PERENNIAL STARTER PLANTS
One Day Only!
Thursday 3.24.2022 & Friday 3.25.2022 Early Entry Days
for Bloomin’ Rewards Members
These are the same young plants we send to commercial growers for their “growing-on” to landscape sizes. They were started last year, have overwintered at cold temperatures, have nicely developed roots to show for it, and are ready to bloom this season.
Mix and match your selections and create a garden sanctuary in your home landscape. This year we have over 86 different perennials in our perennial madness sale. Click here to view the entire list
Collections will be available for online ordering and curbside pick-up while supplies last.
The Perennial Madness Sale will only be available at Meadow View Growers. Though we will not be offering the individual starter plants online, we will be offering different collection sets for curbside pickup. The various collections will be announced prior to our Perennial Madness sale and will be available in trays of 25 for $55. While supplies last.
We always have a few surplus perennial plants available at the end of our wholesale shipping season that we like to offer to our retail customers for the wholesale price.
These are the same young plants we send to commercial growers for their “growing-on” to landscape sizes.
They were started last year, have overwintered at cold temperatures, have nicely developed roots to show for it, and are ready to bloom this season!
We sell these perennial plugs in trays of 25 for $50 each. You must have a minimum of one tray, but you can mix and match the perennials in your tray.
Since your garden may not be ready to dig in yet, we recommend that you plant your collection into pots to allow them extra space to grow until a little later in the growing season. We have additional soil and 4” black pots for $15 per 25 pots. That can be purchased online for curbside or front desk pick up. The Potting Station includes all you need; pots, potting soil, and carrying trays.
Transplant each plant immediately into 4-inch pots using Bumper Crop or Fertilome Ultimate potting mix. “Score” (make a vertical cut) about ¼” deep the roots of any rootbound plants using a sharp knife. Disturbing these roots allows them to grow out rapidly into the new soil.
After transplanting, water them thoroughly and place them outside to grow until you plant them in your garden in May.
If the forecast is for frost or temperatures below 35, cover with a fabric sheet (no plastic) or move into the garage for the night.
Check plants frequently for watering needs. In April, apply water-soluble fertilizer at 25% strength for every other watering to encourage maximum growth.
Transplant your potted perennials into the garden in May using Biotone Starter for maximum root growth. Keep a close eye on watering needs throughout the first growing season
