 Final Week of our Fall Progressive SaleThe moist climate that comes with Autumn makes it the best time of the year to plant – the soil is still warm, allowing roots to continue to grow until the ground freezes. We're celebrating this transition with discounts throughout our nursery on Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Outdoor Pottery and Statuary as well as running a Buy 3 get 1 Free special on soil conditioner. Stop by this week for big savings! Sept 17-25: 40% OFF: Trees*, Shrubs*, Vines*, Outdoor Pottery & Statuary Buy 3 get 1 FREE Gardner & Bloome Soil Building Conditioner (while supplies last) *Select green tagged plants will remain at the 20% through out the sale.
Fall Planting Tips: Soil ConditioningAs we all have discovered for ourselves, Whidbey is mostly made up of clay and gravel–which makes for a tough environment for most plants. So, any time you add organic matter to your beds you are helping enrich the soil and drastically improve conditions! Top mulch a few inches of compost or soil conditioner (like Gardner & Bloome) during the Fall–it will compost down over the Winter and you'll be primed for planting come Spring! This Soil Conditioner helps slow drainage and retain moisture in sandy soil while breaking up clay beds as well.
 Whidbey Audubon Society presents
Bird in the Hand, a Close-up Look at Birds Sunday, September 18th Noon to 3 p.m. Bayview Farm & Garden Greenhouse 2780 Marshview Avenue, Langley Every child or adult becomes an enthusiastic birder as each bird is examined up close to see and feel the spectacular colors and patterns of Whidbey’s common birds. Whidbey Audubon Society has a federal permit to keep and display birds that have met an accidental demise as long as it’s done for educational purposes. The growing collection of passerine, waterfowl, raptors, shorebirds and a few seabirds represents a unique, museum-quality specimen library. This free exhibit intends to deepen knowledge of local wildlife and to protect the environment necessary for birds to survive. See owl pellets and live raptors with their falconers too. The Answer Man, Steve Ellis will answer the most daunting questions. Habitat-friendly plants are displayed and available at Bayview Farm & Garden.  Time to Plant: Trees, Shrubs, & VinesAs September rolls in so does the warm colors, cooler weather, and misty grey clouds. This Fall moisture makes it the best time of the year to plant – the soil is still warm, allowing roots to continue to grow until the ground freezes. We're celebrating this transition with discounts throughout our nursery on Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Outdoor Pottery and Statuary. Stop by during the month for tiered savings listed below. Sept 3-9: 20% OFF Sept 10-16: 30% OFF* Sept 17-25: 40% OFF* *Select green tagged plants will remain at the 20% through out the sale.
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