Noggle's Sweet Meadow Gardens & Greenhouses

Spring has arrived and Noggles is open! Don't be fooled by warm days, our nights can still be cold, but PANSIES DONT CARE. You will love our large selection. Plant some soon, it will lift your spirits and brighten your yard. come visit us Monday-Friday 9am-7pm and Saturday 9am-5pm. See you soon!

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TIS THE SEASON OF THE URBAN LEGEND OF POINSETTIAS Once upon a time in 1919 in Hawaii, an Army officer’s two-year old was found dead next to a poinsettia shrub. ...It was rumored that the child had ingested poinsettia leaves and died. Twenty-five years later this urban legend was so popular that it was published as fact in the book, Poisonous Plants of Hawaii. The actual truth is, the event never happened. Today you can still light up the Internet like a Christmas tree when growers, garden writers, and social media posts a positive article on this beautiful holiday plant. The uproar from horrified parents and pet-owners is that poinsettias are fatally toxic. The truth is that a 25 lb. child would have to eat 500 600 poinsettia leaves to get a stomachache, something that would happen if a child ate 500 600 leaves of any common plant found in a landscape, including vegetables. In 1996, nearly 850,000 cases of plants being eaten or touched were investigated by the American Association of Poison Control Centers. Poinsettia plants were the subject of 22,793 cases and the focus of the research to assess toxicity and fatality of eating poinsettia plants. No human deaths were reported out of all the cases. Accidents, involving mostly children, were responsible for nearly 99% of the cases, Many patients in these incidents did not need hospital treatment and most did not develop any major side effects from eating or touching the poinsettia. For pets, the same side effects of irritation, stomachaches, and vomiting happened but no fatalities. . The miracle this Christmas is that you can enjoy your beautiful holiday poinsettias. It's a good rule of thumb all year to keep supervision of small children and chewing-stage pets anytime they are around indoor or outdoor plants. The best way to spread this Christmas cheer is educating that poinsettias are not fatal loud enough for all to hear. ~ tw AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE: https://bit.ly/34fxZwt MAYO CLINIC: https://mayocl.in/2Wik7gx SNOPES: https://bit.ly/3mkKvAI UF EDU: https://bit.ly/2WjhDyc OSU EDU: https://bit.ly/2JVNa7a ASPCA: https://bit.ly/3mkSaiK PETPOISONCONTROL: https://bit.ly/3oTCy7y FFA FACTS: https://bit.ly/38jzZoL Photo credit: UF EDU Contact your local Extension office to find information specific to your location. To find the office nearest you, click on this link and follow the prompts: http://bit.ly/2OuheHX Disclaimer: Extension Master Gardener does not endorse any commercial products. Mention of products in articles, websites or podcasts should not infer endorsement.

Noggles Mums are ready! Perk up your deck and garden with fresh color. Long blooming and resistant to heat and cold, fall chrysanthemums are perfectly suited to the last days of summer and glorious autumn. Mums are $6.00/each. Fall hours are Monday through Saturday, 9 til 6.

Our vegetable plants are ready! We are fully stocked with tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, herbs, and much much more. Don't forget our wonderful selection of annual and perennial flowers and hanging baskets. Open Monday - Friday 9am - 8pm... Saturday 9am - 5pm Always closed on Sundays See more

warm weather is on the way, we promise. Noggles greenhouses are stocked to the rafters with flowers, vegetables, herbs, planters, and hanging baskets. Come enjoy our sun, humidity and fresh air. Don't forget some really nice flowers for mom. see you soon.

warm weather is on the way, we promise. Noggles greenhouses are stocked to the rafters with flowers, vegetables, herbs, planters, and hanging baskets. Come enjoy our sun, humidity and fresh air. Don't forget some really nice flowers for mom. see you soon.

Here at Noggles Greenhouses the family is working hard to grow your favorites, and are excited to supply you with flowers, vegetables, and herbs for the upcoming gardening season. As an agricultural production facility, our doors are open. Our greenhouses are well stocked, with a focus on selling plants at the proper planting time. Browsing is welcome but if pre-ordering and curbside pickup are helpful to you just give us a call. (717- 766-7750) Our seeding geranium sale w...ill continue (while supplies last) until April 30. small but mighty, these gems are only $1.59. Colors include scarlet, salmon, rose pink, cardinal, white, lavender and red/white bicolor. open M-F 9 -7, Saturday 9 till 5 and closed on Sundays

Noggles small but mighty seedling geraniums are on sale at the special price of just $1.59. Choose from several colors like scarlet (red), salmon, white, rose pink, lavender, cardinal (deeper red), or the two toned scarlet star (red and white). Visit now for best selection, these little gems go fast! The sale continues while supplies last. Call to pre-order and set up curbside pick-up. 717-766-7750 browsers are welcome if you keep your hands to yourselves. ... Don't forget our life sustaining vegetables. cold weather vegetables and Salad bowl planters are an easy way to get started. Snip, eat , repeat.

Life sustaining vegetable plants for sale. We have our cold weather spring vegtable plants hardend off and ready to go. Salad bowl planters are an easy way to get started. Snip, eat , repeat. Dont forget the Pansies to bring a little color to your yard or deck. ... Call to preorder and set up curbside pick-up. 717-766-7750

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to all our gardening friends and patrons, we are in full production mode, working on annual and perennial flowers, herbs, hanging baskets and vegetable plants. Hopefully, you will all be out and about in the next few weeks to visit us and make some purchases! In the meantime we have pansies and some cool weather vegetables ready for sale. Call us as 717-766-7750 to make arrangements for curbside pick up. (please leave a message with your name and number if we don't get t...o answer) we will call you back to get your order. Join us in efforts to stay safe and responsible. We will keep you posted as things change. Hang in there folks.

Gardening begins in January with a dream. Flowers in spring? Fresh salad in summer? Juicy fruit in fall? Bringing your dream to life starts with a plan: https://gardenplanner.almanac.com/

I HEARD A BIRD SING Poem by Oliver Herford, public domain. Photo of Mourning dove via Pixabay.com LEARN ABOUT MOURNING DOVES... NC State Extension: http://bit.ly/38vDebD All About Birds: http://bit.ly/35fV8NK National Audubon Society: http://bit.ly/2PcBtIW NestWatch: http://bit.ly/2LP16gV National Geographic: https://on.natgeo.com/2RO51yb Disclaimer: Extension Master Gardener does not endorse any commercial products. Mention of products in articles, websites, photographs, videos or podcasts does not mean endorsement. ~nk

- Here's a quick visual way to remind folks that fall pollen allergies come from wind-pollinated ragweed, not insect-pollinated goldenrod. ~rce via National Garden Bureau ... https://www.facebook.com/nationalgardenbureau/posts/10156567531492544

Growing your own food is certainly rewarding, but it can come with unforeseen challenges- such as weather! In spite of the rains, rains, rains...are you harvesting something you want to show off? Near or far, post a summer harvest picture in the comments!

If you are sick of the rain... This is my daughter's vegetable garden in Bozeman, Montana.

Who says gardening isn’t a rewarding hobby? ;-)