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Grow Lights

These are our grow lights where most our annuals start out from seed. We start planting seeds as early as February. When they get big enough, our plants are then transported to our overstock greenhouse 3.
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Magenta Barn

This is our magenta colored barn and parking area. The green house to the left is green house 3 which holds our overstock. Greenhouse 4 is behind it and also holds overstock. The green house to the right is green house 2. The barn itself houses our shop area where we can ring up your purchases.
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Seed Jars

This photo is taken of the inside of our shop. Behind our register are our bulk seed jars. Many of these jars were originally from the Cloverdale Greenhouse owned and operated by Emma Engelkes, the first generation of our garden center.
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Greenhouse 1 Outside

This greenhouse was built in 1996. Its 20 feet wide and 90 feet long. It used to hold vegetables until the addition of greenhouse 5. It holds geraniums, moss roses, dusty miller, torenia, sunpatiens, impatiens, begonias, fuschias, celosias, and more.
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Greenhouse 1 Inside

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Greenhouse 2 Outside

This greenhouse was built in 1998. It holds snapdragons, strawflowers, petunias, morning glories, dahlias, alyssum, tithonias, succulants, and more.
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Greenhouse 2 Inside

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Greenhouse 3 Outside

This greenhouse was built in the fall of 2003. It has become one of the overstock greenhouses for all of those extra trays of flowers we have each year. It is 30 feet wide and 95 feet long. It has many bars hung in it to hold the extra hanging baskets we make each year. It also has our transplant table.
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Greenhouse 3 Inside

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Greenhouse 4 Outside

This greenhouse was built in the fall of 2015 and is another overstock greenhouse. Its 28 feet wide and 48 feet long. Its also a bit taller than the others.
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Greenhouse 4 Inside
We're working on tables for this greenhouse yet, but greenhouse 5 was more of a priority.

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Greenhouse 5 Outside

This greenhouse was built in the fall of 2019 and holds all of our strawberry, herb, and vegetable plants. Its 20 feet wide and 80 feet long.
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Greenhouse 5 Inside

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