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May is all about tomatoes! Kind of ironic since these can be the hardest to grow and ripen without a greenhouse. Hope is eternal and truly there is nothing more rewarding then a lush abundant tomato bush to pick , fondle and nurture along.
Some rather cool tomatoes available are the 'Black Pineapple' very fruity and purpled in appearance; an heirloom from Belgium. 'Egg yolk' a favorite of seed collectors, delicious little yellow tomatoes. Come by and pick out our heirloom and Island grown tomatoes this month - they go fast.
Remember to sign up for the special Daniel J. Hinkley Seminar & Signing on Saturday June 6, 1pm. Daniel Hinkley is a horticulturist extraordinaire, garden writer, and nurseryman. He is renowned for establishing Heronswood, in Kingston, and his personal garden 'Windcliff' in Washington. He is also celebrated for collecting, propagating, and naming varieties of plants new to the North American nursery trade. He is an experienced lecturer and will be presenting a seminar and book signing here at DIG. Call to pre-register for this free presentation and get a 10% discount off his latest book.
Our next class is 'Flagstone with Ross Johnson'
Sunday May 24, 11am
Ross will show you the best way to prepare the ground, place the stone and tamp down a handsome new addition to your landscape. This is a hands-on class to give you the information and skills needed to successfully complete your project. Please call to register.
