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December 10, 2013

December Happenings

Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays to each of our wonderful customers.
Whatever your gift & decorating needs are, the Elves at Commonwealth are ready to help.

Good News: Bruce is now on his way to get some more Living Christmas trees for remembering this special Christmas.

Commonwealth Garden Shoppe is the perfect place for Christmas Trees - Wreaths - Potted Paperwhites & Amaryllis - Poinsettias, Garden themed T-Shirts & Sweatshirts and a variety of whimsical & practical gift or stocking stuffers for everyone on your list. Grandmas truly love the bendy frogs & preying mantis for their grandchildren.

Naturally we have a good supply of fairy accessories - coffee mugs - garden statues – angels – flags - windchimes in several styles & beautiful birdbath/serving platters.
Find the most beautiful & unusual (Have you ever seen a blue poinsettia?) along with Traditional Red. 3 sizes to choose from at $5.99 to $28.99 Churches get a 10% discount.
Workshops: The final wreath making workshop was rescheduled to this Saturday, Dec. 14, and there is room for 2 more students.
Reminder to all who signed up, Christmas Centerpiece Workshop is Saturday, Dec. 21. Hooray! That’s also Winter Solstice & We’ll be glad the days start getting longer. This workshop is full. 

Anyone who wants a centerpiece can order one from Granny Organic. 541-839-6067

Save yourself some time and come in for a bundle of fresh boughs – only $5.00. Includes noble fir & cedar w/bloom. These are excellent for any quick decorating or just hanging on your door to welcome guests.

One more reminder: We are open Monday thru Saturday from 9:30 to 5:30 and Sunday from 10:00 to 4:00 for the holidays.

 We all hope you have made it through this cold without too much hassle. Tire chains, broken/frozen water pipes & keeping the house warm. Come have a cup of hot apple cider with Granny today. See you by the woodstove. Commonwealth Garden Shoppe, 452 N. Main St., Canyonville 541-839-6067

September 30, 2013

 

Since it has cooled off Bulb Planting time is definitely here.  The Spring blooming bulbs need about 10 weeks of chilling to prepare their blooms.  The bulbs can be refrigerated, planted in pots or the ground now. 
  • We have some good selections for forcing in pots, naturalizing tulips, unusual daffodils, hyacinths and mixes for easy decisions.  Granny chose the best for her customers. Smile
  • Have you ever used SAFFRON?  This expensive spice can be grown and it is beautiful too. Fall blooming crocus produces saffron!  It must be planted soon so it will bloom in about 2 weeks.  It will naturalize and produce more & more each year.  Tedious to harvest but well worth it and provides beauty too.
  • Want to plant your own container full of bulbs?  Come in Wednesday or Friday between 10 a.m & 1 p.m., use our potting shed and we will help you choose a pot and the bulbs and share our tips.
Fairy Talk – Our fairies are very happy because now they can have scarecrows, pumpkins & ghosts in their gardens.  Come in soon while supplies of Fall themed accessories last.
 
Come have fun in our garden.
Granny Organic
Commonwealth Garden Shoppe

August 06, 2013

It's Not Too Early for Fall and Winter planting!

It may seem like Summer just got started, but it's time to start thinking about what to plant for your Fall and Winter Garden!! Come into the shop, and 'lettuce' help you choose what will be going in your garden this season!!