MERRY CHRISTMAS

Have a Blessed Christmas!

PICKING BLUEBERRIES

We are picking the huge blueberries on the plants for sale and watching and waiting for the apples, pears and peaches to be ready!  Wouldn't you like to have these trees in your yard?  You can....

NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER

May 5, 2011.......National Day of Prayer

Pray for God's will to be done in the world, in our country, and in our lives....

14TH ANNUAL EMERALD COAST FLOWER & GARDEN FESTIVAL

Hope to see you at the...
14TH ANNUAL EMERALD COAST FLOWER & GARDEN FESTIVAL at the Milton Campus of Pensacola State College (5988 Highway 90, Milton, Florida)
Festival hours:
Friday, April 8, 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, April 9, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 10, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

BEEN BUSY

We have been so busy the last few weeks that I haven't had time to update the blog or website.  Cliff and I would like to thank everyone who has stopped by and hope you are enjoying the plants you purchased!

Everything has budded out and is blooming, and there is tiny fruit on the trees.  The weather is perfect this weekend for getting out and planting something!  Come see the new varieties we now have.

It's not too late to get started on your edible landscaping!

God Bless!
Kay

HEIRLOOM MULTIPLYING ONIONS

What could be better than these low-maintenance heirloom multiplying onions? Plant them in the ground and they are nearly maintenance free. Plant them in pots and water occasionally. It can't get any easier.

These onions have been in our family for over 40 years. Sweet table onions. Chop and freeze for cooking. Eat them all year. Save money at the grocery store by planting these onions and enjoying them for years to come.

CATCHING UP

Our internet service has been out for a couple of days so I'm busy this afternoon trying to catch up on emails with questions/requests.  I'll respond as soon as possible....we really are too dependent on the internet!
Kay

AVAILABILITY

Until I get the everything listed on the website, here is a list of available edible landscaping plants that we have at this time.

Apple - Anna, Dorsett, Ein-Shemer, Fiji, Granny Smith, Red Delicious, Shell
Blueberry - High Bush Rabbit-Eye
Fig - Brown Turkey, Celeste
Grapes - Scuppernong
Japanese Persimmon - Fuyu
Mayhaw - Common, Texas Star
Nectarine - Sunglo, Red Gold
Pawpaw
Peach - Dwarf Elberta, Flordaking, Flordaqueen, Redskin
Pear - Bartlett, Carroll's Heirloom, Keiffer, Leconte, Moonglow, Orient
Pomegranate - Homestead, Kimberly Queen, Russian 26, Wonderful
Plum - Burbank, Bruce, Methley, Santa Rosa, Thundercloud
Jumbo Garlic
Homestead Multiplying Onions


We also have a large selection of spring flowering trees, shade trees, shrubs and perennials.

UPDATING WEBSITE

I'm working on getting the website up-to-date with all the new fruit trees we now have available.

Hopefully I will have it up in the next day or so.  In the meantime, if you are looking for something in particular just give us a call : )

My next project will be improving this blog to be more user friendly...

Kay

AN EARLY SPRING?

The groundhog said we would have an early spring and the last few days have definitely been spring-like.  

The apple trees are blooming and hopefully the buds won't get frost bitten and have to start all over again.  But, it happens every year so it will probably happen again this year.

In the meantime, enjoy the beautiful weather and get outside!  That's what I've got planned for this week...


Kay

SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS

How many small businesses have you shopped at this month?

TIME TO GET YOUR PLANTS IN THE GROUND

The sooner you plant the better chance of survival your trees will have. By planting now you are giving the root system time to get established before the drought and heat of our summers. During the winter plants are growing below ground putting out a strong root system. Come by and check out our selection of fruit and nut trees soon!