Over five acres of year-round greenhouses, gardens, and a retail gift store, all in the heart of historic Olmsted Falls Ohio.
Pansies are some of the happiest plants…their bright and colorful faces cheerfully accept a little late snow in the spring or an early cold snap in the fall. They petals add color to salads or desserts and are so pretty when “sugared!” Uncle John’s grows pansies in several different sizes. The 5″ pot size is … Read more
Hands down, it’s the fastest-growing, longest-lasting, truly trailing pansy for Spring and Autumn. Cool Wave is a cool-season gardener’s dream. More vigorous with the most prostrate habit of any spreading pansy – great in combos and as groundcover. Superior overwintering hardiness – Cool Wave is the earliest pansy to return in the Spring.
Pansies are some of the happiest plants…their bright and colorful faces cheerfully accept a little late snow in the spring or an early cold snap in the fall. They petals add color to salads or desserts and are so pretty when “sugared!” Uncle John’s grows pansies in several different sizes. Available in 10″ and 12″ … Read more
This charming mix of wildflowers, herbs, and low-growing plants transforms any area into a beautiful flowering meadow that provides nectar and habitat for a wide range of garden sprites. Mix includes: Carpet of Snow Alyssum Baby Blue Eyes Tussock Bellflower Candytuft California Bluebells California Poppy Dwarf Columbine Corn Poppy Creeping Daisy Showy Evening Primrose Alpine … Read more
Similar to the popular Pansy in many ways, Violas (aslo called Johnny Jump Up) have smaller flowers with the same blotched face pattern, often bicolor in combinations such as purple and yellow, or blue and white. Hardier than Pansy, Violas are a better choice when planting in the fall if you want them to make … Read more
Purple Showers form a low, bushy mound of bright green leaves, with loads of fragrant miniature pansy flowers from early spring to late fall. This variety has extra large bright purple blossoms, with a tiny yellow eye, and creates a dramatic impact in the spring garden when combined with yellow and red tulips.