Life here, begins in February
2023 is off to a great start for the nursery and the growing season is right around the corner. This month we will begin planting thousands of plugs (baby plants) that will become our beautiful hanging baskets, patio pots, annuals and perennials inside the greenhouses.

In March we kick off our fantastic Event Season with two really cool ones (see below). Keep tabs on our Event Page throughout the year so you don't miss anything!

February Hours
Monday-Friday 9-4 / Saturday 10-4 / Sunday CLOSED
What's happening this month at PLN?

Happy
Valentines Day!
Flowers might be the obvious choice when it comes to Valentine’s Day gifts but the humble houseplant can be surprisingly seductive too. And just like the perfect relationship, with the right amount of love and care, it’s the gift that keeps on giving. Come see our excellent quality and variety of houseplant choices.
Event Season Is Upon Us
Ready. Set. Grow.
Tired of throwing out the majority of seeds that come in a seed packet? Then join us for a special event where we provide the most common vegetable and herb seeds and you just use what you need! Event fee also includes a planting tray and planting mix to produce 25 seedlings. Also included are some refreshments, smiles, and new friends. Grab your favorite aspiring gardener or a good friend and join us in the greenhouse on Saturday, March 4th at 12pm. Space is limited, Advanced Ticket Required.
Sat, Mar 4, 2023 12:00 PM MST
Ready Set Grow
Pine Lane Nursery, Parker
DIY Kokedama
The centuries old art of Kokedama is a form of Japanese garden art that is tied to the practice of bonsai. The name Kokedama literally translates from “koke” meaning moss, and “dama” meaning ball. The roots of a plant are bound within a ball of clay soil, which is wrapped in moss and secured with a twine or similar binding. They can be fixed to a platform, placed in a decorative bowl, or suspended from string.

This interesting and fun planting method is perfect to create a personalized gift, or can simply make an interesting accent for a favorite plant specimen. You can create a single showstopper piece, or even make an indoor hanging garden. Each piece is unique and brings such a beautiful touch of nature into your space.

In this workshop you will practice the art of Kokedama yourself, creating your own custom piece to take home. We'll provide instruction, assistance, and all materials! Advanced Ticket Required.
Sat, Mar 11, 2023 12:00 PM MST
DIY Kokedama Workshop
Pine Lane Nursery, Parker
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Garden Thymes with Jackie

“Even though February is the shortest month of the year, sometimes it seems like the longest.”
General Landscaping
  • Continue to Winter Water! Winter watering is imperative for the success of your plants. Water when we have a few warm (over 50 degrees) days in a row
  • If we have snow cover, feed the birds
  • Take inventory of your tools and replace those that are broken or missing. Sharpen those that have dulled with use
Shrubs, Perennials & Bulbs
  • Prune dead or damaged branches from trees & shrubs
  • Cut back perennials
  • Clean debris from beds & containers in anticipation for spring
  • Reapply mulch to beds to protect your perennials from winter damage
  • If your spring flowering bulbs start pushing due to warmer temperatures, mound mulch over the leaves to protect them when the temperatures drop
Veggies & Herbs
  • Test your soil! Find out what you can do now for success this spring and summer.
  • Late February is the time to start your veggie & herb seeds indoors
  • Check your seed starting supplies. Favorite Seeds, Starter Mix Soil, Seedling Containers, Light Source, Heat, Misting Bottle
  • When starting seeds make sure to use sterile soil to prevent disease
  • If you have any questions about starting your seeds come see us at the nursery or give us a call
Houseplants
  • Inspect houseplants for disease or insect issues
  • Fertilize
  • Repot root bound houseplants
  • Cut overwintering geraniums back by 50%
"February is simply the border between Winter & Spring"
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