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Congratulations Class of 2014! Spru  ce up your yard with ready made containers to honor your special graduate. Beier's also has over hundreds of full, blooming hanging baskets waiting to brighten up your landscape.
Open Daily 8:00am to 8:00pm & Sundays 9:00am to 7:00pm
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Feature of the Week
The Asiatic Lilies are the earliest to bloom and the easiest to grow. Although not very fragrant, these beautiful blooms are sure to be show stoppers in your garden. On special this week, regularly $16.99. Now $5.00 Off.
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This week, Beier's is feeling hot, hot, hot. Included this week are specials on 4 1/2" regular perennials and 10" Trixi hanging baskets. Don't miss our Hot Tuesday or Hot A.M. sale.
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The Buzz: Articles for Every Gardener
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Growing Edibles
Beier's has a wide variety of nursery products that will produce a hardy crop of edibles for your eating, canning, and baking pleasures. Some old, such as rhubarb and raspberries, and others new like honey berries and josta berry.
Blueberries Varieties offered: Chippewa, North Blue, North Country, Polaris and Superior. All hardy for Zone 3. For best results, plant two different varieties. Soil acidity is crucial for successful growth. Great for fresh eating and freezing.
Cherry Nan King Bush Cherry Hardy to zone 2. Plant 4 to 6 feet apart to allow for growth. May need up to four years for fruit production. Great for jams, jellies, and fresh eating.
Chokeberry Autumn Magic Hardy to zone 3 and tolerant of a wide rage of soils. Flowers in May and produces black berries in the fall. Fruit is very tart. Best used in jams and jellies.
Gooseberry Varieties available: Pixwell and Hinnomaki Red. Self fruitful plants bear fruit the second year. Big green berries are tempting for pies and preserves. Easy to pick. Withstands drought. Hardy to zone 3.
Josta Berry Similar but sweeter than the Gooseberry. Tangy flavor of the fruit is a mix of grape, blueberry and kiwi fruit. Great in jams, jellies, pies, and fresh. Hardy to zone 3.
Raspberries Varieties available: Thornless, Heritage, and Latham. For pollination to produce fruits, you need to plant two varieties. Thornless and Latham are June bearing plants. Heritage is an everbearing plant.
Rhubarb Varieties available: Canada Red and Valentine. Naturally sweet and dependable cold hardy. Great for baking and preserving. Valentine bears sooner stalk harvests.
Grapes Varieties available: Worden (zone 4), Marquette (zone 4), Valient, and Beta. Great multi-purpose fruit used for wine, baked goods, jams, jellies, and fresh off the vine.
Honey Berries Varieties Available: Borealis, Cinderella, Tundra, Indigo Gem, and Berry Blue. All hardy to zone 3. Must have two plants and one must be a pollinator. Cinderella and Berry Blue are pollinators. Best eaten fresh, in ice cream, or for jams and jellies.
Other Edibles available include horseradish, garlic, elderberry, currants, shallots, strawberries, and chokecherry.
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Want t0 Learn More?
Our Website is an Excellent Resource!
Check out all of the new and fun things that will be going on at the Greenhouse this year! Take a Sneak Peak at those NEW varieties.
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Garden Art Feature:
Micheal Carr Pottery
Each of these wonderful containers are handmade by a craftsman making them one-of-a-kind pieces. Each container style is created in varying sizes allowing you to create beautiful container groupings like the one above.
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Beier Family Update
You watched Tiffiney and Jarrod grow in the greenhouse. Now the next generation of Beier's is growing too! Proud Grandparents, Bonnie and Blake want to introduce you to the newest addition to the Beier family, Lily. And of course, Karsten is still entertaining us all and loves to help Grandma out in the greenhouse.
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We value our customers' opinions,
we want to know what YOU think!
What do you like to read about in our emails?
Email us (beiersgreenhouse@hotmail.com) and let us know what you think about our emails so we can always keep you up to date with great information and tips at Beier's Greenhouse!
"Just want to let y'all know that your greenhouse is THE BEST! Everyone is always friendly and your plants are the best around! It is wonderful to be able to go to such a nice place where every day it is always a warm and welcoming environment! Thanks to everyone there!" -Angel Whitney
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Thank you for your time! We appreciate our customers so much.
Warm regards,
Bonnie, Blake and the whole Beier's Greenhouse team
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