Discover the Latest New Arrivals and Gorgeous Peony Bouquets This Weekend

Britany Tapani
4 days ago
2 min read

First, I would like to say THANK YOU to all who came out last weekend for our Mothers Day event. It was such a joy to work outside, assisting customers with their plant purchases. I truly enjoy spending time with all of you and discussing plants with fellow plant lovers. Also seeing all the Mother/ Daughter and Mother/ Son pairs coming through was fantastic. Overall, it was just a fun weekend!

Peonies are in their FULL glory at Market North!

Peonies are among my favorite flowers, and this weekend we'll have beautiful bouquets from our flower patch! Get yours before they sell out!

New Arrivals

We had a really fun shipment come in this week and we are excited to share with you!

Such a fun shipment to unbox! Look at the cute matchboxes and

the bud vase can be used as a candle holder as well!

This weeks sales 5/16 & 5/17

25% OFF all baskets
25% OFF all throw pillows
50% OFF plant rack (outside by the flag pole)
50% OFF walla walla sweet onion starts
30% OFF sale rack in the greenhouse
Sales cannot be combined with loyalty discounts. Items marked with ND or No Deal are not included in these sales.

How to Plant your Free Dahlia

So you received a free dahlia tuber last weekend at our event and now you need to know how to plant it? No worries, it is very simple!

How to Plant Dahlia Tubers:

1) Pick a spot that gets plenty of water and sunshine

2) Dig a hole approximately 4-6 inches deep

3) Insert tuber with the eye or sprout facing up

4) Cover with soil

5) Sprout should emerge from soil within a 2-3 weeks

A few things to note about dahlias. Consider them an annual in our climate unless you dig up the tuber in the fall and bring it in. Dahlias will start to bloom in July and bloom continuously until the first frost. Feel free to cut blooms and bring them in for glorious bouquets. Your plant may require staking. When the flowers start to bloom, they can weigh the plant down. It is a good idea to put a tomato cage or something similar around your plant while it is small so it will grow into it and it will provide support.

Coffee:

The Summer Menu has arrived! I had the opportunity to taste test all the drinks, and each one is fantastic! Which one will you choose to try?