76 Monticello Rd. Weaverville, NC 828-645-3937 www.reemscreek.com
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HOURS: Mon-Sat: 9-6 Closed Sunday
We Are Plant People - Going Strong Since 1979
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Father's Day is Sun, June 18
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 Father's Day is almost here and we have lots of special things for Dad! Of course we have loads of lovely plants in every department, plus quality tools and supplies, pottery, yard art and birdbaths, benches, birdhouses and so much more. If you can't decide let Dad know how much you appreciate him with a gift card to Reems Creek Nursery!
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10% OFF PERENNIALS!*
Celebrate Perennial Gardening Month & National Pollinator Month with pretty new plants! Shop our fabulous selection of both sun and shade perennials, Toe Ticklers, pollinator plants, native plants, and perennial grasses. We've received multiple perennial shipments this week and we want them all!
Nurture nature and yourself by planting gardens that invite wildlife. Pollinator gardens are full of life and color PLUS they provide food for bees, hummingbirds, butterflies, and caterpillars. It's incredibly delightful to watch all the buzzy-fluttery action that pollinator plants bring to your landscape while simultaneously providing much-needed habitat for pollinators. Native plants nourish our native bee populations, so definitely include natives in your plan.
 Our staff loves to encourage planting for pollinators, and they are very knowledgeable and eager to help. So don't be shy. Ask us!
Check out our Certified Pollinator Habitat for inspiration. It is located right behind the Garden Shop, and the different flowers are labeled so they are easy to ask for in the Perennial Department.
*Sale excludes mini-conifers, vines, butterfly bushes, & shrubs. Thru June 30.
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New Shipments Trees & Shrubs
Lots of new Trees & Shrubs! Some of the highlights include - Red Maple, Purple Leaf Plum, Serviceberry, Purple Smoke Bush, Clethra, Beautyberry, Oakleaf Hydrangea, Itea, 'Firelight' Hydrangea, inkberry 'Gem Box', Fringe Tree, Globe Cryptomeria, and 'Fire Chief' Arborvitae. Scroll down to check our inventory here.
Multiple Perennial Shipments
Super sweet shipments this week in our Perennial Department - just in time for our 10% off sale! Both sun and shade perennials arrived, along with grasses, ferns, and pretty flowers.
Fruit Shipment!
New fruit is here including apples (with fruit!), Red Raspberries, Black Raspberries, Blackberries, Blueberries, Figs, and Serviceberries. Check our inventory here.
Herbs
More herbs! Including everyone's favorite - Basil, plus Lavender, Sage, Pineappie Sage, Mints, Thymes, Garlic Chives, Lemon Verbena and more. We also got Rosemary but it is flying off the table. Herbs go quickly, so don't delay if your heart is set on a particular herb. See our inventory here.
Houseplants
A new shipment of unusual tropicals arrived including Cissus discolor, Alocasia brancifolia, Syngonium 'Pink Perfection' and more. Check our tropical houseplant inventory here.
SALE:
2 for $49 - Mandevilla, 6" with hoop (regularly $27 each)
25% Off Tropical Hibiscus Bush, 10"
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Can I Plant Trees & Shrubs Now?
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YES! Don’t let summertime slow down your gardening. Plants in containers can be planted anytime – unless the ground is frozen in winter. Some of us are just getting started planting for the season and imagine your garden by the end of the summer if you keep adding pretty plants!
Just like other times of the year, you’ll need to be attentive to watering newly planted trees & shrubs the whole first year. Water 2-3 times per week DEEP to the bottom of the root ball – using your common sense. If the ground is wet a few inches down, wait to water, and if the ground is dry then you need to be watering more often.
So plant - 'cause plants make people happy!
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 FROM WILMA: “It is addictive” (a reference to gardening) is an excerpt from a text my friend, Donna, sent recently. She and I communicate frequently, and many conversations involve gardening. Gardening goes beyond growing food. It is therapeutic as it provides exercise, endurance, observation, hope, and connections between people.
A topic this season is what did not survive the winter/spring freezes. Donna lives in northern Kansas and also lost plants. She, like many of us, has that “garden addiction” and is replanting. There were a few surprises as some plants are recovering - I had almost given up on my fig but spotted new growth a few days ago.
Herbs were really affected by the freezes. I lost some of my thymes, sages, lavenders, and of course, rosemary. Tanya is restocking herbs as they become available, and we are growing some at our Farm greenhouses. Basil is a tender annual that likes really warm weather – there is an informative article about basil varieties in The Mountain Gardener Newsletter.
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Everything DOWNSTAIRS in our Garden Shop is 25% OFF!
We have a wonderful selection of goodies in our downstairs Garden Shop - and everything downstairs is on sale! Drop down to the lower level of our Garden Shop for these fun finds at 25% off!
* Excludes giftware in the upstairs Garden Shop.
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Veggie Transplants - Now 50% OFF
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Plant a summer veggie garden!
Our vegetable transplants are now 50% off! Shop for tomatoes, sweet peppers, hot peppers, super-hot peppers, tomatillos, summer squash, winter squash, celeriac, and pumpkins at half price.
Our veggie transplants were lovingly raised by us on our Propagation Farm.
*Excludes asparagus and rhubarb.
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 Garden Tour - Joel Cole’s Faer Hill Cottage Garden
Thursday, June 15 at 6:30 pm
Weaverville, NC
Hosted by Reems Creek Nursery
We have only a few spots left!
Joel Cole is an artist, gardener, beekeeper, and world traveler...Joel’s painting studio is nestled in the garden, which includes a number of garden “rooms” such as a potager garden with his beehives, an Asian garden, and a water garden. Joel is inspired by...read more and register.
 Garden Tour - Sue Vrooman's Laughing Crow Gardens
Thursday, June 22 at 6:30 pm
Weaverville, NC
Hosted by Reems Creek Nursery
Sorry, this tour is FULL!
Laughing Crow Gardens embraces an acre bursting with ornamental plants, both native and introduced, in over 600 varieties from Abelia ‘Radiance’ to Zingiber mioga [Japanese ginger.] Created by Sue as a stroll journey, visitors travel undulating paths designed as a continuously changing flow...there are limited spaces in this garden tour...read more and register.
**If you signed up for this garden tour and can't make it, please cancel your reservation in Eventbrite so someone else can attend. The waiting list is also full!
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Upcoming Pollinator Garden Workshop
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 Plant a Pollinator Garden
Saturday, June 24
10-11:30 am
With Tanya LaCorte & Ruth Gonzalez
Bee sweet to our pollinators! Whether you are planting porch pots or an entire yard…plant it and they will come! Create a smorgasbord of beautiful blooming plants and butterfly host plants that provide much-needed habitat for pollinators, butterflies, and hummingbirds. With an emphasis on native plants, these lively gardens are full of color, support wildlife, and bring you delight...read more and register.
June is National Pollinator Month!
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Worried about winter damaged plants?
it's true - staff members are seeing new growth on some of their plants/branches that they thought were dead, so remain cautious about digging up and discarding any plants. Warmer soil and warmer June air temperatures help promote new growth on plants that appear to be dead, plus new growth may be pushed out from the roots (especially crape myrtle, hydrangea, and fig roots). This video was produced after the deep freeze at Christmas and discusses what to to look for.
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Community News
 Weaverville Tailgate Market: Every Wednesday located at the Weaverville Community Center at 60 Lakeshore Drive. https://weavervillemarket.com/
 Soil Testing available thru NC Cooperative Extension. Free from April thru November. Soil Test boxes available at Reems Creek Nursery. Tips and more info here.
 Music on Main, Sat. June 10 from 4-9 PM. Music Festival, Main Street/downtown Weaverville, NC. Free and open to public. Learn more here.
 Encouraging Good Garden Bugs, Thursday, June 15, 2023, 10 - 11:00 AM, Extension Master Gardeners of Buncombe County. More info here.
 Bonsai as Fine Art Exhibition and Special Events: June 2-11, sponsored by Blue Spiral 1 Gallery, The North Carolina Arboretum, and The Blue Ridge Bonsai Society. More info here.
 Dye Garden Series: Introduction to Botanical Dyeing, Thurs. June 22 from 10-11:30, Extension Master Gardeners Volunteers. More info here.
 Speaking of Gardening 2023: Fri. & Sat. August 11-12. Very inspirational is how we'd describe this annual 2-day gardening symposium for horticultural professionals and gardening enthusiasts. Early BIrd Registration is now open. More info here.
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Thank you so much for voting us #1 Nursery in WNC
for 9 straight years!
Our customers are the very best.
Our small family business appreciates the support from each and every one of you!
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