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March 6
We saved 108,665 gallons of water in 2012 using our collected Rain Water!

Saturday 10 am is the Soil Mender Raised Bed Seminar!  Come see Greg and Lizzie from Soil Mender as they talk about all of their different natural products and building raised beds!  If you haven't signed up, reply to the e-mail and let us know you want to come!

Time to sign up for your Lawn Care Program!  Click here to see your different options!

We have onion bulbs, onion plants, potatoes, asparagus and most of our bulk seed in stock now!
 
 
Spring Fever!

 

Here comes March, I know everyone is getting Spring Fever!!  There are some things you can do to get ready. Work your beds over to get them ready for planting.  Clean out all of the dead stuff from last year.  You might think about putting pre-emergent in your beds so you can get rid of the weeds.  Gallery and Dimension are the best two pre-emergents for that.  If you need some help on figuring out the plants you want for this spring, now is a good time to come see me! I can help you plan out the plants you want. 
 
Thanks, 
Rhonda Cathey 
Gardening with the Masters:
 

Randall County Master Gardeners 
an extension of Texas A&M AgriLife 
 present 
Gardening With the Masters
A 6 week series of gardening classes

For more information click here
to check out upcoming events on our website!

These classes are not hosted by us, but you can go to our website and click on upcoming events to get more information about them!
Relay for Life from Larry Bedwell
 

I hope all is well at the greenhouse and with you. I and the kids are getting along very well, and the new job at WT has been good so far. It's that time of year again that I have started back up my team for the American Cancer Society, Relay for Life. The relay will be on April 19th at West Texas A&M starting at 7 that evening until 7 the next morning. I greatly appreciated all the help and support I received last year and hope that you might be able to help out again this year. If you would like to donate or become a member of my team, all you have to do is go to www.relayforlife.org/canyontx then click participants or team and look for my name or the teams name, Amarillo Church of Christ, and click join or donate. You can also help out by supporting our bake sales out at Panhandle Greenhouses. The first one will be March 9th where we will have all kinds of goodies, including some hair bows for those who do not prefer a food item. Watch the newsletter for the dates for more bake sales as well. Once again I want to thank you in advance for all you do and look forward to seeing you at the bake sales.   Larry

 
Seminars for 2013

THIS SATURDAY @ 10 am 
Soil Mender and Raised Bed Gardening: 
Come learn from the people at Soil Mender in Tulia.  They will talk about all of their Natural products and give you the low down on Raised Bed Gardening!

March 23, 2013 Saturday @ 10 a.m.
Fox Farm Soil & Fertilizer Company and Hydrofarm Hydroponics Company:
Learn about the Fox Farm line of natural products and how they will help you in your gardening ventures. You will also get to hear from Hydrofarm one of the leading hydroponics companies around!

April 4, 2013 Thursday @ 6 p.m.
Rain Water Harvesting:
Come see our 25,000 gallon storage for rain water!  Also, get a general idea of how you can go green and collect water for your own use!

To view the rest of the seminars click here

If you are interested in any seminar we offer please RSVP by calling us at 806-622-2683 or e-mailing aaryn@panhandlegreenhouses.com

Can't wait to see you then! 
  
2013
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In This Issue
Spring Fever!
Gardening with the Masters
Relay for Life Bake Sale!
Seminars for 2013
Spring Hours
Flower Seed of the Week
Spring Hours:
Mon-Fri: 9-6
Sat: 9-5
Sun: Closed 
We will probably start opening on Sundays 12-3 the weekend following Easter
Botanical Interests
Flower Seed of the Week
By Judy Jones
 
Bee Balm 
'Lambada'

This beautiful native to the prairies is a mint  it is sold as a tender perennial and is considered deer resistant.  Butterflies, bees and hummingbirds are attracted to this lavender-pink sweet smelling  Monarda. It is also known as Oswego tea and it makes a lovely herbal drink. Colonists drank it to protest taxes on imported teas.  Planting directions suggest  one to two weeks  before last frost which is usually near the end of April so the first week in April  would be ideal planting time. Reaching 3 feet in height it would make a nice addition near the back of your flowerbeds. It likes sun but will do well with dapple shade, deadhead spent blossoms to prolong blooming time. Be sure and visit the seed racks here at PGH. 

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Spring Specials! 

Good through Tuesday, March 12, 2013 

or while supplies last


6" Dianthus
Reg. $9.99
Now $7.99
or 3 for $21!
(These are great to plant now!)

4 Pack Pansies and Dianthus
Reg. $2.49 each
or $24.90 a flat
Now $19.99 per flat!!!

Cotton Burr Compost  
Reg. $6.99
Now 3 for $18
or 5 for $25

Soil Mender
Top Soil
Reg. $3.99
Now 3 for $10!

Activate
Reg. $21.99 each
Now 5 for $21.00 each
or 10 for $20.00 each

Tomato Trellis, Tomato Barrel,
Tomato Tree, and Growum Growboxes
Now 25% off
(These are similar to Earthboxes just different sizes
round square and rectangular growboxes) 


Have Questions? E-mail or Call us!

James Cathey:
Rhonda Cathey:
Aaryn Reid:

806-622-2683

Panhandle Greenhouses
11900 S Washington
2 1/3 miles south of Hollywood Rd.