The week beginning
September 24

Stunning Deals The What's New is a bit late this week because of internet problems, but that doesn't mean that thes aren't still lots of great deals in the store.

Indoors... African Violets can be stunning and we have a magnificient collection of colours right now.
Lois' Calender Lois' new calender is now out featuring superb close up images of flowering bulbs.
Fall at Hole's The show garden is still amazingly colourful with the first fall crocus of the year appearing and gentians still profusely flowering.
Sneak Preview 2002 The staff get to participate in the fruits of their labour and anticiapte next years crops as a season's harvest from the trial tomatoes are passed out to all takers.
Ghosts... This year's halloween is coming fast and the garden centre is starting to take on an eerie feeling.
...and Goblins The pumpkin patch will be opening in a week or so, so plan on coming out and seeing the great decorating ideas while you pick out a pumpkin.

November Flowers The annual Hort trade show in November always needs flowers so we currently have a great crop of impatiens, petunias, bacopa and more growing in the greenhouses!
Mulching ideas I was complaining about frozen peatmoss the other day when I recieved an obvious suggestion from one of our staff. Buy your peatmoss now and store them warm and dry in your garage. That way when you need to mulch those tender roses after the ground has frozen, you'll be working with warm, dry, easy-to-spread peatmoss.