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That's right, the Spring season is drawing to a close. Jason and his crew have added the last-minute additions to the (gorgeous!) fall plant catalogs and sent them off to the printer, and Tara's busy preparing the website to switch from spring to fall. We carry seeds and supplies year-round but there are only a few more weeks of spring shipping for live plants and bulbs! Haven't placed an order with us yet this year? To reduce unwanted mail, you may not receive a fall catalog unless you expressly request one. Visit our online catalog request if you'd like to be sure. Prefer to just browse our catalogs online? Flip through the virtual pages of our fall catalog online beginning June 13 — even before the 52-page, full-color version hits mailboxes! |
Paul James, host of HGTV's Gardening By the Yard, is back! Paul and our very own Eric Johnson, host of GardenSmart on PBS, will be on hand, giving talks, answering questions, and giving a walking tour of the gardens. See the complete schedule here. Admission and parking are free. The trial gardens are open for viewing and self-tours from 8am-5pm. The Park Seed Garden Center and Jackson & Perkins outlet in Greenwood will both be open for business from 8am to 5pm. Come early for best selection! |
As we near the end of our spring shipping season, you'll see that some plants have completely sold out and others are being offered at some unbelievable prices! It's time to clear out the greenhouses for summer production and fall shipping, and these great spring plants would sure love to have a home in your garden. This is the perfect time to fill in that empty spot in the border, stock up on some standard favorites, or just take advantage of prices you have to see to believe. All plant orders for $50 or more placed before June 12, 2008 will automatically be upgraded to FedEx 2Day® Express shipping for no additional charge. Start shopping our late-season spring specials today! |
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During WWI and WWII, recycling, composting, and home gardens were not simply a reaction to rampant consumerism — they were acts of patriotism brought about by the need to preserve resources for the support of war efforts at home and abroad. Those that could not fight alongside the soldiers on the battlefield were asked to contribute in any way they could, and for many, this meant growing victory gardens — in the country, in the suburbs, even in the cities. |
| A tree is a gift given many times over. Not just the giving of the tree itself, but also the time spent planting it together, and years and years of enjoyment as it grows! During the early years of Rotary International, its founder, Paul Harris, traveled the globe, fostering world peace and understanding. To create living memorials to these new friendships, he commemorated his visits by planting Friendship Trees. Harris planted approximately 50 Friendship Trees during his lifetime, many of which are still standing. Planting a tree as a tribute is a great idea. Because trees grow, add beauty, and enhance the environment for many years to come, they are ideal for commemorating love and friendship. And they make great gifts for those hard-to-buy-for family members. To select the right tree for your tribute, think about site conditions, your goals for the planting, and the species type that suits you aesthetically. So, surprise Dad this year with something a little different. Order from our Park Trees & Shrubs website before June 8 and your tree will arrive in time for Father's Day planting. |
Keep your eyes peeled for Park products featured in national and local gardening publications!
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Call Center Open on Weekends! When Will My Order Ship? Seeds and supplies will ship promptly. |
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