The Eclectic Greenhouse

With regret, we will not be open this year. My Monday to Friday job is requiring my attention.

I do have some tomatoes for sale. Pls. PM for details.

Greenhouse Clearout!
Everything $2
Perennials
Petunias
Annuals
Some tomatoes, mostly cherry and Roma.
Still a good selection.
$2 for a 6 pack or a 4 pack.

60502 RR 253 Westlock County.

WOW! We've been busy! Still a good selection, but stop by soon. Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 10 to 6.

Hello everyone! We will be open Friday, Saturday, Sunday AND Monday for the long weekend. 10 to 6

GREENHOUSE OPEN
10 TO 6
SATURDAY
& SUNDAY

Greenhouse closed today due to wind issues.

Opening Saturday at 10!

$4 - 4-inch single Petunias

Wave yellow
Wave black
Wave cinnamon
Wave Caramel Yellow
Wave hot pink
Wave red
Wave lilac

$4 - 4 pack Petunias
Madness Red
Madness Purple
Madness Burgundy
Madness Plum Crazy
Madness White

$4 – Single Annuals

Bidens
Coleus (many types)
Sweet Potatoe Vine (Ipomea)
Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia)
Nemesia (Blueberry, Strawberry, Tropical, etc)
Bacopa (White)
Begonias
Geraniums (Assorted colors)
Wave Pansy (Assorted colors)
Rudbeckia

$4 - 6 packs
Alyssum (White)
Dahlia
Impatiens
Marigold (French & Africa)
Pansy
Portulaca
Snapdragon
Evening Scented Stocks
Dwarf Vintage Stocks
Zinnia
Dianthus
Dusty Miller
Gazania
Lobelia

$4 single Herbs
Basil
Chives (onion)
Lavender
Oregano
Rosemary
Sage (limited!)
Mojito Mint
Tarragon
Thyme
Parsley
Lemon Balm


Perennials $TBD
Foxglove
Coral Bells (Heuchera)
Sweet William
Dwarf Hollyhock
Black Hollyhock

Melons
Cucamelon (2 per pot $7)
Cucamelon large singles $5 and up
Honeydew (2 plants per pot $7)
Cantaloupe (2 plants per pot $7)

Hungarian Hot Peppers 1 gallon $7 and up

$4 - Fruit & Vegetables
$4 – singles
Strawberries
Watermelon
Cucumbers
Lemon Cucumbers
Zucchini
Spaghetti Squash
Butternut Squash
Hungarian Hot Pepper
Pumpkin

6 packs
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Red Cabbage
Green Cabbage
Romaine Lettuce
Head Lettuce
Leaf Lettuce
Spinach
Swiss Chard
Kale


Tomatoes starting at $5 ea. All our tomatoes are in a 6-inch pot, much larger and better rooted than many others.

Roma Type
Roma VF – 65 days It is the best known of the paste-types, featuring few seeds and a rich, meaty interior. This variety is commonly used for sauces and ketchup. Productive plants bear 85 g (3 oz) pear-shaped fruit and boast disease resistance.
San Marzano – 76 days (4-5 ounce) plum tomatoes grow on large and vigorous plants. Has excellent tomato flavor and is great to eat fresh, make sauces or for canning and drying. Needs staking!
Elizabeth Roma – 60 days oval shaped tomatoes that are lightly speckled with gold stripes. Slightly sweet, but with good tomato flavor. Grows to over 10 feet and keeps producing vast numbers of fruit per plant. Indeterminate. (Produces all season!)

Regular Tomatoes
Bonny Best – 55 days
Produces beautiful bright red tomatoes. Highly sought after for its early high yields and superb taste, this heirloom favorite is definitely not a thing of the past! The globe-shaped fruits average 140 g (5 oz.) each. Its firm flesh and few seeds make it an excellent choice for slicing and for canning.

Manitoba – 55 to 60 days

Beefsteak – 80 days

Bush Early Girl – 63 days Growing only 18 in. (45 cm) tall, this plant produces tasty red fruits measuring almost 4 in. (10 cm) across

Saladette (Roma”ish” but somewhat smaller)
Healthkick – 70 days This tomato is healthier for you than others you can grow or buy. Packed with the 50% more of the beneficial antioxidant lycopene. 4 oz fruits.
Little Napoli - 60 days A great performer in containers, this is one of the only patio-type Romas available. The small plants yield large amounts of tasty paste tomatoes.

Cherry Tomatoes
Tidy Rose - A deep pink mini beefsteak type that stays compact. It has beautiful ribbed fruit with rich heirloom flavor.
Tidy Treat - Unlike other patio types, it continues to produce tomatoes all season. Its habit stays compact. Enjoy red cherry tomatoes with a unique heirloom flavor all season long!
Sunsugar - They are considered a yellow cherry tomato but they really ripen to a very nice orange color. They are a bit bigger than the traditional cherry tomatoes that I have grown in the past (Sweeties and sweet 100’s). I have also found that they are overall more productive than many of the more traditional cherry tomatoes. They are also very early to mature. These are always the first tomato in our garden.

Me too! I actually take my holidays from my 9-5 to have this seasonal business. Keeps me honest!

Some early bloomers are looking for homes!

We won't tell if you don't!

Yes! We have Impatiens this year! See you soon!

Why we are Eclectic, and why we are different!

Transplanting tomato seedlings a second time only makes them stronger. That's because burying tomato stems (again) encourages them to grow even more roots... and more roots mean bigger, healthier plants that are better able to withstand pests and diseases.

All of our tomatoes have been started, and then transplanted to 4" pots. Once they take off we move them to our 'finishing' pots, so when you get them they have AMAZING roots. Most greenhouses don't have time, but we do!

Better plants, Better prices!

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