Wednesday, -6-Mar-2024

Season's has received their first shipment of spring herbs. Just in time for another cold snap.

They come in 2" and 4" pots. The prices are $3.49 each, $39.99 for 18 and $99.00 for 32.

This shipment includes:

French Tarragon
Basil, Large Leaf
Basil, Thai (?)
Mint, Spearmint
Mint, Apple
Mint, Chocolate
Mint, Mojito
Mint, Peppermint
Oregano, Greek
Oregano, Italian
Parsley, Curled Leaf
Parsley, Flat Leaf
Sweet Woodruff
Thyme, English
Thyme, Lemon
Thyme, Lime

Is there a longer list somewhere? Did they have any scented geraniums? drool, drool

No geraniums yet, too early. The list above is what was on the shipping rack. Lots more coming in soon.

They also have a nice selection of pansies.

Wednesday, March 20, 2024


Like everything else, prices have gone up on plants. Hellebore are normally priced @ $32.00 for a gallon pot. The sale puts them at $25.80.

March 25-31, 2024

Made me look up the Cherry Blossom Festival... March 20 to April 14, but peak bloom was early, on March 17.

Terri just found an 'Okame' cherry tree at Home Depot, a variety she'd been looking for, much more upright than the ones around the tidal basin.

Rick, you should see if Seasons is hiring for their busy season (and if they'll give you an employee discount).

Way ahead of you. What they need is drivers for their big delivery trucks, and I don't drive something that big.

Aside from that, I already get a discount because of my volumes over the years. Which can be a problem.

While Supplies Last . . .

Potatoes and Catnip Grow kits included.

April 17, 2024

April 24, 2024

Ditto to Jill saying they should hire you. Their biggest fan! But you'd spend it all there.

I've had some pansies sitting around in their 6-packs for several weeks (I stuffed them into the top of a container by the front porch, so at least we were enjoying them). I finally got them in the ground 2 days ago, just in time for hotter weather this coming week LOL. If Seasons is clearance pricing them, maybe we're approaching the end of their season?

If you go, get those little violas (johnny jump-ups), because they'll reseed themselves!

Actually Sally . . . There's a good chance that I'll be working there part time. I went today, was there for 45 minutes and didn't buy a thing!

Pansies/Violas are pretty such a non-starter. The squirrels, etc pull them out of the ground.

I dno't know about the end of pansy season, but I do know they are getting several trucks of stock every week. Wednesday was 3 trucks amounting to 500+ plants. People are buying. It looks like quite a few that started gardening during the pandemic actually stuck with it.

I think you'd truly enjoy sharing your love of gardening.

My pansies are drying up fast this week..