76 Monticello Rd. Weaverville, NC 828-645-3937 www.reemscreek.com
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We Are Plant People - Going Strong Since 1979
Sunday, May 8 is Mother’s Day and Mom loves flowers!
David Austin Rose - Boscobel
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Happy Mother’s Day
to all the mothers, grandmothers, and mother-figures
- from your friends at Reems Creek Nursery
Annual Flowers
Lots of color and new shipments almost daily!
Roses
Say "I Love You" with a rose for Mother's Day!
Peace Rose
Hanging Baskets
Mom loves a cheerful hanging basket!
Porch Pots
Just grab a pretty pot for easy instant color!
Geraniums
A sun-loving favorite every year!
Flowering Shrubs & Trees
Look forward to flowers in your landscape every year.
Styrax japonica with Gibraltar Azalea in the background
Porch Ferns
Boston Fern Hanging Baskets & Kimberly Ferns
Tomatoes & Veggie Transplants
Daily shipments from our farm and sustainably raised by us! Homegrown veggies are the yummiest! Get planting so you can start eating. See this list for what is coming this season!
Herbs
Put together an herb garden for Mom!
Wind Chimes
Engage the senses. Add a wind chime to your garden or porch, or gift Mom with something special.
Books for Mom . . .
Visit our Garden Shop for a little inspiration for Mom...we have some great books!
Gift Cards
Let Mom pick out what she wants...Gift Cards are always a hit!
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 It’s lovely weather and we’re itching to get outside and play in the garden. Mother’s Day is when it’s safe to hang your ferns and plant your tomatoes, your summer garden, and your annual flowers (but keep your eye on the weather just in case).
- Prune flowering shrubs after they have bloomed.
- Plant your summer-blooming bulbs like dahlias and gladiolas.
- Its ok to move houseplants outdoors as long as nighttime temps are above 50 degrees. Gently transition your plants and be sure to protect most houseplants from exposure to direct sunlight so their leaves don’t burn.
- Plant tomatoes, peppers, squash, cucumbers, and other summer garden plants.
- Install your tomato cages at planting time. Cages work beautifully to support peppers too.
- Plant sweet potatoes when the ground is very warm…or cover your spot with black plastic to warm up the soil in preparation to plant.
- Start checking for ripe strawberries!
- Okra performs well when direct-seeded into the garden once the soil is nice and warm. Old timers suggest soaking the seed in milk overnight prior to planting.
- Plant zinnia and sunflower seeds around mid-May. They come up quickly from seed once the soil warms.
- Fertilize blueberries now with an acid-living fertilizer like Holly-Tone, and again in another month.
- Mulch your garden – whether vegetable or ornamental – to prevent weeds and retain moisture.
- Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) is an organic solution to worms on cabbage, broccoli, and greens.
- Consider repurposing some of your lawn into pollinator garden plants.
In all things of nature there is something marvelous… -Aristotle
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Community News
 Weaverville Tailgate Market is officially open for the season. They are open every Wednesday from 3 – 6 in their beautiful new location at the Weaverville Community Center overlooking Lake Louise.
Weaverville Community Center: 60 Lakeshore Drive in Weaverville. https://weavervillemarket.com/
 Speaking of Gardening: Early bird tickets to the Speaking of Gardening Symposium are now available. The symposium will be held on Friday & Saturday, August 12-13 at the Double Tree by Hilton in Biltmore Village. More info and register HERE.
 Bee City USA - Asheville: 10th Anniversary Yearlong Pollination Celebration with a yearlong calendar of events to celebrate Asheville's 10th anniversary as a Bee City USA affiliate.
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Our customers are the best.
We appreciate each and every one of you!
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