Grasses at OGF nursery Get ready, get set, PLANT. I know you have heard it a hundred times but here in the Pacific Northwest fall is the best time for planting. There are a lot of good reasons to plant now. The soil is still warm so roots will still grow giving you a much larger plant next spring. The soil doesn’t get too cold until about late November. The fall rains have started so you don’t have to water or worry about the new plants getting too dried out or burned. Actual

GO……………. This coming Saturday, March 7th, Old Goat Farm will take part in the Northwest Horticultural Society annual spring ephemeral plant sale. We usually participate in both the spring and fall NHS plant sales. It always gives me an appreciation for all the hard work that these small specialty nurseries go through to do this regularly. tables loaded and ready Any nursery business is hard work but when you grow your own plants it puts the business in a whole new category. T

GO……………. This coming Saturday, March 7th, Old Goat Farm will take part in the Northwest Horticultural Society annual spring ephemeral plant sale. We usually participate in both the spring and fall NHS plant sales. It always gives me an appreciation for all the hard work that these small specialty nurseries go through to do this regularly. tables loaded and ready Any nursery business is hard work but when you grow your own plants it puts the business in a whole new category. T