can brighten your containers and hanging baskets with the use of hardy plants.
Consider using pansies, violas, heuchera, and hellebores to add warmth to your garden. Even on chilly days, hardy grasses, cyclamen, and snowdrops can enliven your plantings.
So as temperatures dip, take advantage of our great selection of plants. As an added bonus, these plants that add life to your containers in winter months can be transferred to other areas of your garden when the warmth of spring returns!
Great question. We typically wait for the overnight temperatures to consistently reach 50 degrees before bringing in geraniums. Typically this happens around mid-April, but we never know what the weather will do!
Keep an eye on our website and social media channels for updates.
Thanks for the question. We do not currently have Limnanthes in stock and haven’t for several years. I would encourage you to continue checking with other nurseries or look for seeds online or in catalogs.
Hello!
When do geraniums come in typically?
Thank you !
Hi Monique!
Great question. We typically wait for the overnight temperatures to consistently reach 50 degrees before bringing in geraniums. Typically this happens around mid-April, but we never know what the weather will do!
Keep an eye on our website and social media channels for updates.
Do you have Limnanthes douglasii? Also known as the poached egg flower.
Hi Donna,
Thanks for the question. We do not currently have Limnanthes in stock and haven’t for several years. I would encourage you to continue checking with other nurseries or look for seeds online or in catalogs.
Do you have Martha Washington geraniums in now?
We do, Elaine! Thanks for your question!
Greetings! When do your gorgeous coleus arrive?
Hi Pat! Coleus arrives on May 25 and will be in stock for several weeks following. Thanks for asking!
Do you sell “Star of the East” Crocosmia???
Lynn,
This is a beautiful variety; however, we haven’t seen it available from our growers.
Thanks for bringing this plant to our attention.