Mark your calendars now--the first 2 weekends in December (4th-6th & 11th-13th).
Fridays (the 4th & 11th) are Senior's Day.
Great fun for the whole family! Even Santa will be there!
Take a tractor ride to our greenhouse, to see where we grow them.
It's the only time of year that our greenhouse is open to the public.
We're still accepting applications for food & craft vendors. Contact: vendor@gardnpro.net
Now taking pre-orders for:
Onion starts: Nov., Roses: March, Ladybugs/Mantises: Feb.-Mar., Citrus Deciduous fruit trees: March.
Watch our website for a downloadable order form that you can email or fax back to us with your order. A 50% non-refundable deposit will be required to hold your order. Pre-ordered items will be available as outlined above.
In This Issue
Rubber Tree
Lady Banks Rose
Lobelia
Free Classes & Events
Click on link for complete schedule.
http://www.gardenpro.net/Class%20Schedule.htm
Call 602-437-0700 to reserve your spot for the free classes & sign up for our email list. Held @ 3401 E. Baseline Rd. Phoenix, AZ. Click on the address link below to get directions.
3401 E. Baseline Rd.
Next class: Nov. 14
10am: Water wise Plants & Grasses & Frost Protection- Learn which plants are the most water conservative & what to do to protect against potential frost.
11am: Fall Herbs, Vegetables & Flowers-Probably our most popular class! Learn what it takes to grow your own.
Both classes are taught by Gary Petterson with over 35 years of experience in nursery & landscape.
ROC: K21-140831 K03-248145
No job is too large or too small!
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Design, install & maintenance, including irrigation. Landscape systems & tree trimming. Solara adjustable patio covers, Pavers, Water features, Arid & Tropical Plants, BBQs, Fireplaces, Hardscaping, Unique Plant Selection, Financing available, Fully licensed & bonded
& Much More...Call 602-437-2233 or visit our website: http://www.gardenersedenaz/
Product Availability
Arizona grown & climate acclimated plants: 1gal.-36" box. Some hard-to-find varieties.Poinsettias-fundraiser prices available.Grass, vegetable & flower seedsWide variety of fertilizers & soil amendments such as Great Big Plants & 1st Step Soil Acidifier.FountainsHerbicides, fungicides & insecticides (organic & inorganic)Soil testing with a correct prescription ($49.50); horticultural consultationGreenworld Mulch, Top-It & B-2 soil mixLodgepoles
Quick Links
Gardener's World
Gardener's Eden
Gary's Blog
Remember that every Wednesday is Senior's Day!
Seniors 55 & older receive a 10% discount on their regularly priced purchases.
Ask about our Discount card. When you purchase $25.00 or more, you'll receive a stamp on your card. After 5 stamps, you'll receive a 15% discount on your regularly priced purchase.
Not valid with: other discounts or coupons, sale items, sod, or special orders.
Limited to stock on hand.
Gardening Tips:
For germinating seeds, use a fine ground mulch instead of manure. Manure is generally too 'hot' & can burn seeds. Manure is high in nitrogen, but low in Phosphate & Potassium--the two nutrients that are essential for good root establishment. Strong roots mean strong plants. Note: Before attempting to diagnose or treat any problem, be sure to either bring in a sample of the plant (or email us a photo) or a soil sample for verification with our Garden Pros. Also, please remember that we can't see it over the phone!
Green Tip:
Don't bag up those autumn leaves, add them to your compost pile!
Feature Tree: Rubber Tree(Ficus elastica 'Decora')
Native from northeast India south to Indonesia, it can become very large in its native habitat - up to 100' with a 6.5' dia. trunk. In the landscape, however, 25-40' would be more realistic. They do best in Phoenix on the east side of a structure. It is evergreen & drought tolerant, but can suffer breakage during high winds. Available in 1, 5, & 15 gal. sizes.
Feature Vine: Lady Bank's Rose(Rosa banksiae)
Native to central & western China, it is a scrambling vine growing vigorously over other shrubs to 20' tall. Unlike most roses, it is practically thornless, although the white variety may bear some prickles particularly on the stout, strong shoots. It can tolerate full sun & is one of the few vines that can survive on a west facing wall. It is named after Lady Banks, wife of the eminent botanist Sir Joseph Banks. The world's largest rosebush was planted in Tombstone, Arizona, in 1885 and still flourishes today in the city's sunny climate. This rose bush now covers 8,000 sq. ft. of the roof on an inn, and has a 12' circumference trunk.Available in 1 & 5 gal.
Feature Flower: Lobelia(Lobelia erinus)
Low growing annual with brilliant blue flowers that is usually used as borders in beds & hanging baskets. Can take partial to full sun. Originating in S. Africa, it is found in tropical to warm temperate regions. Native Americans used lobelia to treat respiratory and muscle disorders, and as a purgative. Today it is used to treat asthma and food poisoning, and is often used as part of smoking cessation programs. Extracts of Lobelia inflata (Indian Tobacco) contain lobeline, which showed positive effects in the treatment of multidrug-resistant tumor cells. Available in 6-packs.
3401 E. Baseline Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85042
602-437-0700 (Gardener's World)
Fax: 602-437-8660
A+ rated
Testimonial on free classes:
"Real eye opener-tells you what has to be done. Presented so that you understand."
--Joie B. from Phoenix
Saturday's the last day to get your Bonus Dollars!!
Don't know about Bonus Dollars?
Distributed: April 1st - May 31st & September 1st - October 31st.Earn Bonus Dollars totaling 10% of your total purchase (before tax). Example: A $100 purchase earns 10 Bonus Dollars.
Redeemable: August 1st - 31st & January 1st - 31st to be used for up to 50% of your purchases in August and January. Example: If you have 10 Bonus Dollars you may use all 10 Bonus Dollars on a purchase of $20 or more (before tax).
Not valid with: other discounts or coupons, sale items, sod, or special orders.
Limited to stock on hand.
Ask about our Discount card. When you purchase $25.00 or more, you'll receive a stamp on your card. After 5 stamps, you'll receive a 15% discount on your regularly priced purchase.
Not valid with: other discounts or coupons, sale items, sod, or special orders.
Limited to stock on hand.
Gardening Tips:
For germinating seeds, use a fine ground mulch instead of manure. Manure is generally too 'hot' & can burn seeds. Manure is high in nitrogen, but low in Phosphate & Potassium--the two nutrients that are essential for good root establishment. Strong roots mean strong plants. Note: Before attempting to diagnose or treat any problem, be sure to either bring in a sample of the plant (or email us a photo) or a soil sample for verification with our Garden Pros. Also, please remember that we can't see it over the phone!
Green Tip:
Don't bag up those autumn leaves, add them to your compost pile!
Feature Tree: Rubber Tree(Ficus elastica 'Decora')
Native from northeast India south to Indonesia, it can become very large in its native habitat - up to 100' with a 6.5' dia. trunk. In the landscape, however, 25-40' would be more realistic. They do best in Phoenix on the east side of a structure. It is evergreen & drought tolerant, but can suffer breakage during high winds. Available in 1, 5, & 15 gal. sizes.
Feature Vine: Lady Bank's Rose(Rosa banksiae)
Native to central & western China, it is a scrambling vine growing vigorously over other shrubs to 20' tall. Unlike most roses, it is practically thornless, although the white variety may bear some prickles particularly on the stout, strong shoots. It can tolerate full sun & is one of the few vines that can survive on a west facing wall. It is named after Lady Banks, wife of the eminent botanist Sir Joseph Banks. The world's largest rosebush was planted in Tombstone, Arizona, in 1885 and still flourishes today in the city's sunny climate. This rose bush now covers 8,000 sq. ft. of the roof on an inn, and has a 12' circumference trunk.Available in 1 & 5 gal.
Feature Flower: Lobelia(Lobelia erinus)
Low growing annual with brilliant blue flowers that is usually used as borders in beds & hanging baskets. Can take partial to full sun. Originating in S. Africa, it is found in tropical to warm temperate regions. Native Americans used lobelia to treat respiratory and muscle disorders, and as a purgative. Today it is used to treat asthma and food poisoning, and is often used as part of smoking cessation programs. Extracts of Lobelia inflata (Indian Tobacco) contain lobeline, which showed positive effects in the treatment of multidrug-resistant tumor cells. Available in 6-packs.
3401 E. Baseline Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85042
602-437-0700 (Gardener's World)
Fax: 602-437-8660
A+ rated
Testimonial on free classes:
"Real eye opener-tells you what has to be done. Presented so that you understand."
--Joie B. from Phoenix
Saturday's the last day to get your Bonus Dollars!!
Don't know about Bonus Dollars?
Distributed: April 1st - May 31st & September 1st - October 31st.Earn Bonus Dollars totaling 10% of your total purchase (before tax). Example: A $100 purchase earns 10 Bonus Dollars.
Redeemable: August 1st - 31st & January 1st - 31st to be used for up to 50% of your purchases in August and January. Example: If you have 10 Bonus Dollars you may use all 10 Bonus Dollars on a purchase of $20 or more (before tax).
Not valid with: other discounts or coupons, sale items, sod, or special orders.
Limited to stock on hand.
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