Greetings!
The greenhouse may be closed for the season but we still have a lot to do in our gardens before snow takes it all away.
A big Thank You to everyone who dropped by this season, and we're looking forward to a good year next year too!
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Announcements
Coming soon... The second installment of "Greenhouse Recipes"
The second installment of collected recipes from Beier's email newsletter is "in press" right now and will be available soon. To get your electronic copy of the first Greenhouse Recipes click here, and you'll have the whole series!
Ready to put your summer toys away?
Store them in Beier's mini-storage. So economical, plenty of space, and your lock makes it safe. Call today to reserve your storage unit with Beier's mini-storage.
We want to hear from you!
Bonnie and the gang are going to gardening shows this fall to plan for next season's offerings. We want to hear from you! What do you want to see? Fruits, veggies, annuals, perennials, garden art... we want to know what you want.
Drop an email anytime to beiersgreenhouse@beiersgreenhouse.com.
Another good gardening magazine...
The Northern Gardener is based out of the Cities and gives you resources, inspiration, and ideas. The only thing to keep in mind is that the Cities are Zone 4 and up here we tend to be Zone 3... but the tips are great! Visit www.northergardener.org to sign up for their e-newsletter or to subscribe to the magazine.
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The Herbal Landscape
 Echinacea Root: Winter Cure
Borrow some roots from your coneflowers to give your immune system a little boost this winter. Echinacea is a sought after herbal medication that is said to prevent colds... It can't hurt, right?
Read this great info about echinacea, including how to prepare the roots for tea
To purchase bulk dried herbs including several kinds of herbal tea blends, check the Quick Links box above.
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Digging and Storing Bulbs
by Nikki and Dan Goldbeck
. Scarborough, Ontario: New American Library, 1983. 