The most dangerous phrase in the English language...

...may well be "Stein's store wide sale".

Don't ask.

Oh, very dangerous indeed!

Come on.... tell.

I don't dare go. They had several clematis I wanted, but still have 13 to get into the ground.

Lessee...gallon sized perennials including hardy geraniums, golden creeping jenny (big draping one), catnip, epimedium, 4" perennials for a dollar-something including a couple ferns, dwarf sea thrift, Irish moss, a few ornamental grasses, a "blue bush" clematis- the receipt says "caerulea", which I think is coerulea, for $10.50, a really nice buttercup bush trained into a 5' tree form (tropicals 90% off) which will have to winter in the garage, a few house plants, a bag of espoma slug and bug granules and a hand spreader, a way cool set of paddle shaped drill bits to dig holes, on and on...

Leave all credit cards at home.

Oh No! Say it ain't so! Yes, very dangerous!

I know that I shouldn't ask.....but....Where is Stein's?

Stein Gardens and Gifts-checking the site, they are all in a line along SE WI from Kenosha up to Green Bay. They have great native plants, good prices and I don't have to worry about hardening things off. I love the clem I got on sale, it's a Monrovia (ooh-la-la) and had already bloomed so it's covered in cute little white puffballs now.

You are probably far enough away to be safe ;)

edit: whoops, I was thinking of the wrong clem, the "Monrovia" I got at Steins is a cute little bushy one with blue flowers and "whirlygig" pods. THe puffy one is the nearby My Angel.

This message was edited Sep 14, 2009 6:18 PM

Love Steins congrats