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L.A. Reynolds offers the highest-quality perennials, annuals, shrubs, trees, seeds, gardening tools, soil, soil conditioners, mulch, fertilizers, statuary, birding supplies, herbs, home & garden accents, gifts and more. Our Garden Showcase is located on Styers Ferry Road. For directions,
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Contact Info:
L.A. Reynolds Garden Showcase
4400 Styers Ferry Road
Winston-Salem, NC 27104
Phone:
(336) 945-3776
E-mail:
Mon-Sat 9-6
Sun Noon-5
We deliver.
Drive a Mini? Our trucks can deliver big loads right to your home. Make arrangements at checkout.
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Our big summer sale is happening now through July 11. Roses, trees and shrubs are now 50% off. All other merchandise is now 20% off. If you like saving money (doesn't everyone?!) now is the time to come pick up some bargains!
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Greetings!Have a wonderful Fourth of July!
 | Well, it's July but it feels like August! Our big summer sale is going on right now. Roses, trees and shrubs are now 50% off. All other merchandise is 20% off. This is the best opportunity to enjoy big savings on everything at L.A. Reynolds.
We want to thank everyone for the success of our Blooming Bucks program this year. We certainly had fun with it and many of our customers have told us how excited they were to have it back.
As always, please let us know what we can do to help you make your garden more beautiful. We hope to see you during our big summer sale. Happy Fourth of July!
-Ken Long, President
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 JOIN US FOR OUR BIG SUMMER SALE! Roses, trees and shrubs are now 50% off. All other merchandise is now 20% off. Sale ends July 11.
You'll find savings all over the entire store during our big summer sale. We still have an incredible stock of evergreens, trees, plants and shrubs, and they are priced to move! Everything in every department is now either 20% or 50% off. Come check it out today and get the best selection.
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1) Happy Fourth of July to you! 2) Roses are now 50% off. 3) All perennials are 20% off. 4) Pretty red Vinca does well in flower beds. 5) Enjoy spending time with your family this weekend. 6) Gorgeous flowers are now 20% off. 7) All trees and shrubs are now 50% off.
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Click the dot to see today's tip!  | Have you checked out L.A. Reynolds online?
This year we introduced a brand new website with so many new features and sections. We hope you'll take a minute to explore all the new information that's available to you.
1. TIP OF THE DAY -- There's an interesting new tip every day of the week. If you've been wanting to learn more about gardening but are pressed for time, this only takes two seconds ...
2. STYERS FERRY BLOG -- Our Styers Ferry Blog has been very popular since we introduced it on our new website a couple of months ago. Find everything from recipes to gardening tips and more.
3. ROTATING PICTURES -- We've just added a whole slew of new pictures to our rotating feed on our home page (thank you to our staff and customers who let us take their pictures when it was 100 degrees outside!).
www.lareynolds.com
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Join us on Twitter and Facebook! We've been having fun.Something that happened the other day took us by surprise! We noticed that some of our fans on Facebook have been putting up pictures of their own gardens. Well, we were thrilled! We've also had some good interactions with other gardeners on our Facebook page in the last couple of weeks, including tips from someone with seven-foot-high tomato plants. Click the buttons below to see our pages on Twitter and Facebook. |
 Take This Quick Survey: "Would You Be Interested in a One-to-One Gardening Class with a Gardening Expert from L.A. Reynolds?"
Our goal is to not only sell plants, trees, flowers and shrubs ... but to help you learn more about gardening. What if you could have your own "private gardening tutor" to help you learn about perennials, find out how to get started with a vegetable garden, or well, anything else you're interested in doing? Well, that's something we're thinking about offering. So please let us know if that is something you might be interested in. Click the link below.
Click here to take our Quick Survey.
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Results from our last poll ... We asked, "Who Inspired You to Love Gardening?" and we were blown away by all the great responses:
"My maternal grandmother could make anything grow -- I think
that all of her fingers were green, not just her thumbs! She was still moving
plants and shrubs to different locations in her yard when she was in her early
90s. Of course they always survived and were even prettier in their new
locations."
"My mom always had an enormous vegetable garden and we always 'ate local' as a result! She also loved zinnias and roses as well as
verbena."
"My dad at 83 still plants three flats of flowers in front of his
home and has a half-acre garden that he plants and still cans all his tomatoes and cucumbers and makes the best horseradish you will ever eat. He is amazing!"
"In the hectic pace of raising children, work and housework,
my grandmother brought her love of nature into her home and our church by
placing her own arrangement of flowers in areas to brighten up a room. My
mother worked hard to keep a rose garden that she used to beautify our yard of
pine trees. Another inspiration ... and most likely why I love it
today, is that I feel close to God as I reflect on the simple act of growing to
nurture my relationship with him."
We wish we had room for even more of these wonderful comments!
Statistically speaking: 52.1% of our respondents said that their mother inspired them to garden. 34.7% say it was a grandparent and 30.4% say it was their dad. Thanks to all the parents and grandparents out there who take time to teach their children about all the incredible things you can grow.
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Oh, Deer!
 If deer are a problem in your area, then you know the frustration of planting some beautiful flowers and then finding them eaten the very next morning. Lots of folks report that deer in their areas will eat absolutely anything, including rosebushes with thorns!
What to do? Well, we have two suggestions:
1) Buy plants and flowers that are deer resistant. Rutgers University created a great guide several years ago that we still use at L.A. Reynolds. If you'd like to print out your own copy, click the link below. There are many plants that deer tend to leave alone. And many others that deer particularly enjoy.
2) Buy a deer repellent designed to keep the deer away. We stock several brands that seem to really work, including Liquid Fence. There's also a new product that has been popular, called "I Must Garden." This product is from Chapel Hill, N.C. and it's made from natural ingredients. You simply spray the deer repellent on the plants and it leaves a taste that deer find unpleasant.
P.S. if you've never smelled deer repellent, believe us, it packs quite an odor. Most products are odorless once they're dry.
Download the deer guide "Landscape Plants Ranked by Deer Resistance" published by Rutgers University.
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