Feb 7-11 - The Southeastern Flower Show - Booth 207
Feb 15-18 - The New Jersey Flower Show - Booth 267
Feb 22-25 - The Maymont Flower Show - Booth 187
Mar 3-11 - The Philadelphia Flower Show - Booth 714
Apr 21-22 - The Leesburg Flower Show
Apr 27-28 - The Friends of the National Arboretum Plant Sale
May 4-5 - The Baltimore Flower Mart
May 5-6 - The Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival
May 18-20 - The 3rd Annual Landreth Heirloom Plant Sale
May 26 - The Baltimore Herb Festival
The Zinnia – A Flower for All Gardens
Friday, April 20, 2007
Few plants offer the dazzling array of color choices and large flowers that characterize the Zinnia family. Only dahlias and, perhaps, roses, can compete for size of bloom, intensity of color and showiness. The zinnia asks very little of its garden caretaker and gives so very much. Zinnias can
A Tomato Story
Friday, April 6, 2007
Dear Readers and Landreth Customers:
For those of you who came to see us at The Southeastern Flower Show, The New Jersey Flower Show, The Maymont Flower Show and/or The Philadelphia Flower Show, THANK YOU. It was so good to see so many of you. I am sorry that in many cases we did not have more
The Lovely Lettuce Family
Monday, March 26, 2007
The Lettuce is a hardy annual, introduced or cultivated in England since 1562, but from what country is unknown. The use of Lettuce, as a cooling and agreeable salad, is well known; it is also a useful ingredient in soups. It contains, like the other species of this genus, a quantity of opium
Starting the Gardening Year
Thursday, February 8, 2007
For All Our Gardeners
I love this time of year. The first two weeks of December are usually so quiet around Landreth, and then that week before Christmas we start hearing from a few early birds who miraculously have completed their holiday preparations ahead of time. Some are sending
3rd Annual Heirloom & Vintage Plants Sidewalk Sale
Saturday - Sunday
May 19- 20, 2007
8am - 6pm
60 East High Street,
Building #4
New Freedom, PA 17349
1-800-654-2407
You’re invited!
The D. Landreth Seed Company is the fifth oldest corporation in America. Among its many historic claims is the fact that the company sold seed to every American president from George Washington to Franklin D. Roosevelt. The Landreth story is the story of an American family business which was born near the time of America’s birth and grew with America over three centuries. It is a story of strong minded men and women of principle, fathers and mothers, sons and daughters who pursued a path of innovation and exploration with the pioneering spirit that will always be the essence of what makes this country great.
