Over 3,129 Shrubs, Perennials and Trees Starting As Low As $8.97 Each!
Friday September 29th – 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday September 30th – 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
We need to reduce our inventory to make room for newly potted plants to be grown for next year. Many of the best gardeners I know do all their planting of shrubs, perennials, and trees in the fall. When I asked them why the simple answer was and is the plants are working toward winter dormancy and they grow more roots instead of top growth before winter getting them set for a spectacular growth and bloom next year. Of course, they take less watering with fall versus spring, cooler weather to work outside in fall, and softer ground to dig in and of course less weeds to deal with. Sounds like a winner to me.
ATTENTION: WIFE/BOOKEEPER DISCOUNT ALERT!
My Bookeeper/Wife said to me, Honey, I would suggest you list a couple of plants at super special prices for all those people who are smart enough to plant in the fall! I wasn’t born yesterday so I knew by interpreting what she said she was not just suggesting it, she wanted it done. For the few men who read these ads I write, Happy Wife, Happy Life! I like happy so here goes: My favorite Berry bush, Triple Crown Blackberry normally $8.97 now only $6.97 each, Gaillardia Mesa Peach (Native) regularly $8.97 only $6.97 each, Clethra Sweetshrub Hummingbird Dwarf (White Blooming) regular $9.97 only $7.97 each and Clethra Ruby Spice (Native and Pinkish Bloom) Regular $9.97 now only $7.97 each and this is only as long as we have inventory available! Some of you remember when she and other relatives thought I was selling plants at low prices and maybe I was a little on the crazy side. Now she has “suggested” and I dropped some prices even more than my regular low prices. Could it be whatever I have has affected her? Uh Oh, she just told me to be sure when you make a purchase to register for a free Longview Nursery T-Shirt. She is giving away a bunch of them again, so I know whatever I have has affected her!
Ruby Spice Clethra
Okay here is a partial list of plants we have at our regular low prices, so get a yellow or green or red marker, print this out and mark the plants that you may want in your landscape and then come to our sale Friday and Saturday.
We have Perennials like:
6 kinds of Astilbe
Salvia May Knight
Butterfly Bush Pink Delight
Butterfly Bush Black Knight
Butterfly Bush Royal Red
Platycodon Sentimental Blue
Lysimachia Night Light with its cute tiny yellow flowers
Liriope Variegated
Ajuga Chocolate Chip
Pulmonaria Raspberry Splash
Rudebeckia
Knautia Thunder and Lightning
Aster Grape Crush
Echinacia
Dianthus Frosty Fire
Dianthus Firewitch
Euphorbic Polychroma
Campanula Blue Waterfall
Geranium Karmina
Coral Bells (5 kinds)
Look, this list goes on and on and the best way is to come over and see for yourself where to buy quality at low, low prices and did I mention there are quite a few native plants in all three categories, and we have it marked on the Bench Card descriptions found at every kind of plant.
Strawberry Fields Deutzia
I didn’t even start on shrubs and trees and hopefully my 74 year old brain is still functioning and I can at least get a decent amount on this list so you have an idea of what we have. Here we go:
Black Raspberries
Red Raspberries
Triple Crown Thornless Blackberry
Paw Paw
Magnolia Saucer
Magnolia Royal Star
Potentilla Abbottswood
Potentilla Gold Drop
Abelia Rose Creek
Red Prince Weigelia
Minuet Weigela
Variegated Weigela
Java Red Weigela
Carnaval Weigela
White Knight Weigela
Viburnum Burkwoodii
Spirea (7 kinds)
Salix Hakuro Nishiki
Purple Leaf Sandcherry (Really Nice and You need to take at least one home)
Spicebush
Serviceberry Shadblow
Serviceberry Autumn Brilliance
Redbud Rising Sun
Eastern Redbud
Dogwood Stellar Pink
Dogwood Cornus Florida (Native)
Cherry Autumnalis
Dogwood Cherokee Brave
Pink Rubra Flowering Dogwood
Nanking Cherry
Rose Of Sharon
Japanese Maples (2 kinds)
Ninebark Nugget
Ninebark Royalty
Mock Orange Snowbelle
Lepto Dermis Oblonga
Wow, I need to get this on here now! We have Emerald Green Arborvitae and Green Giant Arborvitae available in 3 and 5 gallon containers at great prices and 1 gallon containers for only $9.97 each while they last. If you have need for privacy now is the time to plant Arborvitaes and the prices are right!
Miss Kim Lilac
Old Fashion Lilac
Itea Henry’s Garnet (Beautiful Fall foilage)
Hosta (2 Kinds)
I get so excited when making this list to send to you my tendency is to forget and sometimes I even repeat myself so here goes. Important plants like:
Azalea (6 kinds)
Rhododendrons (7 kinds)
Linesville Arborvitae
Hetz Midget Arborvitae
Sunkist Arborvitae
Dwarf Korean Boxwood
Green Velvet Boxwood
Siberian Carpet Cypress
Sungold Cypress
Inkberry Compacta Holly
Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper
Gregs Gold Juniper
Oh my, more and more, must hurry fingers getting tired of typing!
Holly Red Sprite
Holly Southern Gentlemen
Holly Winter Red
Holly Sky Pencil
Holly Steeds
Honeysuckle Butterfly
Red Twig Dogwood (2 kinds)
Yellow Twig Dogwood
Clethra Hummingbird (Native)
Clethra Ruby Spice (Native)
Quince Cameo
Caryopteris Dark Knight (loaded with butterflies) (Native)
Apple Tree Golden Delicious
Arborvitae Rheingold
Curly Willows and a whole lot more!
One more item I want to make special mention is we have 5 kinds of quality blue berry plants in 3 gal. containers and they produced a lot of berries this summer while being grown and for only $19.97 each you will have lots of berries next year from your own garden. We have Chandler, Blueray, Duke, Jersey, and Patriot. If you want to have plenty of them to eat next year, now is the time to plant them!
Oh yes another thing, we literally have thousands of plants priced at $8.97 each in big 1 – gallon containers and thousands more from $9.97 to $69.97 in 2 – gallon to 10 – gallon size. So grab momma and the kids, get in those cars, SUV’s and pick-up trucks and set that GPS Thingy for Longview Nursery, 557 Hackman Road, Lititz, Pa., 17543 and come on over. You’ll be glad you did. We accept Cash, Checks, Debit and Credit Cards for payment. Thanks in advance for sharing this list with someone who loves plants.
