Pansies

Broccoli

Cabbage

Tomato Pots

Seed Potatoes

Onions

Vegetable Plants

Inside the Greenhouse

Inside the Greenhouse

Hanging Baskets

Inside the Greenhouse

Inside the Greenhouse

Inside the Greenhouse

Hanging Baskets

Inside the Greenhouse

My name is Lavern and I am the older brother you don’t know. Since I do internet marketing and website development, I offered to jump in and help my Dad and brother with their website updates and email list management this season. So here we go…

We are officially open for the season. It’s high time to get early plants, such as lettuce, cauliflower, broccoli, potatoes, and onions in the garden.

Once your garden dries off from all this rain, come on over and get all the seeds and plants you need to get your garden off to a great start. If you’d like to boost your yield a bit, bring your truck or trailer along for a scoop or two of mushroom dirt. Mushroom dirt is an excellent fertilizer / soil enhancer to put around your plants when you transplant or in the furrows when you seed. It’s a hot item and we get lots of good feedback from it.

I took the pictures in the slideshow just today. The greenhouse is getting lots of color with all the new blooms and the vegetable plants are thriving. If you are a plant lover, be warned—you may just leave with your back bumper dragging!

Get diggin!

Lavern Gingerich