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E-Newsletter 7/21/15
 
Dear Friends,

       It has been travel time again to keep up with what our industry has to offer and how it is changing with the future; pretty exciting stuff! I spent this past week in Columbus, Ohio at the Cultivate'15 show. This was my first time there and WOW, I was overwhelmed. The educational sessions were fantastic, and the trade show was full of color and inspiration. I can't wait to share this with you, our friends and customers! Stay tuned!! Here are a few pictures of my trip:

 

Sandi

 

Pollinator-Beneficial Insect houses at the Cultivate '15 Show  Planted wine bottles at the Cultivate '15 Show

 

Cool shutter planter at the Cultivate '15 Show  Living wall decor and more at the Cultivate '15 Show  Plant display at the Cultivate '15 Show

 

 Click here for more pictures. 

 

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The Top 5 Watering Myths

Flowers being watered with watering can  

       During the hottest part of the summer, it's especially important to make the most of every drop of water. With so much information available, it can be challenging to separate fact from fiction. Here are five common myths about watering:

 

1. Plants need 1 inch of water per week

       Although the "inch-a-week" recommendation is often cited as a rule of thumb, the truth is that plants vary widely in their water needs. Young seedlings and new transplants have limited root systems and need a consistent supply of moisture, so they may need daily watering if the weather is sunny and hot. Established trees and shrubs, on the other hand, may need supplemental watering only during extended dry spells because they have root systems that are more extensive. The amount of water a plant needs depends on a number of factors, including the type of plant, its stage of growth, type of soil, weather and time of year.

 

Click here for more.

   

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August First Saturday Kids

Saturday, August 1 from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm

       Bring the kids to play on our playground and enjoy a FREE activity - Plant Harry's Hair!

 

 

 

Washington T&C Fair Parade

Sunday, August 2

       Look for us in the parade. We will host Honorees' who raised funds for the All Abilities Park on our float!

 

 

 

Washington Town & Country Fair

Wed - Sun. August 5-9

       Come see the Hillermann Booth in the "Nature's Best" Tent at the Fair! This tent will include booths from Washington Urban Forestry, Washington Garden Club, Washington In Bloom, and Missouri Prairie Foundation as well as Hillermann's! Learn about the benefits of natives in your landscape, how to choose the right tree for your yard, how to attract birds and butterflies, how to create a nature sanctuary, and more! See our creative displays and get helpful plant, landscaping, and item information. Bring the kids by for fun activities.




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STIHL Summer Lawn Care Tips heading picture  

Beat the Heat and Keep Your Yard Healthy

 

       No matter where you live, summer is a critical time of the year for your property. Be it your lawn, trees, shrubs or flowerbeds, summer weather can have a major impact on the health of your yard. STIHL has compiled a list of resources to help property owners like you stay a step ahead.

 

Click here for more. 

 

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Video from STIHL

 

 

How a STIHL Blower is Built

 

Click the image to view the video. 

 

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The Pot Shop logo  Pottery bowls and dishes in the creation process at the Pot Shop in Hillermann Nursery and Florist

 

       Visit the Pot Shop in the Garden Center at Hillermann Nursery & Florist. Watch the artists at work creating one of a kind hand made pottery and browse our finished pieces! See pottery in all the different stages of creating, firing and glazing! Pick up handmade pottery for a unique gift or to add to the décor in your home.

       Pottery Classes: Learn to make your own pottery items! We can work with your schedule. Call us to learn more!

       Pot Parties: Enjoy a Pot Party with a group and make your own pottery item! Gather friends, family, scouts, a home schooled group, or any group for a fun activity! Pot Parties are just $25.00 per person and can host 3 - 12 people.

 

For more information,

call Carol at (636)221-5593 or Noreen at (636)584-3169

or send us an email to potshopathillermann@gmail.com.



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Give us and other local businesses a hand by liking us!
Like us and share our posts on Facebook and check in when you visit us!
Thank you for your patronage, likes, posts, shares and for checking in!!

Click here for the Hillermann page on Facebook.

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The Washington in Bloom logo and the seal of the City of Washington.  

Washington in Bloom

Yard of the Month Contest

 

       Washington In Bloom is offering the Yard of the Month contest in conjunction with the America In Bloom program. Contest runs May through October. The judges will assess any area on the property visible from the street. We are looking for the best curb appeal (lawns, shrubs, flowers, and trees). To be eligible the property must be within the corporate limits of the City of Washington. Simply fill out this form and your residence will be eligible for the entire length of the contest.


Click here for a entry form.

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  Million Pollinator Garden Challenge

  Million Pollinator Garden Challenge - millionpollinatorgardens.org

       The Million Pollinator Garden Challenge is a campaign to register a million public and private gardens and landscapes to support pollinators. Pollinators are responsible for 1 out of 3 bites of food we take each day, and yet pollinators are at critical point in their own survival. Many reasons contribute to their recent decline. We know for certain, however, that more nectar and pollen sources provided by more flowering plants and trees will help improve their health and numbers. Increasing the number of pollinator-friendly gardens and landscapes will help revive the health of bees, butterflies, birds, bats and other pollinators across the country.

       Here's how you can help! From individuals, to schools, community groups, and businesses - everyone can make a difference! BEE Counted! Add a photo of your garden or landscape to the S.H.A.R.E map on the MPGC website. Anyone and any size garden can join in our campaign to reach 1 million sites for pollinators!

 

Click here to learn more.

 

 

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A cat, puppy and a dog

Adopt  A Pet Today! 
 
Franklin County Humane Society
1222 West Main Street ~ Union, MO 63084
Phone: 636-583-4300 ~ Website

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