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    Saxony Gardens Greenhouse

    4.0 (3 reviews)
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    Michael Brothers Nursery - Petunias I planted from Michael Bros, in our rose garden.

    Michael Brothers Nursery

    4.7(9 reviews)
    10.5 mi
    $$

    This is our go-to nursery. They have good varieties not present at the big box stores. In…read morebusiness since the 1930s, they have live chickens on prem, several hoop houses, perennials, annuals. Buy 5 yards of mulch and/or mushroom manure and they deliver for free. They do not seem to sell "Bonnie", which in my opinion is great since Bonnie is everywhere and some of their practices are controversial. Their mulch is premium mulch, though it does seem to have its share of duckgrass. One year we used it, and we got sorghum growing in the yard. We bought a number of roses from them. Many of the "drift" brand varieties have done well. Some of the Ingrid Bergman roses got Rose rosette disease. It's not clear if they came from here or from another location, though, so I am not 100% sure, but I'm pretty sure I got it from here, but maybe not :shrug: It's a horrible disease. This year, we got some swiss chard to transplant and it was infested with leafborers, which also infected my beets. Now that I know what it looks like I'll actively avoid it. I have heard it can happen when the seasons are cold/wet spring and then hot early, which we had this year. In the end it is a business and they are in business because they sell you things. You really shouldn't transplant squash, melon, cucumber, but they do sell them for transplanting. It's better to stick to seeds with these and sow starting end of May to July. The place is cleared out of vegetables (and other annuals) by mid June. They could have a second round but I guess they want to keep that simple. Perhaps the number of customers doesn't allow it.

    Helpful service from staff who know their plants, Healthy plants and trees. Quick reasonably priced…read moredelivery for larger trees. They have a large selection of vegetables, fruits and flowers. Native plants and nativars are labeled.

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    Michael Brothers Nursery - 16 tomato plants I bought from Michael Brothers at a 50% discount. Grape, juliet, parker, sunsugar, others

    16 tomato plants I bought from Michael Brothers at a 50% discount. Grape, juliet, parker, sunsugar, others

    Michael Brothers Nursery - A blueberry bush I bought at Michael Bros for $30.

    A blueberry bush I bought at Michael Bros for $30.

    Michael Brothers Nursery - Cabbages I planted bought as transplants from Michael Bros.

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    Cabbages I planted bought as transplants from Michael Bros.

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