Pineview Produce

Things are really coming along in our produce dedicated greenhouses! A lot of people have been asking about thyme in preparation of Thanksgiving.  This last week we had salad mixes with us at the Maple Grove Farmers Market! They are comprised of swiss chard, pansies (did you know they are edible?), arugula, and spinach.

Small Business Saturday

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY

[ how it works ]

1. register any eleigible American Express Card online at shopsmall.com. registration is limited. registration opens at 12:00am MST on november 24, 2013, and continues until 11:59 pm MST on november 30, 2013, unless the registration limit is reached sooner.

2. use the registered card on novmeber 30, 2013, to spend $10 or more in a single in-store transaction at a qualifying small business location [  like lynde greenhouse & nursery ] that appears on the small business saturday map. online transactions do not qualify. the small business saturday map will be available starting on november 21, 2013.  to view the map, visit shopsmall.com.

3. get a one-time $10 statement credit for that transcation from american express within 90 days ater november 30, 2013. 

for more information about this offer, visit shopsmall.com

Flocking Holiday Trees

Every year we flock Christmas trees, we do this in-house. Flocking a Christmas tree means to apply some kind of coating that will appear to look like snow.  A beautiful snow that never melts! This is a quick video to show you how we give our Christmas trees this beautiful holiday glow.

Pineview Produce

As many people know, we've started a produce endeavor!  As a way to utilize our empty greenhouse space in the colder months of the year, we have decided to grow vegetables and herbs in our greenhouse for sale in the community.  It is difficult to get locally grown produce this time of year, so why not?  Take a look at some of our progress thus far...

Welcome to the Holidays!

The temperatures are dropping, just about everything has died after the first big frost, and the sun rarely shines! Basically the definition of the transition from fall into winter seasons. 

That means the greenhouse is full of spruce tips! Hundreds upon hundreds of spuce tip arrangements go out our doors during a given season, and it takes some serious manpower to put them all together.

Get a glimpse into how it's done!

As always, the radio is always rocking.