We have new plants and products arriving almost daily, and some are worth special mention. Check this page often to see what’s in store!
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Note: Some items sell
out quickly due to their seasonality.
Crescent Pot Level
Make sure your plant containers are level regardless of where you put them with the Crescent Pot Level. These ingenious garden aids right any off-kilter container on a driveway, uneven walkway, or sloped ground. Simply turn the sections to adjust for slopes up to eight inches, then place the pot on top. Pot Levels come in gray or terra cotta, but can be spray-painted to match any containers or dirt. They hold up to five hundred pounds and are suitable for birdbaths.
Make sure your plant containers are level regardless of where you put them with the Crescent Pot Level. These ingenious garden aids right any off-kilter container on a driveway, uneven walkway, or sloped ground. Simply turn the sections to adjust for slopes up to eight inches, then place the pot on top. Pot Levels come in gray or terra cotta, but can be spray-painted to match any containers or dirt. They hold up to five hundred pounds and are suitable for birdbaths.
Sunpatiens
Navlet’s now has Sunpatiens, a cross between a regular and a New Guinea Impatiens. It thrives in hot sunny locations where we would traditionally plant Marigolds, Salvia and Vinca. Sunpatiens grows three feet high and wide with thick, branching stems and colorful foliage. The large flowers are available in three colors: white, coral, or lavender, and bloom until the first frost. Sunpatiens likes moist conditions, but will actually flower more by letting them wilt slightly between waterings.
Navlet’s now has Sunpatiens, a cross between a regular and a New Guinea Impatiens. It thrives in hot sunny locations where we would traditionally plant Marigolds, Salvia and Vinca. Sunpatiens grows three feet high and wide with thick, branching stems and colorful foliage. The large flowers are available in three colors: white, coral, or lavender, and bloom until the first frost. Sunpatiens likes moist conditions, but will actually flower more by letting them wilt slightly between waterings.
