Perennial & Shrub of the month February

On February 10th 25% of our retail sales will be donated to Ada Grange to provide scholarship or scholarships to a lucky Siuslaw high Senior.

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Bring in 2 non-perishable food items and receive a free plant that day also.

Rose Seminar


Honeyman Nursery & Landscaping will be holding a seminar on Saturday Feb 6th at 11:00 am on how to grow and care for roses in our coastal environment. Barbara and Shayne will be there to answer your questions and explain some of the difficulties of growing on the coast, pruning techniques and giving you hints on how you still can have gorgeous roses. We will give you ideas on how to identify and correct issues before it becomes a problem with them. The bareroot roses arrived a couple of weeks ago and are ready to be planted in the ground and as a lot of our customers do plant them in containers also. Pre-registration is not required, but if you could call and let us know, that would be greatly appreciated! Honeyman Nursery & Landscaping 85089 Hwy 101S. We're 1 mile south of the bridge 541-997-8522

Spring colors are starting to show signs of life around the nursery and in town the crocus have their little heads coming up with shades of purple, yellow and white. Primroses and pansies planted at a front entrance or back deck add that bright and cheerful image that sping is just around the corner even if it's pouring down rain today. Not getting to many pavers laid down at work today with the water standing where I want to put them. We are staying inside painting and tiding up the barn and retail areas.

January

Happy New Year now the work begins again at the nursery.
We all had time off between Christmas & New Years Shayne & Jennifer went back to work today(saturday) the rest of us will back into the full swing of things on Monday the 4th.
 Spring is just around the corner bareroot roses will be in arriving the middle of January see the http://www.honeymannursery.com/new-arrivals.shtml.
page for a list of the roses coming in.
We will be offering a "how to" rose care seminar Febuary 6th at 11:00am
Bareroot trees and shrubs should be arriving at the end of the month.



January Newsletter

Here's a few pictures from the nursery, hopefully everyone is staying warm during this colder weather. Just be happy that's it's not snowing like a year ago. Remember to keep fresh water out for the birds. We just had a bird hit our sliding glass doors, had to bring it inside to warm up, sure enough once it warmed up it off it flew.

Florence, OR December 9th-- 17degrees this is our Palm Tree fountain out by the highway

Winter Weather

Ok it's starting to get a little colder at night now, Lance asked me last night if we needed to bring our Lemon, Banana and Ginger plants and I said na we can wait till the weekend, well I should of listen to him we got down to 34 at our house and the Nursery was down to mid 20's. It's always colder at the Nursery so we have already put everything in the greenhouse that is tender.

If you have tender plants that need to be protected, we suggest using remay to cover then.
Keep birdbaths filled with clean water.
Water shrubs under the eaves, the cold weather pulls the moisture out of the plants
If you planted Spring Bulbs and they are starting to come up already, that is OK the cold weather will not bother them in fact they like cold weather.