Spring Fever
Well, I guess it has been some time since my last post. Winter, as a rule, is generally a little slower in the garden world - especially when the garden is buried under snow and ice.
However, here in the bustling metropolis of Sarnia, ON, Canada, we have a garden center that is going out of business, and they are auctioning off all of their stock; nursery, greenhouse, and hardscape products. While it is sad that one of our favorite places is going away, I feel happy for the retiring owners and wish them the best....annnnnd the auction really got the spring garden juices flowing.
They are splitting the auction into three parts; one auction for every Saturday starting March 4. Well, I am not one to dilly-dally, so I was quick to get together with Ker and start pouring over their available online stock.
The bidding was lively, and some things certainly went for more than retail pricing, but I think that is probably due to some spring fever shared by my fellow Canadians.
We did alright, though. We won 4 lots that we were watching for a really good price. For a total of 150$ CAD, we won the following lots:
This is a lot of 18 ferns: 6 Japanese Painted Fern 'Godzilla', 11 'Lady in Red' Fern and 1 Christmas Fern. These will be used mainly for our new garden renovation project of the North side yard in spring 2023.







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