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We will be closing Monday 1/24/2022 in order to pave our driveway. We apologize for any inconvenience.

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We carry a large selection of trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, vegetables, houseplants and more!

Looking for something specific? Just ask! Special orders are possible on select items.

Fall Mums and Asters

Empress of India Nasturtiums

Marigold Bonanza Flame

Coreopsis Jethro Tull

Dahlia XXL Tobasco

Spider Pink Osteospermum

Purple Pink Cushion

Chives Flowers

Sarracenia 'Dana's Delight'

Water Lily

Sunner

Painted Lady on a Wallflower

Passionflower

4d Silver

Japanese Snowbells

Dianthus American Pie Georgia Peach Pie.

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Perched on the front post of our covered area, this robin nest was hard to miss as both mother AND father brought countless meals to its four chicks all day long. The chicks have now left the nest, staying close to one another as they explore our nursery.

Hummer In Our Tropical House

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Robin Chicks Explore The Nursery

Our local hummingbird politely asking us to open the door to the tropical house!

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Siblings Staying Close

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Morning Doves

Meet Hamilton, a praying mantis that visited us at the nursery this last week. Hamilton was prematurely named before we realized that she is a lady mantis. And a strong, independent one at that who "don't need no man". Which is a good thing, because she was probably cleaning her serrated front legs after having feasted on the head of her lucky mate. The sacrifices we make in the name of love!

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Bumble on Catmint

Tim found this teeny fella in our garden center. We believe he is a rough-skinned newt, aptly named Newton. These newts don't have many natural predators due to the toxin they produce, making them incredibly poisonous. This toxin is called tetrodotoxin (TTX), affects the nervous system, and is 10,000 times more deadly than cyanide. I know what you're thinking: "The only plausible explanation for an animal with such an incredibly defensive adaptation is that it's locked in a co-evolutionary arms race with an equally well-defended predator!" Right you are! Garter snakes are the only animals (aside from rough-skinned newts, themselves) that are known predators, due to uniquely shaped receptors on their neurons that are resistant to TTX. In short, the Animal Kingdom agrees that Newtella on toast is a delicacy best left to garter snakes and their fancy neurons. And while handling these little guys is considered safe, you can be sure we washed our hands after snapping this picture!

White Crowned Sparrow Finds a Snack!

Cromch!

Cabbage Moth on a Pincushion (Scabiosa)

Tree frog who resides by our koi pond

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