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Wow! We are sold out for the day. More available next Saturday.
The turnout this morning for fall mums was incredible. Thank you for your continued support of our students. Each year, a new group of students grows a crop and the customers know that the students put in a lot of effort to grow quality plants.
This year’s crop is behind. Everything with colour has been delivered to our patio. Don’t worry, we still have over a thousand mums, still green but some sunmy warm weather will encourage them to open.
Come by next Saturday 10am-4pm for a new batch of fall mums. All mums are in 10” pots. $8.50 each or 3 for $20. Colours unknown until they open.
We have tropicals plants for sale, perennials and honey from our on campus bee hives.
Are these hardy? Planted and come up yearly?
You're doing an amazing job with the mums! 🌸 thanks so much for the Mum’s that I received and our little chat today.
Thank your for today ! I’ll see you next weekend for some more 😂!
Beautiful plants and great staff!
Just got mine two are lovely and waiting to see what colour the third one is - lotsa fun 🪷
For today
How many left
This morning we picked up 3 for $20 this morning, so happy sales support students learning: a double win!
Open Saturdays 10am to 4pm
Our fall mums are two weeks behind this year. They are very tight budded, just starting to show colour and open.
The upside to this delay is that they will bloom for a longer time.
Fall mums are thirsty and need to be watered daily. This is the key to longevity. Hot sunny days will make them open but if they get too dry, the flowers will fade faster.
How long will you have the mums for.
What size pot? 8 inch, 10 inch or 12 inch?
While the strike is happening, it is easiest to shop on Saturdays. 10am to 4pm as there is no picket line. If you come during the week, expect long delays in traffic, 40 minutes, maybe an hour or two. Thank you for your patience and supporting student learning.
Thank you for letting me know, I was worried that I’d miss out again this year
What strike?
