GARDEN CENTER---Spirea is one of the least demanding plants and we have a great selection right now. You should see some of the great new varieties. Many do well in partial shade too! 
We have new handools in the shop including the long handled Korean handplow. The best weeder, period! We have the Kew garden series of pruners...quality pruners at a nice price.

Our 'own' grown baskets are looking great.t $19.99 
Sum and substance Hosta. Over 4' wide!!
A deck planter full of greens. Very easy and very handy!
Our ornamental grass collection is sizing up nicely. 
This is Mystic Illusion Dahlia.

One plant can fill a large container! 


SUSAN'S GARDEN---What a lovely month June is in the garden. Everything has leafed out and plants are full and promising. All the hard pruning I did last year is forgiven. Perennial geraniums are flowering everywhere. 'Mourning Widow' with its blackish-plum flowers are only allowed in the shrub bed among the barberry, they're so vigorous. Wood geraniums line the path down to the woods, and the bright purple 'Brookside' looks particularly nice next to the
Crabtree hand products have been replenished. Old favorites and new fragrances .
cascading Hakonchloea grass 'All Gold'. Clematis 'Blue Light' is draped over the picket fence and the flowers are double in the first flowering. I spread a circle of fertilizer around all the vines this year to give them a boost and hopefully a heavier reblooming.  Nepeta is a froth of lavender-purple at the base of purple, lavender and blue bearded iris that are just finishing flowering. Pink 'Sweetheart' and
I am redesigning the entrance to the woodland walk. 



'Apricot' Drift roses are in flower along with salvia and ajuga. The pink 'Invincible Spirit' hydrangea is going to be the first hydrangea to flower in my garden this year and is covered with buds. I'll be interested to see how the new version performs as well.

The heavy rains has caused some of the hosta leaves of the larger varieties to bend and the snails are out in droves, so I've been generous with the snail and slug bait. I apply it in dense groundcovers like lamiastrum and lamium which provide cover for the little marauders.
The yellow mockorange does great in partial shade 


   Trim aquilegia or columbine flower stems back to the ground unless you want them to reseed. Polemonium or Jacob's Ladder is cut right back as well. If creeping phlox has become a little too vigorous or split open, cut it back to a manageable size or shear the top back lightly.
Our collection of birdhouses is complete again. .


   
Stop in and shop!

829 Old State Road 

Clarks Summit, PA 18411



Open Tuesday through Saturday 10am-6pm
Sundays  11am-3pm

Phone 570 586-5493

www.GreystoneGardens.biz 
Rudbeckia Sale
...Stock up with summer colour. All 
Blackeyed Susans 20% off ...lots of different varieties. Just mention you saw the offer in the email.



Free Tomato plant with $15 purchase
We have some lovely tomato plants . If you spend $15 or more this weekend  we will give you a free one. (while stocks last!)  



Offer Expires 14th June 2016



Greystone Gardens | 829 Old State Road | Clarks Summit | PA | 18411