76 Monticello Rd. Weaverville, NC 828-645-3937 www.reemscreek.com
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HOURS: Mon - Sat: 9-6 Closed Sunday
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 FALL GARDEN MUMS - Nice fat 8" mums in a variety of colors at a fantastic price - $6.99 each, or buy five or more for $5.99 each!
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Garden Shop End-of-Season Clearance Sale
Sale ends Saturday, Sept 12.
Don't miss out! 25% to 40% OFF. Great deals abound in the Garden Shop - upstairs, downstairs, and on the deck. Look for the bright green stickers! Don't be shy. Ask us if you have questions.
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Edible Gardeners - Grow Your Own Saffron!
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 Saffron bulbs available for a limited time.
Saffron Crocus blooms in the fall. The three red stigmas of this plant are harvested to produce the delicious and prized seasoning – saffron. This is the actual saffron used for making yellow rice in Indian curry dishes and Spanish paella. Two dozen plants will supply enough of this expensive spice for a few outstanding meals the very first year! Harvest only the stigmas, and harvest the same day the flower blooms.
Good to know: This spice is so expensive because it takes around 50,000 flowers to produce one pound of dried saffron.
Note: We suggest labeling your saffron crocus patch so it won’t be confused with a different fall blooming (and inedible) crocus in the future.
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Lots of New Fall Arrivals!
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Fruit Trees & Berries - selling quickly so don't delay!
Blueberries
Fun Perennials - Ferns, Heathers, Heaths and more.
Pansies
Japanese Maples & Conifers
Fall Garden Mums - Instant color for your porch!
Iseli Specialty Conifers -
The beautiful texture of Hinoki False Cypress
Fall Vegetable Starts - Sustainably raised on our Farm.
Garlic – Plant in fall for mid-summer 2021 harvest.
Spring Blooming Bulbs – Plant these bulbs in the fall for spring flowers - daffodils, tulips, crocus, allium and more. Second shipment just arrived!
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Evaluating This Year's Garden
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 FROM WILMA: As the summer growing season winds down, now is the time to make notes, take pictures, and evaluate your garden. Is there a gorgeous annual blooming now that you admire? Make a note to plant it next year. The same goes for new or heirloom veggies you discovered this year. I planted ‘Lazy Wife’ beans for the first time this year and really like them but they take way more space than I allotted - I took a picture of their “jungle” to remind me to plant them elsewhere next year.
Last spring I made a note to add more bulbs to a garden bed. Bulb shipments are starting to arrive and now is the time to purchase them for the best selection. Store them in a cool, dry place until time to plant later in fall.
This morning I was down at the Farm and Joe and Matt were loading the van with perennials for the Garden Center. After the perennials are unloaded, they will be back for shrubs. Shipments of trees, evergreens, perennials, and fruits are arriving from other growers, too. Fall is in the air and now is a great time for planting!
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Fall Veggie Gardening Online Workshop
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 Fall Veggie Gardening - Zoom Online Workshop
Sat, Sept. 12, 2020
10 -11 am – plus Q & A
With Ruth Gonzalez
Enjoy a second spring harvest!
Fall gardens feature many of the same vegetables we enjoy in early spring – delicious salads, greens, carrots and more! With proper planning, fall gardens can be enjoyed all winter long. In this workshop we will discuss summer garden cleanup, fall planting, winter protection strategies, cover cropping and more. Eat fresh from your garden all year long!
**Must be signed up by Friday, Sept. 11 at 2 p.m. to receive an invitation.
RSVP and more info (Fall Garden).
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Whole Yard Habitat for Butterflies Workshop
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Whole Yard Habitat for Butterflies - Zoom Online Workshop
Sat, Sept. 19, 2020
10-11am – Plus Q & A
With Pete Dixon
Discover the dazzling array of butterflies found in our area with farmer and naturalist, Pete Dixon. Pete will discuss the intricate relationship between plants and animals, and how to manage your yard in a seasonally rhythmic fashion to enhance wildlife habitat. Learn to understand, recognize, and heighten your property’s diversity to create an abundant haven for butterflies and other pollinators. RSVP and more info (Whole Yard Butterfly).
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Hours: Mon thru Sat: 9-6, Closed Sunday
- NC Executive Order #147 states “Retail businesses must have all customers wear face coverings when they are inside the establishment and may be within 6 feet of another person, unless the customer states that an exception applies." The order goes on to require us as a business to require masks be worn by all staff and customers, whether inside a building or outside in the open.
- Please help us comply with this Order by wearing a mask while shopping with us.
- Please keep 6’ away from other customers and staff as much as possible.
- Please stay home if you have a fever, a cough, or are sick.
- Please leave dogs home during this time to prevent congestion.
- Please load your own bagged goods at this time
- Cashiers are located outdoors.
- We have expanded our cleaning routines and we offer a Sanitation Station near our checkout. Our staff arrives prior to opening to allow us time to clean and sanitize before customers arrive.
Thank you for your consideration of other customers and our staff members. We want everyone to feel safe during their visit to Reems Creek Nursery. We are still operating with a smaller than normal staff and we sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding. Our heartfelt thanks for your enthusiasm and support during this challenging time.
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 Now at Reems Creek! Visit Weaverville Tailgate Market every Wednesday from 2:30 to 6:00 at Reems Creek Nursery. Find out more on their website or their Facebook Page.
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