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This spring you are invited to renew your spirit and experience our new Conservatory. Feel the sunshine through the arched glass roof, breath the clean clear air from our expanded collection of houseplants, listen to the soothing sounds of bubbling fountains and rest on charming garden benches. While exploring the new space you’ll find prehistoric sago palms, exotic banana trees, mammoth macho ferns and fragrant and fruiting citrus trees.
Peruse a display devoted to heat loving succulents from the desert and another one featuring elegant orchids from the rain forests. Featured plants include olive trees, kumquats and more from all over the globe. There is something fun and whimsical in every corner. You’ll find lots of new pots, including some that look like fish and birds. Look for happy Gnomes and serene frogs doing Yoga. Our hand selected assortment of pottery is designed to enhance your indoor plant arrangements as well as refresh your interior decorating scheme. |
Revive your spirit and imagination after the long cold winter with a stroll through the Garden Heights Conservatory. Join us in celebrating the first day of Spring and the start of the new gardening season at an Open House. Enjoy refreshments and container potting demonstrations featuring early season flowers and vegetables. Celebrate Spring at Garden Heights
Saturday and Sunday March 20-21, 10-5pm. |
Spring Hours Monday – Saturday 9:00-5:30, Sunday 10:00-5:00
Starting April 5th, Monday – Friday 9:00-7:00, Saturday 9:00-5:00, Sunday 10:00-5:00 |
DID YOU SEE US AT
www.gardenheights.com
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Learn more about your garden and how to care for it sustainably. Visit Garden Height’s website, on the home page fill out the form to receive newsletters on-line and become a fan at facebook.com/garden.heights.nursery. To receive our gardening tips and tweets go to http://twitter.com/GardenHeights. Through our electronic media services, not only will you receive coupons directly to your email, but you will be saving paper and energy resources. While you are on our website, see our new ‘Fast Tips Videos’, download our monthly gardening “To-Do” List and learn more about new plants and products available this Spring. You can also see photos of our staff’s gardens and learn about their favorite plants.
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Feed Your Soul
There has been a rebirth of vegetable gardening in the last few of years. This renewed interest in edible plants has lead to the revival of the classic Kitchen Garden |
where any household cannurture and enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables grown safely in their own backyard. The whole family can come together, side by side, to create a multi-dimensional garden that is not only beautiful in appearance but productive as well. The Traditional Kitchen Garden may include peach, apple and pear trees; boysenberry, raspberry and blackberry bushes and grape vines on trellises along with vegetable beds.
Tour our Kitchen Garden Display this spring to learn about new varieties of tomatoes and organic herbs. Discover white eggplants and purple peppers; red lettuces and orange and yellow tomatoes. Learn how to utilize your space to accommodate luscious wine grapes, healthy blueberries and exotic persimmons!
If organizing this garden buffet seems overwhelming we also have a garden designer who can come to your home and draw a custom Kitchen Garden Plan for you. She will explain how to grow all your own delicious produce. So start dreaming of harvesting fresh crisp asparagus, colorful and vitamin rich potatoes and sweet turkey figs.
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Greetings Fellow Gardeners,
We have a lot to be excited about this spring at Garden Heights! Our newly constructed Conservatory is truly a unique structure offering an inspiring shopping experience. Join us for the official opening on Mar 20-21 as we celebrate Spring! We also have a new ‘Kitchen Garden’ display to help you plan your edible garden so you can successfully grow and harvest that first head of lettuce, fresh rosemary or heirloom tomato of the season.
Of course we will have COLOR; lot’s of it, from our vast selection of flowering annuals and perennials to the new vibrant pink Annabelle Hydrangea (see page 3).
We plan to keep you informed about: what is ‘new’, what has ‘arrived’ and offer ‘how to’ tutorial’s through the social networks, FacebookT and TwitterT. Be sure to sign up to keep current on the spring excitement at Garden Heights.
The staff at Garden Heights always strives to make your gardening experience fun with fresh ideas and new products. Begin Spring at Garden Heights to make this your best gardening
season ever.
Happy Spring!
Lou
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What works?? Got a problem, here's the ‘Natural’ solution!
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I love gardening and I want to grow something unique and interesting. |
Try starting something from seed. We now carry Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, a local Missouri company who specialize in rare, unusual and beautiful flowers and vegetables. |
What is the safest, easiest and fastest way to get my seeds started?
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Start your seeds in Organic Seed Starter made from all natural materials enhanced with Mycro-toneT to promote root growth. This mix improves moisture retention to hasten seed germination. |
How can you tell if a plant needs more water?
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A Digital Moisture Meter will check soil moisture at root level to help prevent over and under watering of indoor and outdoor plants. |
My lawn has brown patches and is dying what can I use?
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The easy to use Actinovate is an organic fungicide for lawns and gardens. It has beneficial microorganisms that attacks root rots and foliar fungal diseases on lawns, vegetables, herbs, shrubs, trees and perennials. |
I want to grow peas and beans in a container, what would you suggest?
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The Earth Box with the Trellis is design specifically for growing vegetables or vines in a small space. It even come with casters so you can move or rotate the box for the best sun exposure. |
My boxwoods leaves look terrible, help!!
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Cut them back and use Bayer Tree and Shrub Protect and Feed in March. |
WHAT’S NEW IS BIG NEWS IN THE PLANT WORLD
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Incrediball® Hydrangea from Proven Winners is an amazing new flowering shrub with flowers the size of basketballs. These enormous flowers start blooming in early summer and keep on coming through late summer. This hardy and reliable shrub is easy to grow, eager to bloom and breathtaking in the border or as a specimen plant. It is happy in full sun or shade, but prefers more moisture in a sunny location to produce the most flowers. The flowers are wonderful for cut flower arrangements fresh or dried. It was discovered while plant breeders were working with the long time favorite Annabelle Hydrangea to develop a shrub with sturdier stems making this truly an incredible selection. |
Invincibelle®Spirit Hydrangea has what you’ve been waiting for, PINK flowers! These large 6-8” flowers open a dark hot pink and mature to a soft light pink. Just like its cousin ‘Annabelle’ it blooms on new wood producing up to 100 or more flowers in one season. Even if winter weather freezes the old stems to the ground, it grows back and blooms persistently. This 4’x4’ shrub grows well in sun or shade, but should be given more water in the sun to guarantee large prolific flowers
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Oso Easy Paprika Rose was awarded the Gold Medal for Best Groundcover Rose at the Rose Hills International Rose Trials at The Pageant of Roses Garden located near Los Angeles. This low mounding shrub has loads of spicy reddish-orange single blooms accentuated with a bright yellow eye. The glossy green foliage has tints of red as it emerges and is extremely disease resistant. You can “plant it and go” since it doesn’t need spraying and its small size only requires pruning once a season. Using Rose Fertilizer will increase blooming, but otherwise it is very low maintenance. |
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Garden Heights Nursery is dedicated to....
providing neighborhood gardeners with quality plants, unique garden decor and horticultural advice.Coupons good on items as available and in stock only while supplies last. |
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1605 South Big Bend Blvd
Richmond Heights, Missouri 63117
314-645-SEED • fax-314-645-0121 |
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