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SPRING IS HERE!
Join us this Thursday, March 20 for our 2nd Annual
"First Day of Spring"
Event.
Our "ALL DAY" event starts at 8 am with a complimentary
"Early Bird Continental Breakfast."
Look for
"Early Bird"
SAVINGS
on select items from 8am-10am.
Tablescape Seminar
2pm-3pm
Price $10.00
'Tablescaping" ~ the art of table top design, great ideas for decorating your Easter table. Watch as our professional design staff creates unique and fun tablescapes right before your eyes. From extravagant to simple, your table can be the "talk of the holiday." This is a "Must See" presentation. Sign up early for a front row seat. Class size limited. There will be several drawings for Baker's Gift Certificates! Enjoy samplings of our new gourmet dips.
Registration fee are non-refundable. Please call to register or for further details.
Phone: 614-889-9407
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www.bakersvillagegardencenter.com
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Happy Easter Mr. Bunny!
Easter comes early this year - March23rd - so it's almost time for our annual visit from the Easter Bunny. Be sure to bring the kids to have their picture taken with old Peter Rabbit himself.
The Bunny will be available without appointments -
Saturday, March 22
11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
There is no charge for the picture and all parents will receive an Easter egg with a surprise inside. While you're here it would be wise to be on the lookout for our strolling PEEP. He has great surprises for everyone. What could it be? Come in and find out!
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 New Arrival
Herbs!
FRESH from our growers!
Basil, Parsley, Sage
Thyme and Rosemary.
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Pansies are here!!
The names 'pansy' and 'viola' are interchangeable. There are many cultivars within the genus Viola, and most of them are hybrids of the same handful of species, so there are so many similarities that only a botanist really cares which is which. Pansies as cool weather flowers with almost heart-shaped, overlapping petals in bright colors or bicolor, often with face-like center markings.
Pansies are one of the most popular and recognizable cool weather annuals. Breeding has produced pansies that are better able to stand up to the cold, but there hasn't been much luck producing more heat tolerant varieties. Many pansies are bicolored, making them striking plants for their small size. Although delicate, they are surprisingly hardy, and like their cousins the violas and violets, the flowers are edible.
As compact, low growers pansies are ideal for edging and for squeezing between rock walls and paths. But they must be removed in summer. They're a great choice for early and late season containers and complement spring flowering bulbs, since they will begin to flower as the bulb foliage begins to fade. If you like the variety of colors but still want a sense of cohesion, select plants of the same series. They'll be similar in size and markings, regardless of the color.
Growing Violas
Viola is the name of a genus containing about 500 different species. Most garden cultivated violas are grown as annuals, or short-lived perennials. However, many will self-seed and delight you for years to come.
How to Grow Violas
Violas are primarily cool season bloomers. They are perfect for starting and ending the season in colder climates, and for bridging the seasons in warmer zones where they can remain in bloom throughout the winter, so plant your violas based on your specific climate.All-Seasons Mixture Viola (New Variety)
A multi-season wonder - spring or fall! 'Penny' is hardy and heat tolerant for a continuous blast of color, known for continuous flowering from the beginning to the end of season. 4 - 6"H x 4 - 6 |
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"Welcome Sunshine" Wreath Class
Tuesday, April 1 ~7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Price $49.99
"Spring into Summer" with whimsical burst of color on a grapevine wreath using vibrant flowers, delicate eggs and nest. A sample if the wreath is on display at Baker's or you may visit it online at
Registration fees are non-refundable. Please call to register or for further details.
Phone: 614-889-9407
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