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Julie

April 16, 2017

Peek at the Week of April 17th, 2017

Julie

April 16, 2017

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We changed the greenhouse plastic, while getting ready to open for the season and while getting our delivery routes organized for the year. And the wind picked up. But Team Red Wagon pulled it off with panache and grace.

It was a little stressful because of the wind, but it all worked out. Thanks, Team Red Wagon.

Plants were set up at Healthy Living

City Market / Onion River Coop got their first rack of plants as well.

We are color coordinating plants with our outfits now.

Nothing says "opening tomorrow" like an excavator and a trench in the yard. We hit a small snag, but it all worked out. Seems like the theme this week.

Kat is watering like a pro. Morning after our opening day party and all is back to normal.

Julie had a very special visit from far away friends. One of them matches outfits with her, even down to the boots. Not planned.

Beaconberry violas in the rain.

Spring time displays with violas, alyssum, pansies, rosemary, and forced forsythia branches. Nice job, Lily!

Heleborus and Dicentra make lovely woodland garden plants.

More plants for shade - Heuchera, Lobularia, Dicentra, and Begonia. Beautiful combinations on display thanks to Anne's inspiration.

Cold hardy vegetable plants ready to shine in your greenhouse.

Abundance. Future food. Spring. Go.

Strawberries galore - Honeyoe, Jewel, Sparkle.

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