Lake Erie Birders Welcome!
Birders atteding "America's Biggest Week in Birding" are invited to stop into our greenhouse to shop for a variety of flowers to attract your birds of choice. We specialize in salvias! April-May will bring in over 75,000 bird enthusiasts to the area. We hope a few of you will stop by and share your love of birding with us. Special discount is available when you show your birding membership card.
Can You Find the Plant of the Week?
Each week Cindy chooses a different "plant of the week" for the greenhouse, and if you purchase it, you get 20% off. But here's the catch: you have to find it! Here's a hint... the greenhouse gnome is hiding there. Find the gnome, and you'll find your plant of the week.
Farm News
Lake Erie Birders Welcome!Birders atteding “America’s Biggest Week in Birding” are invited...
The Biggest Week in American Birding Taking Place A Few Miles Down the Road
An article from Press Publications… It’s called the “Biggest Week in American...
Can You Find the Plant of the Week?
Each week Cindy chooses a different “plant of the week” for the greenhouse,...
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Event Updates
Enter Our Spring Raffle to Benefit Food PantryThis year, we are once again holding a spring raffle to benefit the Jerusalem Township...
Greenhouse Is Now Open
Our greenhouse is full of colorful and fragrant flowers. Stop on in and find this...
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Gardening University
Plant of the Week for April 16: Cherry Pie PlantHeliotrope arborescens Common Name – Cherry Pie Plant A native of South America, this plant was a favorite during the Victorian age. Thomas Jefferson enjoyed including it in his gardens. The word heliotrope means “turning to the sun”. This is appropriate since the heliotrope plant is a turnsole. It starts the day facing east and turns... [Read more of this review]
Plant of the Week for April 9: Rosemary
Rosmarinus officinalis Common name – Rosemary; Dew on the Sea Since the times of the Greeks and Romans, this herb has been in use as a culinary and medicinal aide to man. It is native to the Mediterranean area, therefore its care calls for 6 -8 hours of sun, well drained soil, and proper watering. There are many varieties available. We have... [Read more of this review]
Pasque Flower — How to Care for
Pulsatilla Vulgaris Common Name: Pasque Flower (Easter- Passover Flower); Windflower; Meadow Anemone Pulsatilla grows in most soils. It likes the sun and grows 8 inches tall. It has a beautiful, long blooming bell-shaped flower (usually a deep violet but can also be red or white) with finely dissected leaves. After it blooms, the seed head is a lovely... [Read more of this review]
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