Easter Celebration Combo
This combo, the “Easter Celebration”, includes- a white lily and bright angelonia in white gem planter! Put this weeks combo in a sunny spot with well-draining soil to keep it happy. Make sure to water at the base of the plant to keep blooms happy.
“Take Me Higher” Combo
This hanging basket combo, the “Take Me Higher”, includes- Creeping Jenny, Coral Bells, Rhoeo Spathacea, Golden Sweet Slag, Bronze Beauty bugleweep, Japanese fern, Autumn fern, Spotted nettle, & Mondo grass. This week’s theme at Buchanan’s has been all vertical gardening, so Donnie has created a non-traditional container garden so you can garden from the ground up. You can find this combo in hanging on the front of the Bungalow porch and be sure to give only morning sun & plenty of afternoon shade. Water when the first two inches of soil is dry to the touch.
“Made in the Shade” Combo
This combo, the “Made in the Shade”, includes- Shrimp plant, Asparagus fern, Triostar ginger, Chenille plant, Oxalis, Creeping Jenny, Spurge, and Rex begonia. This week’s theme at Buchanan’s has been all about shade-loving plants so Stacey created this combo with lots of love! You can find this combo in shade perennials and be sure to give morning sun & plenty of afternoon shade. Water when the first two inches of soil is dry to the touch.
“Color of Love” Combo
This combo, the “Color of Love”, includes- Daisies, Celosia, Fennel Swiss Chard and more! This week’s theme at Buchanan’s has been ‘The Color of Love’ so Donnie created this combo in order to highlight all things blooming in the nursery that are red! You can find these beautiful Valentine themed containers by the cashier tent or have Donnie or Stacey create a unique one just for you! These beautiful combos pictured here need full-sun and well drained soil!
The “Primary Herb Garden Color Wheel“ Combo!
This combo, the “Primary Herb Garden Color Wheel”, includes- Pansies, Violas, Frog Fruit, Celosia & a variety of other colorful things which is how this combo got its name–it’s so colorful! This week’s theme at Buchanan’s has been ‘Color Wheel of Spring’ so Donnie created this combo in order to highlight some of the many vibrant blooms we have to offer and how to complement your colors! Rachel recommends watering when the top inch and a half of soil is dry & giving it medium to bright light. This combo can be found in annuals!
The “New Year’s Resolution“ Combo!
This combo, the “New Year’s Resolution”, includes- Pansies, African Daisy, Ivy, & a variety of small ferns. Rachel recommends watering when the top inch and a half of soil is dry & giving it medium to bright light. This combo can be found in the greenhouse near the potting station.
The “All I Want For Christmas Is You“ Combo!
This combo, the “All I Want For Christmas Is You”, includes- Schefflera, 2 inch tropical plants: blue star fern, parsley leaf aralia, & a variety of small ferns. Rachel recommends watering when the top inch and a half of soil is dry & giving it medium to bright light. This combo can be found in the greenhouse near the 2 in. & 4 in. plants.
The “Kalanchoe Khristmas“ Combo!
This combo, the “Kalanchoe Khristmas”, contains Kalanchoe orygalis, Kalanchoe “Felt Plant”, Kalanchoe “Panda Plant”, & Kalanchoe “Chocolate Soldier”. Rachel recommends giving this combo plenty of bright light & watering when the soil becomes dry (about every 2 weeks)! You’ll find this set in the greenhouse for $55.
The “Merry Christmas, Ya Filthy Animal“ Combo!
This combo, the “Merry Christmas, Ya Filthy Animal”, got its inspiration from the nineties holiday movie, Home Alone, in which Kevin McCallister has to device odd tools & strategies to protect his home from the bad guys. So, in that same light, Rachel has devised a pretty unique strategy for displaying these unique, Christmas-themed kokedamas by attaching them to a wall mount like an art piece! This combo contains Aglaonema Siam, Fittonia Red Veined Nerve Plant, and Peperomia. Rachel recommends keeping this combo indoors in a brightly lit window for at least 10 minutes a day & water by soaking the moss ball with the plant upright once the moss feels completely dry to the touch.
