December Need To Know

December 2021

Hello December

Ahh the Holidays. Such a special time of year that encourages all good things; more love, more respect, and more gratitude.

For all of us at Pine Lane Nursery, we have the utmost appreciation for each of you reading this newsletter; our customers, our partners, and our hardworking team. What a blessing it is to operate a small business in such a wonderful community. We would not be here if it weren't for all of you, and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

As we continue to enjoy a bustling Holiday Season and approaching year end, we are preparing for a spring filled with sunshine and happy faces. We are busy reorganizing the nursery, installing new signage, and placing all of our Tree, Shrub, Perennial, Annual, Pottery, Gift and Supply orders.

We wish you health and happiness throughout the holiday season, and a prosperous and heathy New Year.

December Hours:

Monday - Thursday 9-5, Friday 9-6, Saturday 10-6, Sunday 10-4

WE WILL BE CLOSED for our WINTER BREAK 12/24-1/9

3 Things to know about PLN this month

Our Fresh Cut Christmas Tree Lot is Open
Our Holiday Open House includes the most authentic Santa around
We also carry Fresh Wreaths, Poinsettias, Amaryllis, Paperwhites, Holiday Decor & Gift items in our Shop

JOIN US THIS SATURDAY

Will we see you there?

LOCATION
Pine Lane Nursery: 18200 Apache Drive, Parker, CO

DATE AND TIME
12/04/21 11:00am - 12/04/21 2:00pm

We are proud to bring back one of the most genuine, authentic, Jolly Old Elf's in the area.

Of course! I've Been Nice

Maybe. I'm checking it twice

Sadly no. I've Been Naughty

Garden Thymes with Jackie

December Edition

"Nature looks dead in winter because her life is gathered into her heart. She withers the plant down to the root that she may grow it up again fairer and stronger. She calls her family together within her inmost home to prepare them for being scattered abroad upon the face of the earth.

~Hugh Macmillan, "Rejuvenescence,"

General Landscaping

Keep an eye on any plants that you brought inside for winter to ensure you didn't bring any bugs or critters in with them!
Refill your bird feeders to help our feathery friends through the winter

Shrubs, Perennials & Bulbs

Mulch around roses to insulate them from cold temperatures
Continue to water on warmer days- watering is crucial for your plants' survival in Colorado! Snowfall's are not enough.
Cut back perennials! Once perennials are dormant, you can divide them for more blooms this spring!

Veggies, Fruit & Herbs

Check on your winter crops and make sure to quickly remove any that may have spoiled
Mulch root veggies for harvest through the winter
Start exploring seed options for spring!

Remember...the key to your plant's survival through the winter months is:

WINTER WATER WINTER WATER WINTER WATER WINTER WATER WINTER WATER

Check out our Tips for Winter Success for more details!!

Quote of the month:

As we look to the new year, hold on to what is good. Let go of what is bad. It really is that simple.

- Mandy Hale

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