Bare Root Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Berries
&
Organic Planting Compost 2.8 cf:
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25% Off! |
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Bare Root plants
are trees and shrubs that are deciduous and dormant in
the winter.
Choosing and planting bare root plants offers many advantages.
They are easy to handle and transport (no heavy pots or soil),
available at an excellent time of year to plant, and are
priced at a great value due to lower production cost.
Come
check out the huge selection!
To read about how to plant bare root trees and shrubs,
click here!
| 'Honeycrisp' Apple |
'Seneca' Plum |
'Ubileen' Pear |
Have
you ever enjoyed fresh fruit off the tree or berries
from the vine?
It’s
a deeply satisfying experience for the young and old alike!
Edibles: Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Peaches, Nuts, Blueberries, Strawberries,
Raspberries, Grapes, Loganberries, Currants, Rhubarb, Asparagus
Click
here for a list of the 2010
fruit & nut trees
Flowering Trees: Crabapples,
Flowering Cherries, Flowering Plums, Hawthorn, Serviceberry,
Golden Chain, and more!
One of our favorites! : Akebono Flowering
Cherry
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Shade Trees: Birch, Maple, Katsura, Willow, Ash, Aspen,
Poplar, and more
The stately Himalayan White Birch!
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Flowering Shrubs: Lilac, Twig Dogwoods, Forsythia,
and more!
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Enjoy the exquisite fragrance
of President Poincare lilac
for years to come!
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Roses: Lots of varieties suited for Whidbey Island!
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‘Dublin Bay’ Rose
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‘Pope John Paul II’ Rose
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‘Just Joey’ Rose
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Remember: If the rain ever lets up, it's still a good
time of year to use dormant spray!
To read about dormant spray, click here!
All houseplants 25% off Jan 23
- Jan 31
Now in Stock: Veggie & Flower
Seeds!
We now have hundreds of choices of both new hybrids and heirloom varieties. Stop
in and see what you could have
growing in your garden!
All seeds carried by BFG are produced by companies that
have signed the SAFE
SEED PLEDGE
Click here to
read the Safe Seed Pledge
Upcoming FREE events:
Pruning
101:
Saturday February 13 at 11 AM
Learn the fundamentals of tree pruning with BFG owner Maureen
Murphy. February is an excellent time of year for pruning
trees so bring your raingear (hopefully unnecessary) and
pruning questions for an hour of fun and learning!
Chicks 101:
Saturday February 20 at 11 AM
Thinking about raising poultry for eggs, meat, or just plain fun? Come and learn
all you need to know to get started with WSU Livestock Advisor and BFG staff
member Amanda Leisle.
Click here to read about backyard poultry care.
Please Note: Chicks will be arriving within
the first couple of weeks in March. We will be taking orders beginning in the
middle of February.
Chick Days Special! Spend $25
at BFG and get 4 free chicks!
(Receipts must be dated March 1 2010 or later, offer good
for up to 12 free chicks, breeds on hand only)
Prest-Logs are 20%
off through the month of February!
Buy and save, and stay warm!
~ B. F. & G. Garden Club Members-Only Special! ~
(If you’re reading this, that’s you!)
Click
here for your coupon to buy any one gallon size
Heath or Heather for 25% off (any quantity, but one time only).
| ‘Springwood
White’ |
‘Kramers Rote’ |
‘Firefly’ |
Plant
of the Month:
Heath and Heather
Heath
and heather are easy care evergreen plants that can give
year-round garden color. Most are low growing and
spreading in habit, making them an excellent option
for the foreground
in the landscape. With planning, you can have one or
more varieties in bloom almost every month of the year.
Foliage
colors include many shades of green, gray, yellow, orange,
reds. Flower colors include white, and many shades of
pink, red and purple.
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