Rodgers Shrubbery

02/20/2025

After the third year in a row of storm damage to the greenhouse, we have decided to take the greenhouse down.
Anyone who is interested in procuring the greenhouse, all respectable offers will be considered including you taking it down for a lower cost of the structure. The major component to rebuilding would be the wood framing and the plastic cover. It measures 16'wx40l'x16'h and has two vents and two exhaust fans. but being honest, a roll up side did more in the summer to control the temps than the fans ever did.

Picture of when we purchased it, after we updated it, and how it is now

01/18/2025

We will say Ni again to you if you do not appease us.

09/02/2024

We have been thinking of fall starts, such as broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, collards, mustard, kale, and lettuce, as well as pansies and snapdragons. But we will only order if there is enough interest in folks buying starts. Past years there has been a lot of unsold plants since we have to meet certain minimum buys with the grower so please respond with a comment if you would be interested in buy fall starts from Rodgers Shrubbery.

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05/09/2024

We have some plants that are out growing their pots and need their forever home. Plus I am going out of town later this month so starting today all our plants are 25% off.

Won't you give one or a few of these plants a forever home to grow and thrive in?

04/20/2024

We have been selling plants steadily for those wanting to get their gardens in. We still have plenty left if you are ready to start or expand your own garden.

03/22/2024

Say it ain't so 🪴🌵🌿

03/19/2024

We have been asked when will we have plants. I know ya'll are seeing lots of the big box stores have plants out already, but it still is too early to plant despite the warm temps felt over the past week. We do have some cold hardy garlic, green onion, bok choy, and potato now, with spring and summer garden plants coming soon

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03/17/2024

03/13/2024

Growing is approaching, not quite here yet for everything. We do have some cold hardy plants available like garlic, green onions, potatoes, butternut squash, and swish chard.

Ferns coming soon but don't want to be too premature on bringing them in just to have another frost.

03/12/2024

There’s early evidence of ANOTHER frost/freeze around Tuesday, March 19….don’t plant yet!

03/12/2024

Via WSFA.... as tempting as it is, wait.