Well, this cold and rainy weather is certainly not the start to spring we'd hoped for, but nevertheless, SPRING IS HERE!
Check out the Spring is Here sale below, as well as a few of our unadvertised specials: Boston Fern Hanging Baskets - $19.98 Pink Frost Helleborus - $14.98 Hens & Chicks - 3 for $10
Come on in to get a taste of Spring! *while quantities last
It may be cool outside, but that's just fine for the cold crop vegetables we'll be getting in to the store next week! Certain vegetable plants such as lettuce, cabbage, brussel sprouts and broccoli prefer cooler temperatures and are perfectly safe to have outside at this time of year (just cover with a blanket if there's a chance of frost overnight).
If you are thinking of planting a vegetable garden this year, there are a few things to consider before you start planting. Having a plan can save you a lot of time, energy and MESS when planting a veggie garden. For more tips on planning, planting and caring for your veggie garden (that you can start NEXT WEEK!) CLICK HERE!
And don't forget how EASY it is to plan your garden with the CANADALE Plant Finder tool!
Type in the plant you're looking for or the characteristics you want in your plant and see what WE have in store! CLICK HERE to get started!
Canadale Kids Club
We have started an exciting series in our Canadale Kids Club to help our children learn about growing their own food. Do your children know where the food on their plates comes from? Help them discover the joy of growing their own food by bringing them out this weekend.
This week - Grow your own lettuce bowl.
Over the next few weekends, we will be offering a new garden vegetable plant, herb or flower plus lots of tips for you to get started in growing your own garden! Some of the food you'll learn about growing are:
*Potatoes
*Salad bowl vegetables
*Beans - green, yellow & purple
*Herbal Tea plants
*Tomatoes
*Flowers - just because every garden needs some
*Vines- pumpkins, squash or watermelon
Watch our newsletters weekly to hear about theactivity every weekend and
It may be cool outside, but that's just fine for the cold crop vegetables we'll be getting in to the store next week! Certain vegetable plants such as lettuce, cabbage, brussel sprouts and broccoli prefer cooler temperatures and are perfectly safe to have outside at this time of year (just cover with a blanket if there's a chance of frost overnight). 
And don't forget how EASY it is to plan your garden with the CANADALE Plant Finder tool!
