This will be our 4th year having our own greenhouses and growing and designing our very own flower baskets and potted arrangements.  

Please stop by during the Mother's Day holiday for the largest selection of beautiful begonias, petunias, impatiens, mandevillas, geraniums, and so many other varieties for both hot sun and cool shade.

We open for our new season on April 20, 2007, and we are happy to hold any flower baskets you would like for your summer decorating or gift giving.  Just have us put a tag with your name on the basket, and while the weather is still too cool outside, we will continue to nurture your flowers until you feel comfortable to have them at your home.  We hold a lot of baskets for lots of folks and are happy to provide this service.

We take pride in raising healthy plants and arranging them in true-to-size actual 10-inch and 12-inch baskets, 14-inch or larger flower pots, and 14-inch or larger coconut designer baskets.   The more soil a basket holds, the longer the life of your flowers. 

Another service we provide is replanting decorative flower baskets and pots, and coconut baskets.  These are expensive containers that can easily have a 5-year life or longer, so why buy new when these only need new fresh soil, fertilizer, and plants?  We can even store your containers in our greenhouses over the winter so they are ready for us to replant in March.

During the months of March and April is when we complete all our greenhouse planting.  So, when our flower baskets and arrangements are sold and gone, they are gone until next year.  

Some tips for healthy flowers :

Always water your flowers daily for optimum beauty and long life, and fertilize monthly.  We do add osmocote slow-release fertilizer to all our containers along with soil -moist pellets to hold water between waterings, but a little extra fertilizer will give your plants the edge to look good all through September and into October.  Watering daily or twice a day when it is extremely hot will save them from becoming stressed, which is a shock to their systems.