HAPPY NEW YEAR!

NEW YEAR, NEW GARDEN

It's almost a new year and that means a new gardening season is right around the corner! As every gardener knows, there is never a lack of projects to do in the garden. Each year, we reflect on the past and set intentions for the future, and this year will be no different—which means it’s time to begin thinking of resolutions and goals for 2024!

HERE ARE SOME GREAT RESOLUTIONS TO CONSIDER IN THE NEW YEAR:

1. THROW OUT OLD MATERIALS

Start your new year off right by throwing away any expired or damaged materials so that you can start the new year with some new gear.

2. TREAT YOURSELF TO A GARDENING BOOK

Treat yourself in the new year! A new gardening book can give you new techniques and methods to try. The Farmers’ Almanac and The Heirloom Gardener are great choices!

3. START SOMETHING FROM SEED

Make sure you’re taking extra care of your plant to yield something vigorous and healthy! Dry, wilted blooms are great for seeds. Consider harvesting these to have seeds come spring, or choose something new from our great selection of herb, veggie and flower seeds.

4. COMPOST YOUR KITCHEN SCRAPS

Composting is not only good for the environment, but a great money saver. Consider composting your kitchen scraps this year!

5. PLANT ONE (OR MORE) NATIVE PLANTS

A native plant is adapted to your soil and climate. They’re easy to grow and provide a habitat for birds and beneficial insects.

6. BUILD A RAISED GARDEN BED

A raised bed can be an easy and creative way to make maintenance of your garden easier!

7. GO ECO FRIENDLY & SUSTAINABLE

Rethink your water use, clear out herbicides and pesticides, and manage weeds and pests without dangerous chemicals.

8. PLANT A FLOWER FOR THE BEES

Each year, the number of bees rapidly decreases due to climate change and parasites, among other things. Bee-friendly plants like bee balm, salvia, zinnia, cosmos and sedum are perfect for your garden.

9. CREATE A BIRD FEEDER

Birds bring song and movement to the garden, plus they can keep certain pests at bay. We invite you to join our class on January 18th, where you can create your own Winter Bird Feeder Wreath.

10. SPEND MORE TIME IN YOUR GARDEN

Schedule time out in your day to spend some time in your garden. Aside from maintenance and actual planting, sometimes it’s nice to just sit and relax! Once the weather heats up, designate a spot for you to sit and enjoy the day amongst the flowers. Your garden and your blood pressure will thank you!

Planning the Perfect Garden

Winter is an excellent time to prepare and plan ahead for your spring garden. So, what exactly can you do right now to prepare for spring? This is that time of the year that we gardeners dream of all that we want to plant in the new season. Is this the year you decide to plant fruit trees? Or is this the year you plan to create your dream landscape?

Whatever your desire, check out these links below to help you plan the additions to your garden, and remember that we offer landscape design consultations that continue during the winter months. Whether you are starting from scratch, or you are wanting to refresh the styling of one certain area of your garden, we can help you solve any challenges you might have. We are full of great ideas and know exactly what plants to suggest for your specific areas! If you are interested in speaking with a designer, please contact the nursery and we will set up a time to meet with you.

Better Homes & Gardens

Have you been wanting to plant a garden, but not sure where to start? These garden designs will guide you in the right direction to creating the garden you’ve always dreamed of! You can also attend our first class of 2024, Designing Your Garden Landscape for a chance to learn how to plot your garden spaces.

House and Garden

Preparing a garden plot for planting is an important step in the process of creating a garden. A well thought out design does not have to be hard. If you plan before you plant, your landscape will beautifully endure for years to come without any costly and time-consuming alterations or additions.

We’ve got some exciting news! For the first time, we are offering classes in January. This year, we plan to host classes on pruning, bulb planting, seed starting, seasonal gardening, arts including macrame plant hangers, stepping stones, bird feeder wreaths and so much more! Make sure to keep an eye on our website, as we are continuing to add even more fun and exciting new classes for the 2024 season. We look forward to connecting with you all in the New Year!

UPCOMING CLASSES AT NEW LEAF NURSERY

Designing Your Garden Landscape

  • Wednesday,January 17, 2024

  • 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

  • New Leaf Nursery (map)

Our first class of the year is every gardener’s dream in the winter time! Join our newest teacher Brianna, for an opportunity to learn how to plot your garden spaces and help you understand how to select the right plants for your areas based on zone, size, and light, as well as what you can do to deter deer and other local ‘adversaries’ of the gardener. Make sure to bring a photo of the area of your yard or garden you would like to plant, and Brianna will assist you in drawing a plan.

This class is intended for the design of a designated space in your garden; due to the length of the class, full landscape designs must be scheduled with our landscape designer, Cassie through the nursery; design fees apply. The class will be taught in the white building located in the center of the south end of the nursery property (weather permitting).

Create A Winter Bird Feeder Wreath

  • Thursday,January 18, 2024

  • 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

  • New Leaf Nursery (map)

Come celebrate winter and create an all natural winter wreath that acts as not only a decorative accent in the winter garden, but also feeds out feathered friends during the lean times of the seasons when food is scarce. You will be provided with all materials to create the project. Please bring a glue gun, a few glue sticks, a pair of wire cutters and a pair of scissors to the class.

This class will be taught in the white building located in the center of the south end of the nursery property (weather permitting). You can find parking on the westside of the building.

Macrame Plant Hanger

  • Saturday,January 20, 2024

  • 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

  • New Leaf Nursery (map)

Meet Kelly, local designer at Clove Hitch Design Co. Kelly’s work is featured daily in our garden center, and she has also shown her work in our community festivals. Kelly will teach you how to create a natural woven plant hanger to compliment your home! Kelly’s work can be seen on Instagram @clovehitchdesignco.

The class will be taught in the white building located in the center of the south end of the nursery property (weather permitting). Parking is on the west side of the building. Also, please note that in order to create this project, some standing will be required.

The Art of Seed Starting

  • Wednesday, January 31, 2024

  • 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

  • New Leaf Nursery (map)

This class covers everything you need to know to feel comfortable and confident in starting seeds indoors during the winter months, to give them a strong healthy jump start on the Spring gardening season. Brianna will show you what supplies you will need to be successful in your seed starts along with tips on timing, and step-by-step instructions – from how to sow seeds and also tend to young seedlings. Seed starting supplies will be available for sale during the class.

The class will be taught in the white building located in the center of the south end of the nursery property (weather permitting). Parking is on the west side of the building. 

PLEASE NOTE

In order for New Leaf Nursery to create successful events for everyone involved, class attendance for every class must be at a minimum of 8 people.

A new year means a fresh start and new opportunities, in life and in your garden. As one year ends, and another begins, we want to thank you for your patronage and support of our endeavors at New Leaf!

From all of us at New Leaf Nursery, we send our very best wishes to all of you for a year filled with beautiful color, tall growing plants, lavish vines, robust gardens, and remarkable growth on your trees!

Let The Festivities Begin

Our Holiday Open House Starts Tomorrow!

Set your sights on Christmas trees and hot chocolate by the fire this weekend at New Leaf Nursery! The decorations are up, there's (almost) snow on the ground—now all we need is good friends and community gathered 'round! Christmas presents are nice, but being with our community is the best gift of all! Please plan to join us at our Annual Holiday Open House tomorrow, December 1 and Saturday, December 2 from 12:00-7:30 PM.

Shop early for the very best Christmas trees, holiday decorations, centerpieces, gifts, ornaments, and oh so many lighted holiday décor pieces, along with carefully curated gardening gifts! All Seeds Club Rewards members will EARN DOUBLE REWARDS on everything purchased that day, plus an additional 25% off one Holiday item in the barn (excluding Christmas trees, consignment vendors and discount items). Sign-up online to become part of our rewards program!

While you’re shopping, we invite you to join us in the garden center barn where refreshments and holiday treats will be served from 12:00–7:30 PM, and wine will be poured from 5:30-7:30 PM. Our special guest, The Sugaree, will be here spinning up their gourmet flavored organic cotton candy—dye free with no artificial flavors! 

We have fresh and artificial wreaths, poinsettias and garlands, Christmas cactus, and the garden center barn is filled with holiday cheer! With winter and Christmas on the horizon, it’s the perfect time to get in the holiday spirit!

If you prefer a fashionable alternative to poinsettias this year, local grower, Holly Vesterby with Wylde Bloems has dropped off Amaryllis to brighten your home for the holidays! Amaryllis have become increasingly popular Christmas plants due to their willingness to bloom indoors in winter, producing bright, colorful flowers.

SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN! He’ll be with us Friday, December 1st from 3:00-7:00 PM, and Saturday December 2nd from 10:00 AM-4:00 PM. Come take FREE family selfies with the Jolly Old Elf and enjoy some holiday treats!

We are also excited to announce that we’ve got a special surprise up our sleeves! Our lovely friend Dana Singer with The Charm Barn, who provided the wonderful horses for our Fall Festival, will be bringing some ponies for your kids to get ‘up close’ with. What amazing Christmas photos these will be! You’ll be able to meet them on Saturday, December 2 from 10:00 AM-4:00 PM!

Should you decide to join us in the evening, you will see our barn Christmas lights illuminating the season with sparkle. With each twinkle of the lights, the holiday spirit comes alive, and by the glow of the fire pit, you’ll find warmth, love, and the spirit of the season from all of us here at New Leaf!

Don’t Forget to Make A Wish!

This year we have partnered with the Make-A-Wish Idaho Foundation. Michelle John, Regional Manager at Make-A-Wish Idaho, will be here at the Nursery both Friday, December 1st and Saturday, December 2nd with her Magic Jar accepting donations for the children of Idaho. If you’ve already bought a tree, THANK YOU! A percentage of every Christmas tree sale will be donated to this foundation! If you’re here picking up a fresh wreath, holiday shopping, or you’ve come for a jolly ole’ time, you can still support the Make-A-Wish Idaho Foundation by donating this holiday season!

Thanks to passionate supporters like you, Make-A-Wish shines a light of hope for children when they need it most; your generous support transforms lives, one wish at a time! 

AN UNBE-LEAF-ABLE SUCCESS!

The nursery has been buzzing this past week, and if you’ve been by, you’ve seen all the beautiful décor, and stunning Christmas trees we have this year! The scent of fresh cut trees is unrivaled, and by just walking through one of our greenhouses brimming with trees, you’ll see what we mean. And yes, we really do have spinning Christmas trees on display! Come see for yourself!

We have the very best selection of regionally grown, fresh cut Christmas trees, as well as living Christmas trees. Swing by soon to get one for yourself, your office, your church, or a friend. The hot chocolate will be flowing, and you can hear Christmas songs playing throughout the nursery grounds!

We would like to thank you all for coming in to buy Christmas trees, wreaths, garland and decor! As a family owned business, we appreciate your kind support. Thank you so much for a successful opening weekend! We loved having each and every one of you out here at the nursery, and we can’t wait to celebrate with you all this weekend at our Annual Holiday Open House!

Winter Gardening—An Oasis in the Midst of Snow and Ice!

Winter brings a different kind of beauty to the landscape—shades of gray and white abound. Gardeners who thrive with color will be happy to hear that when spring comes again, there are plenty of options to bring year round color to their landscape!

Holly has always been associated with winter. Some, like winterberry, lose their leaves in the fall, letting the bright red berries stand out. Plus the birds will appreciate the berries when other food is hard to come by. Fall is a good time to plant holly—keep in mind that it’s the female holly plants that produce the berries, so make sure you get the right ones.

Speaking of berries, Firethorn is a hardy perennial that’s attractive all year long. It has small clusters of white flowers in the spring, against glossy green leaves, and the yellow, orange and red berries remain through winter as food for the birds. When you’re planting Firethorn, you will want to make sure you choose the location carefully, since it does have sharp thorns.

Winter Heather, officially called Erica Carnea, is a great winter plant in the home landscape. It has little flowers from spring to fall, and thick foliage that lasts through the winter for a touch of green. When most plants are hibernating, you can always still rely on Winter Heather to bring some color to your garden, even if it’s snowing. 

Witch Hazel, an unusual winter plant for both color and texture, has long been known for its fragrance and medicinal properties. The winding, twisted branches add a pleasant touch to winter landscapes, and it has orangish blossoms that appear in late winter and early spring, adding the perfect pop of color and interest.

Snowdrops are one of the first flowers of the new year, showing up weeks before crocuses, often poking through a layer of snow. Their milky white blooms grow from bulbs that need to be planted in the fall. Since the flowers are small, you’ll want to plant quite a few to get a dramatic effect.

Red Twig Dogwood is another winter favorite. After the leaves are gone, this plant has striking red stems and branches that really catch the eye, especially against dark evergreens or a snowy landscape. If you want garden color all year long, this winter wonder shrub is a must have.

Employee Spotlight—One of a Kind Talent!

If you have attended any of our decorating classes, then you have had the pleasure of meeting our very own resident designer, Kathy Wright. She brings the most unique and innovative ideas to New Leaf Nursery, and her most recent work can be seen in our garden center barn, where the magic of Christmas comes alive! You’ll find yourself captivated by the enchanting beauty of six Christmas trees, each one with it’s own story. The joy of the seasons are reflected in her work, and we are beyond lucky to have her as part of our New Leaf crew!

Your Opinion Matters!

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! We are currently building our schedule of events and classes for 2024, and we’d love to hear from you! This year, we hosted classes on pruning, bulb planting, garden arts including macrame plant hangers, stepping stones, wreaths for the holidays, and seasonal gardening…what else would you like to learn more about? Let us know!

EMAIL US YOUR IDEAS FOR CLASSES!

One Season Ends and Another Begins!

Another amazing growing season comes to a close in North Idaho, and with anticipation, we planted our bulbs, and we are working on winterizing the last shrubs and perennials in all our gardens, knowing that Spring will come again soon, and our gardens will erupt with color once again!

Don’t be fooled by our minimalist aesthetic! While we are clearing out the nursery in preparation for Christmas trees, please know that we are still open Monday-Saturday, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. We are accepting bulk orders and offering deliveries, and you can still find some awesome trees and shrubs on sale! While you’re in the nursery, take a look at the mums, kale and pansies to add some color to your front steps—it’s all on sale and going quick! All the fall goodies are on sale in the nursery and in the barn too. Look at these beautiful wreaths, just waiting to be hung on your door, gate, or over the fireplace! This is just a small sampling of what we have. Come find the one that has your name on it!

What Causes a Tree to Enter Dormancy?

Have you ever stopped to wonder what makes a tree lose its leaves in the fall and flower in the spring? Here in the Inland Northwest, a lot of trees and shrubs experience a process called dormancy. When a tree goes dormant, it’s the time in which the tree is alive, but not actively growing. It is during this time that the inner workings of a tree slow down and pause until conditions change to allow for productive growth.

Unlike evergreen tree species which can retain their foliage on account of adaptations, deciduous trees enter into dormancy to prevent the loss of water and nutrients, and to avoid the damage cold temperatures can produce. It’s important to note that dormancy helps trees—it ultimately keeps the tree alive, both in the short- and long-term. The lifespan of a tree or plant is dramatically decreased if the tree isn't allowed to go dormant for a few months. Just as bears use hibernation to survive without their usual resources in warmer months, trees use dormancy to protect themselves so they can grow again in the warmer months.

If you’re curious about the science behind the beginning stages of dormancy, you can watch this video from New Leaf Nursery Plant Specialist Jen, where she explains why leaves change color in the fall—a common side effect of the tree entering dormancy.

CALLING ALL SEED REWARDS MEMBERS!

Mark your calendars for Friday, November 10th from 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM as we celebrate you, our most loyal customers, and invite you to attend a “sneak peek” event on our First Winter Night Celebration at the nursery! Come say hello, enjoy some delicious eats and holiday cheer, and shop our exclusive holiday collection! Earn DOUBLE POINTS ON ALL YOUR PURCHASES, including live trees, ornaments, wreaths, garlands and poinsettias. Our garden center barn will be fully decorated for Christmas, and Seed Rewards Members will get 25% off one Christmas décor item.

This is an opportunity for you and a friend to come visit the garden center that has been transformed into a Winter dream! Dazzling trees laden with beautiful holiday ornaments, enticing fragrances of the season and unique home decor elements curated by our team of in house designers and nursery owners.

This exclusive event is for Seed Reward Members and their guest only. Sign up today and watch those rewards grow from holiday gifts into free merchandise from New Leaf Nursery in the Spring of 2024! Special door prizes, gifts and rewards to members will be given at the Sneak Peek Event.

If you would like to be a part of this intimate event and you are not yet a Seed Rewards Member, you can sign up to be one on the bottom of our homepage. It’s free and easy, and the benefits keep coming!

Get Spruced Up — Christmas Trees Are Coming!

What's Christmas without a Christmas tree? Our tree lot at the Nursery will be open for the season on November 24th. We will offer fresh cut trees from the Pacific Northwest in various heights and shapes on our tree lot at the Nursery. Flocking services will again be available on any fresh cut tree, along with living trees that can later become part of your landscape! It’s never too early to dream of Christmas! And yes, we really do have spinning Christmas trees on display! Come see for yourself!

As with everything else, fresh cut trees are in great demand, so be sure you come in early to get that perfect family tree!

The Perfect Tree for

the Perfect Holiday

Are you wanting a tree between 10-20 feet tall? We can help! You can pre-order one by filling out a custom order form on our website, or you can come into the Nursery to pick the perfect one! Make sure to keep an eye on our website and social media outlets for more information on our fresh cut trees!

Cue the Twinkly Lights!

Once again, we are providing all the live holiday trees to the Davenport Hotel in downtown Spokane. If you’re looking for an afternoon of fun this holiday season, plan a trip to the hotel where you can see our 17’ tree in their lobby!

Loaded Mashed Potatoes—The Perfect Holiday Dish!

The holidays are a wonderful time of the year when we gather with friends and family over delicious home cooked meals. Some things are just meant to be together—peanut butter and jelly, surf and turf, salt and pepper, and…Loaded Mashed Potatoes! Good mashed potatoes really are one of the great luxuries of life. This Loaded Mashed Potato Casserole by Chef Savvy is to die for and is sure to be a hit with friends and family this Holiday season!

The Magic Behind New Leaf Nursery

Behind every great business is a strong leadership team. New Leaf Nursery Owners Eric and Elaine Christen, and General Manager Ben Christen are a key piece of the puzzle that make New Leaf Nursery such an amazing place to work and shop! If you’ve ever visited New Leaf, you can find all three of them walking the nursery grounds frequently, authentically inspiring customers through their gardening journey. They take great pride in their business and it reflects throughout the community. Next time you’re at the Nursery, make sure to say hello! And don’t forget to snag up a copy of the ‘Hayden Lake Neighbors’ November issue where you can learn all about the Christens!

UPCOMING CLASSES AT NEW LEAF NURSERY

Preparing Your Gardens for Winter

and Planning for Spring with Cassie Hardy

  • Tuesday, November 7, 2023

  • 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM

  • New Leaf Nursery (map)

Cassie Hardy, landscape designer at New Leaf Nursery, will share with you what it takes to prepare your garden beds for the winter months ahead, and the things you should, and should not do to prepare them for Spring. Cassie will also discuss planning for designs for Spring. 

All of the class participants will receive a 10% discount certificate on a single bag of composting material in the outdoor Nursery! This class will be held in the white building by the south entry to the Nursery. You can find parking on the west side of the building.

Holiday Wreath with Kathy Wright

  • Wednesday, November 15, 2023

  • 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM

  • New Leaf Nursery (map)

Resident designer Kathy Wright will show you how to create a vine wreath adorned with twigs, branches and clusters of vibrant red berries. Enhanced with fresh pine and magnolia, pine cones and lichen mosses, this wreath is the perfect addition to your holiday decor. Store this wreath outdoors, in a covered space, or add it to your holiday decorations inside or out!

Don’t forget to check out our events page to learn more about other classes coming in November, and make sure to register early!

Fall Planting

Rain, Rain Go Away…We really want to plant today!

Fall has arrived in the Inland Northwest! Once the rain goes away, it’s time to get outside and plant! Trees, perennials and bulbs are ready to go into the ground, and local favorites such as Potentilla, Beardtongue, Day Lilies and Ornamental Grasses can still be planted and would make a wonderful addition to your fall garden. With the proper care, they will continue to flower well into the season.

If you’re already planning ahead for next year, you can give yourself a “jumpstart” by planting spring-blooming bulbs. All of our bulbs have arrived at the Nursery and are available in the barn. With over 50 different bulb varieties to choose from, you can select colors, heights, and bloom times for what to plant in fall that will work best in your garden. 

Popular varieties, such as Tulips and Hyacinths need a period of cold to bloom, which is why they need to be planted in fall. Aah..we can smell the Hyacinths now! Now that the soil is cooling, it will allow the bulbs time to establish enough roots to solidly grow, but not enough to sprout before Spring. You can plant your bulbs now to ensure a colorful spring garden.

Before you grab your garden tools and gloves, make sure to swing by the Nursery to stock up on that tree or shrub you’ve been eyeing all year. Our fall sale is still happening with amazing deals up to 60% OFF!

Let’s Give ‘em Pumpkin to Talk About!

Ah, pumpkins! Nothing says fall more than a carved pumpkin on your front porch. Pumpkins are one of our favorite things about fall, and they are now being delivered regularly here at the Nursery! From Fairytale and traditional orange carvers, to warty green specialities, there are so many to choose from that you won’t be left out of the pumpkin party! Pair them with our colorful Asters and Mums, or with kale and peppers—the perfect addition to brighten your doorstep this fall season!

Fabulous Fall Recipe — Pumpkin Mac & Cheese

There are so many great things to love about the fall—gorgeous colors, sweater weather, pumpkin spiced lattes, and of course, comfort food! Fall comfort food just tastes better when the weather starts to cool off. This Pumpkin Mac and Cheese from Spoon Fork Bacon is not only to die for, but provides just the right amount comfort for those cooler nights!

IT’S OFFICIALLY FALL FESTIVAL SEASON!

Our Annual Fall Festival is just over a week away. Come enjoy a weekend of music, great food, FREE kids activities and fun!

Friday, October 6th: 12:00-5:00 PM

Saturday, October 7th:  9:00 AM-5:00 PM

Sunday, October 8th: 10:00 AM-4:00 PM

Our three day event encompasses the entire Nursery grounds and admission is always FREE! In addition to FREE admission, there will be Face Painters, Bouncy Houses, Arts & Crafts projects, a Petting Zoo and a daily Scavenger hunt for kids, ages 3-10.  

Did we mention that’s ALL FREE?!

We will have a special guest this year—meet Belle, the Clydesdale! All rides will be hand led by her owner, Dana. A truly unique experience! If you’re interested in meeting Belle, she will be available for specific riding times, so make sure to stop by during those hours!

Friday: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Saturday: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Sunday: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

We will still have the Kids’ Pony Rides (these are paid attractions, and weight limits will apply to the horse and pony rides). Come find your perfect Halloween Pumpkins; we’ve got a selection of truly unusual pumpkins and gourds! Make sure to come early for the best selection.

And come hungry! Your favorites plus some newcomers will provide great fall eats, along with so many unique local artisans and food vendors. It’s the perfect place to start your Holiday shopping!

If that’s not enough, there will be amazing deals on trees, plants and shrubs, as well as garden art to finish off your dream garden! Our barn is loaded with beautiful fall blooms and branches, along with fragrant candles and unique home décor for the fall. Plus, with Christmas right around the corner, you’ll be able to see a sample of our holiday collection!

We can’t wait to see you there!

You can visit our Events Page for even more details on the Fall Festival!

Employee Spotlight — Meet Tyler!

This month, our employee spotlight shines on another ‘star’ in our galaxy. Tyler lights up our nursery with his awesome smile and infectious personality! He is a delight to work with and loves to talk about gardening with all of our customers. He is always willing to go above and beyond for our customers and employees, and there is no question he can’t answer! Next time you’re at the Nursery, make sure to say hello!

  • Wednesday, October 4, 2023

  • 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

  • New Leaf Nursery 

Pruning can be a challenging proposition at best. Where do I cut on the branch? What is the best time to prune? In this class, plant expert Laurie Wilson will explain it all and show you just how to do it!

Laurie studied Horticulture at The Lake Washington Institute of Technology, as well as studying Environmental Horticulture and Master Pruners Classes at the University of Washington. Laurie has worked with trees, plants and shrubs for over 20 years, and she is a respected member of the gardening community in North Idaho.

Weather permitting, the class will be held in our nursery center. You can park on the west side of the building and meet in the white building. Make sure to dress appropriately for walking through the nursery.

Garlic Tasting with Nina Messner

  • Thursday, October 12, 2023

  • 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

  • New Leaf Nursery

Snow Valley’s garlic queen, Nina Messner, is hosting a garlic tasting at New Leaf Nursery! She will lead the class in tasting different types of garlic, explain their culinary uses, and show how to grow your own bulbs at home! Garlic and gardening supplies will be available after the class concludes. 

Check out our events page to learn more about other classes coming in October, and make sure to register early!

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SEED REWARDS MEMBER

Become a Seeds Rewards Member and start earning points towards exclusive discounts with every purchase at New Leaf Nursery! For more information on our rewards program, please visit the front desk in our garden center.

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WE ARE CLOSED FOR THE SEASON, BUT WILL REOPEN MARCH 1, 2025.