Just look at these colors in this brides bouquet!! 😮 absolutely stunning for a summer wedding 💕
Our show floor is stocked with exciting new product, lovely houseplants and all of your gardening needs!
Our floral cooler is always stocked with fresh cut florals and bouquets.
The greenhouses are open and filled with a large variety of annuals, including hanging baskets and planters; as well as vegetable starters!
Give us a call today to place upcoming Mother’s Day orders!
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🚗 71934 350th Street
St James MN 56081
⏰ Monday-Saturday 9-5
& Sunday 11-4
This modern table top lamp offers three beautiful glow hues, with an easy touch button. It’s rechargeable and comes with the charging cable.
It pairs nicely with a silk floral arrangement capping the open top, or is gorgeous just by itself!
☎️ 507-375-3551
🚗 71934 350th Street
St James MN 56081
⏰ Monday-Friday 9-5
Wishing you the happiest of years!
-Your Creative Touch Friends
Do you need a last minute Christmas tree? This cute decorated Norfolk Pine will do the trick! 🌲
We have a winner for the rotary drawing!
Thank you everyone who participated!
These new ornaments are so so magical!
As a set of 3 or individually, these glass ornaments are sure to make your tree sparkle with the hints of gold glitter.
It’s beginning to look a lot like a Christmas around Creative Touch Floral & Greenhouse! Stop on in to see the true beauty of the season 💕
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Fresh Eucalyptus Special!
Originally $15.99….
NOW $12.99 a bundle!
Great for the shower or bathroom offering stress and respiratory relief — or a fresh look for any room of the house!
As much as we hate to admit it, colder weather is quickly approaching. It’s time to do a little winter maintenance to help our perennials thrive this spring.
All gardens are different; some may have plants you’ll need to cut back, others you may leave untouched and some may need to be dug up and moved to a sheltered location.
Here are a few steps to help your winterizing process!
Step 1: Removing all dead, dying and diseased foliage:
You more then likely have been doing this all growing season, but now is a great time to pay the extra attention making sure all foliage around the base of the plant is cleaned up. You do not want a build up of matted leaves under you plant during the winter months, which invites excess moisture and bugs to your plant.
Step 2: To prune or not to prune:
Some perennials have beneficial elements to leaving them unpruned in the winter months. These plants offer seeds for birds and tall stalks to catch snow and leave a nice winter interest to your garden:
Astilbe
Bee Balm
Bellflower
Black-Eyed Susan
Cardinal Flower
Chrysanthemums
Coral Bells
Delphinium
Dianthus
Echinacea
False Indigo
Foxgloves
Hellebore
Hens & Chicks
Lavender
Milkweed
Ornamental Grasses
Pachysandra
Russian Sage
Sea Holly
Sedum
Snapdragon
Thyme
Yarrow
Other perennials are best to trim back to help keep pests and rot away. However, fight the urge to trim back these plants until they’ve died back naturally and after the first hard frost. These plants use their leaves to create and store energy so clipping them too soon will not allow the plant to do so. After the first frost, or they’ve died back themselves when the plant is entering dormancy, is the best time to prune back to 3-6 inches above ground. A list of perennials to consider giving a hard prune:
Anemone
Aster
Catmint
Columbine (leave the young leaves around the base of the plant)
Corydalis
Daylily
Geranium
Hardy Hibiscus
Hollyhock (leave the young leaves around the base of the plant)
Host
Holland bulbs grown hydroponically here in Minnesota ❤️
Ten stem bunch just $12.99
Red, two tone red and white, purple, two tone orange and yellow, peach
507-375-3551
Drawing!!!!
Bonnie Watson will be taking home the gnome !!!! Congratulations
