When we moved here from Cincinnati we had to leave our plants behind. 3 pets and a Uhaul were enough!! Does anyone have any indoor plants they are wanting to part with or starts we can have. We are missing our plants terribly.
Thanks.

Not that far from here is the Clifton Center (at the corner of Coronado Hills and Berkman) where they have a greenhouse to train the kids that go there. They sell the plants which they care for - last year they had a lot of bedding plants. I was over there today. They don't have a lot of bedding plants for outside yet, but they do have a LOT of indoor / pot plants, including tons of ferns and others. Prices are very reasonable and if you are patient with the students, you help them learn customer service as well as plant care. The hours are weird - mainly during the day. They have a sign outside on Berkman that either says "Greenhouse open" or is hung upside down - meaning it's not! It's not that far - go check it out.

Clifton plants are cared for much more than your Home Depot or other stores plants, and they can tell you how to care for them.
Thanks for plugging my school!

Thanks for the info. and thanks to Laura who gave me some starts.

While it's still a ways off, and the plants a very small, Maplewood Elementary students will (again) sell plants they have propagated at Mueller's own Plant Fest. It's at Ella Wooten Park on April 10. Stay tuned to the Landscapes and Gardens affinity group on this site for further information.

thanks again.

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