Monday, June 8, 2009

Last Chance for Annuals!


Tomorrow we receive our 1st shipment of Perennials.

So if you are still procrastating regarding Annuals it's your Lucky Day!

Bedding Flats went on Sale for $8.00 a 48 cell flat.
Sale price is only good on a whole flat, but we don't care if you mix it up.
Impatients, Coleus, Zinna's ....go for it.

4" Premium Annuals are also on Sale for Blog Readers only.
Get our lowest price of $2.99 even if you only purchase 1 !
Mention this posting to receive the special pricing.


Alliums Blooming in Perennial Border.

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Winding Down May


Apple Blossoms early in the month

The month of May goes by so quickly in the garden shoppe.
It is a bustle of activity all month long with new plants selling out as quick as we get them in.
We live for the month of May, but I am always ready to set back and enjoy June.

I thought it would be nice to take a look at a few of my favorite May photos.


Tree Peonies at least 30 blossoms on this 1 shrub


Bearded Irises just now blooming



Ending with one of the best things to look forward to in June.
Strawberries!
This was the first picked from my own private patch. It was wonderful with my oatmeal for breakfast.

Looking forward to June at Green Wellies...we will have a new batch of Aquatic Marginal Plants ready to sell the 4th of June. We apologize for selling out so early in the season, but will be fully stocked this next week.

New Fish arriving also the 1st week of June.
Looking for a certain type/color of koi? We do accept special orders.

And Perennials! As the annuals move out of our wee space the Perennials move in.
Check back for postings on arrival dates.

Sit back with us in the month of June, take a deep breath and enjoy your gardens.

Friday, May 22, 2009

Memorial Day Weekend

We are Open!
Sunday - 10a-5p
Monday - 10a- 5p

We received a huge shipment of Proven Winner Annuals on Thursday.
Don't delay, this is your last chance for Annuals!


We still have plenty of Water Hyacinth, Anacharis, and Fish for your Water Garden.

The weathers been the lovely and the plants are loving it.

Stop in and have a Great Holiday Weekend.

Friday, May 15, 2009

Just In!



4"-5" Butterfly Koi, 3"-4" Comets and 5"-7" Shubunkins!




Huge, Beautiful Water Hyacinth!
Hornwort, Anacharis, and Parrot Feather.

We also have unnamed Water Lilies with Buds for 20.00!

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Blooms!



After all the tickles and teasing, as of today we are bursting the seams with your favorite Proven Winners and Hort Couture Annuals.

Spring is Here!

I love the way our tiny courtyard looks, colour bursting forth everywhere.

It surely blast that last bit of winter dolddrums from your soul.

For the most pleasing Combination Container Plantings:
Combine plants with the following characteristics
Upright and/or Spiky
Full and Rounded
Cascading

Remember that a odd number of plants is more pleasing to the eye.
Plant either a monochromatic or complimentary color scheme.

Did you know that we offer a Custom Planting Service?


Select from our available planters or bring your own.
We will design and plant it for you.
It's just the simple.
Hope to see you soon.

Don't forget Mother's Day this Sunday!

Sunday, April 26, 2009

Annuals & Aquatics



Nothing gets my heart pounding faster than a walk through the greenhouses when filled with bedding plants.
Ok, maybe it trips a little faster when they end up in the Courtyard at Green Wellies



Did you know that those calibrachoa you love so well start out this tiny?

Our first truckload of annuals arrived last Friday, don't delay stop by for the best selection.

Oxygenators and Floating Aquatic Plants are also available for sale.

Hello again Spring!

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Through the Needle of Spring



Do you feel this way?

I truly do feel as though spring is like passing through the eye of a needle.

We are starving for the longer days and warmer weather almost as though we are holding our breath.

Then one day it is just here.

Nature's best magic show. The tickling of green on the trees, the budding of the spring bulbs, the trick of the magnolia opening before our eyes.

The eye of that needle gets smaller and smaller as the hot days arrive and spring is over.

Field Guide
by Billy Collins

No one I ask knows the name of the flower
we pulled the car to the side of the road to pick
and that I point to dangling purple from my lapel.

I am passing through the needle of spring
in North Carolina, as ignorant of the flowers of the south
as the woman at the barbecue stand who laughs
and the man who gives me a look as he pumps the gas

and everyone else I ask on the way to the airport
to return to where this purple madness is not seen
blazing against the sober pines and rioting along the
roadside.

On the plane, the stewardess is afraid she cannot answer
my question, now insistent with the fear that I will leave
the province of this flower without its sound in my ear.

Then, as if he were giving me the time of day, a passenger
looks up from his magazine and says wisteria.



Hope the joy of spring is with you.