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Click here for information about Community Supported Agriculture
with Grant Family Farms!
Click here for information about our NEW Unusual, Recycled Container Contest!
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New in our Store '“Fresh Produce and Fruits " What is better that getting you vegetables and fruits from a local farm. |
Created by local artist Scott Langewisch of Parker!
These whimsical, rustic garden art pieces are one of a kind and created from used farm and landscape equipment parts, and old tools!
Come see the display in our Perennial Garden area
or visit Full Circle Garden Art's website!
Community Supported Agriculture!
You can still sign up !!!
And thanks to those who have already singed up, we appreciate your support of local farming!
Tagawa Gardens is pleased and honored to be a Host Pick Up Location for
Grant Family Farms Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)! Our pick up day is Friday from 4-7 PM!
Grant Farms is a family-owned, Certified Organic farm located north of Fort Collins. With CSA, you pre-purchase a share of Grant Farms' harvest and pick up a box filled with a wide variety of seasonal, freshly picked produce each week from Mid-June through December.
As a Host, Tagawa Gardens' will be a weekly pick up location for shareholders in our area--when you sign up, please ask for Tagawa Gardens to be your Host location--on your first pick up day, we will have two free re-usable Tagawa shopping bags for you to take home your fresh produce and re-use each week, plus you will receive 10% OFF your purchase* at Tagawa's n your pick up day!
Visit Grant Farms website for more information and to sign up!
To those who are current shareholders, if you are unable to pick up your weekly share on Fridays, we can hold your share till Saturday in our walk-in coolers, please just stop by our Guest Services Dept. and we can help you. If you are unable to pick up your weekly share, it will be donated to Parker Task Force Food Bank.
The Denver Post Classifeds/Tagawa Gardens
Unusual
Recycled Container Contest!
(as seen in The Denver Post Classifieds)
1. Find an unusual, used container at a garage sale—ex. A sink, a doll’s bathtub, an old cookie jar, etc (Please note, that a hole might have to be made in the bottom of the container so please consider carefully submitting photos of antique or irreplaceable items). Maximum area that will be planted: 24” x 24.”
2.Take a photo of the container and submit it via e-mail it to TagawaQandA@tagawagardens.com.
It’s that easy!!
Each week throughout July 2010, a winning container will be chosen.
The winner will be contacted via e-mail and invited to bring the container to Guest Service at
Tagawa Gardens, 7711 S. Parker Rd., Centennial, CO 80016, for it to be planted with flowers.
The container will be planted by Tagawa Gardens designers based on the conditions where the container will be throughout the summer. Once again, please note that if the container does not have drainage holes, holes may have to be made.
The winner will be notified when the container garden is planted and ready to go home (approx. five (5) days.
A photo of your unusual, recycled container garden may be featured in The Denver Post Classifieds section!
Tagawa Gardens is honored to be featured in
Sunset Magazine's April 2009 Mountain issue
for "The Best Place to Buy Plants".
We are featured as...
"The Place to Go for a "Mountain Garden Weekend
Nursery Day Trip in Denver and Beyond!"
See page 23
Thank you to Marcia Tatroe, Sunset's Mountain Garden Writer/Editor, for your support!
Tagawa Gardens Named One of
Today’s Garden Center’s “Revolutionary 100”
The Revolutionary 100 Garden Center Awards honors independent retail garden center owners for creating and implementing innovative and profitable business management practices into their operations. The awards spotlight garden centers that stand out for their commitment to leadership and serve as positive role models that others will follow and benchmark their own operations against as a measure of success. Today’s Garden Center is pleased to honor these dynamic leaders and share their success stories with the entire industry.
About Tagawa from their website:
"Excellent marketers. Added a former TV reporter in 2008 to provide garden information off-site and at the store in the form of garden lectures and hands-on activities and tours. Provide container gardens and plants – along with a Tagawa Gardens sign – for a local TV station’s “weather patio."
VeriFlora® Certified
Tagawa Gardens is excited and proud to announce...
Our Garden Center Has Been
VeriFlora®Certified!What does this mean to you as a consumer?
VeriFlora® is a sustainability certification program for fresh cut flowers and potted plants. The “VeriFlora® Certified Sustainably Grown” label is your guarantee that flowers and potted plants have been produced in an environmentally and socially responsible manner and meet the highest standards for freshness and quality.
Look for the VeriFlora Label.
30% OFF Trees and Shrubs
Sept 4,5&6 Chili Pepper Fiesta!
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