She Shed Boutique

Look what we just got in! Shawn Kemp size 9. Like brand new...$200.00

I am sharing this because i can't seem to send it to myself lol

This is an important message to every gardener and houseplant owner. BAKE YOUR EGGSHELLS! You'll see why you'll want to in the comments...

Come down and see me! Mom is working our shop and I am working at Sassy Bootie-q. They have ao many wonderful things. You can come and shop both shops and then ho shop the other 20 shops!!! Make a day out of it.

Art and furniture. Antiques! Soon Sassy Bootieq will be selling coffee too! Everything for everyone!! Come down and see us!! Inside the Sanford and Son Building! 20 stores to browse and shop!

My oh my! The prom dresses we have! Also come and see all the things that Sassy Bootyq and the building has. I will post in the next post. So much stuff!! Come down and make us offers we can't refuse!!

Plant of the day!
Western Trillium (Trillium ovatum)

For fierce gardeners, Trillium holds a special place in the heart and the garden. It’s hard to find in most nurseries and is not often cultivated because starting from seed takes many years to achieve a sellable plant, and they grow and spread so slowly that it still takes years to get any quantity of divisions. Then there are nurseries like us, who operate on a smaller, more intimate scale with the plants we love. We don't mind waiting. When they are finally ready, it makes our Trilliums that much more special.

Trilliums, also called Wake Robins, are a treat when you find them along woodland trails throughout the Pacific Northwest in March and April. They only grow a few inches tall, maybe to a foot, and are identified by their distinctive three leaves arranged in a triangle and a three-petaled flower perched on top. Flowers are most often white and age to pink, lavender, and reddish. You'll find them nestled into the forest floor and frequently snuggled up to the base of trees. They like it shady with maybe a little direct sun for a couple of hours.

Trilliums are not a protected species in Washington but they are fragile when they are blooming (which is when you know where they are) and wild harvesting can easily damage the plant and set its growth back a year or two. It's best to treasure the pleasure of spotting them on your walk through the woods, but leave those wild ones to get on with their life undisturbed.

Find them 10-5 Tuesday-Sunday.

We have our dollar rack too people! Lots of stuff on it. Clothes that have been here over 90 days and customers didn't want them back. Come see us!

We got in a lot of new stuff. Here are just a few pics. Come down and see us. We will be there tomorrow from 11-4 and Friday as well. Lucia will be here Saturday and Sunday! So much fun!!

Lots of new stuff! Lucia will be at the shop from 12-4. Go down and see her and all the new shops!

Come down and shop today. Lucia will be open from 12-4. And shop all of the other stores in our building Sanford and Sons! We have new stores coming in every day. I think we have 20 of them now!

Spring Fling/Prom dresses!

Come and see us tomorrow! We just got in lots of gorgeous prom/spring fling dresses. Once we get them priced and take pictures, we will post! Stay tuned!

Faux brass and wood table.

Look at what we have! Going back to the 70's.

Half off all Valentines day stuff!

Come down and see us for our dollar sale! We will have the dollar sale until we run out. They are just things that we have had for more then 90 days and we need to make room for more!!