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Save the dates.
Our March 28 potting class lands on soft opening day, and attendees get first pick of the plants.
More details and ticket information coming soon.
Season’s almost here.
The snow keeps melting and the sun keeps shining.
One day closer to opening day.
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#mcnittgrowers #southernillinois
Can't wait
That's pretty cool
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Hello, Southern Illinois. We’ve been listening.
Last season and all year long, we asked what you wanted to see in the greenhouse... and we took notes. We’re happy to share that this spring we’ll have trailing hydrangeas AND trailing petunias, a high-demand favorite from what we’ve been hearing around town.
Listening to our customers, neighbors, and friends is a top priority for us. We want to grow what helps bring your dream garden to life!
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We are getting everything ready to welcome you back in the next month or so, but be on the lookout for some new events we will have in March and April. Details to come.
Do you have Mexican Petunias?
It’s a happy day when you all open back up!! 🌼🌸🌺
Great message!
Exciting news !!! Can't wait
You guys look great!
How did you get the cover guys from GQ magazine to pose for yalls cover pic??
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I was just telling Robby that I bet you guys are really going through the propane this year.
Don’t let this demoralizing weather get you down. The countdown to spring has started. We are keeping our plants nice and toasty in a 70 degree greenhouse. We have lots of cool things to tell you about. Please keep an eye out for upcoming information. Until then keep safe and warm.
Can I come sit in the greenhouse? 😆 70 & plants sound fabulous right now!
I'd like to come stay in your greenhouse for a while! Snow and frigid here in Vermont 🥶
I LOVE THIS POST SOOOOO MUCH!!!!!
We can only dream about Spring today!!
Can’t wait for spring and flowers 💐 🌹🌷🌼🌸🌺🥀🍄🍄
I’m ready to get some.
It’s nice to work in a greenhouse when there is snow on the ground and temperatures in the teens.
Cindy Gaddis Suitt