Hi, your Mini Garden Gazette is here!

Published: Fri, 01/27/17

  
        
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 Mini Garden Gazette
Faith, Hope & Pixie Dust!
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Hi ,

I hope this finds you well and enjoying the slightly longer days and earlier mornings. Spring is on its way!

I would like to extend a heart-felt thanks to all the people that reached out last week to ask where their weekly Mini Garden Gazette was because I wasn't able send it out. It was really overwhelming to get your notes - thank you Fellow Miniature Gardeners! Without you, you know I wouldn't be here. <3

WHAT HAPPENED? My wonderful host, GoDaddy, couldn't figure out why I couldn't publish. After waiting and waiting for a few days, I went in to the backend of my site, followed my gut, tried a change and it worked. Yay me. Lol! Needless to say they would not give me an address to send my invoice to. Everything should be back on line and working properly. Please let me know if you are having any issues with any of our websites.

Oh, and you'll find us the in Country Gardens magazine with some ideas for terrarium accessories. We can't find that particular magazine (but we can find Country Living and Garden Living and Country Garden Living... Lol!) If you have a copy that you can see us in and are finished with it, we would love to buy it from you. We can send a SASE to you too. Email: Info@TwoGreenThumbs.com. TYTY! 

It's a busy Gazette this week, so I'll keep this short and sweet. Remember that if you do what you love to do that spreads more love. <3

Whatever you do, make it fun,

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Oh Betty! The beeeeautiful Betty Rose Hemlock is finally back in store. THIS is how she flushed out in spring growth each year. Betty is rare because she is hard to propagate but she is a BREEZE to grow! Make sure your zone matches the specs in the listing and give her a cool sun spot to live. It's an awesome dwarf shrub that grows about 2 to 3 inches per year. See more here.



Up on the Mini Garden Guru Blog:










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The new Pink Chintz Thyme grows about 4" tall with salmon-pink flowers that look like they change as the flower ages. Such character! Such color! See it here. 



What's NEW in the Store this Week!




RESERVE YOUR TREES - The trees that sold out quickly in the fall are now back in stock in limited supply. **Purchase reserves the trees,** and YOU let me know when to ship them BUT we will check with you again before we ship to make sure the weather is good. 

Here are a few of them:

NEW TINY TREE SETS - New Mini Sets of Tiny Trees are back in stock too! 




BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE:




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Purple! The tops of the Top Point Dwarf Atlantic Cedar peeks out of the box of tiny trees we received this week. That's its winter blush and it will go back to the rich olive-green shades when the temperatures warm up in the spring come May or June.  See them in the new and back in stock section here.
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