Fritz Creek Gardens | Sales Specials!

Sales Specials

From time to time we put various plants and supplies on sale. Be sure to check this page for the latest hot deals!

Updated July 16

Hit n Miss Sales

We are working everyday getting plants ready for storage for next season, looking at reducing some inventory on certain items and putting them on special. These change daily as we adjust. Stop by when you have time to see what's up for grabs that day.

Sale on Bark is Back

I was able to find some more of the small nugget bark perfect for mulching gardens. I always buy in the fall at the discount stores for next year so I can pass on the savings to my customers. Why? Because the more successful you are, the better my business. Because our season is going on and on, and on and on, I have bark for this season now. The price is $7.75 for a 2 cubic foot bag. In addition to looking great, bark will hold moisture, which this year turns out to be more important than ever. Also, the mulch will protect your plants a bit for the winter. When we advertised this bark earlier, it was the larger bark more suitable for pathways and under trees and shrubs. This bark is perfect for perennial gardens.

Great Apple Tree Sale!

Here's the deal: our apple trees usually sell for $65. Now, we are offering the first tree at this regular price but the second tree is half price ($32.50). That's a sweet deal.

Currently in stock:

7 'Harcourt' — medium-sized bright red, mild and pleasant flavored apple. Excellent apple for eating, cooking and storage. Ripens in late summer, early fall.

5 'Battleford' — medium sized, green-yellow with red stripe. Good for eating and cooking with fair storage qualities. Ripens in late summer, early fall.

4 'Goodland' — large green blushed-red apple. Excellent for eating, cooking or storing. Ripens in late fall.

1 'Norland' — medium-sized green eating and cooking apple with red stripes. Stores well if picked under-ripe. Semi-dwarf habit. Ripens in late summer, early fall.

2 'September Ruby' — large, sweet bright red apple excellent for fresh eating and juicing with good storage quality. Ripens late summer, early fall.

Our Infamous $2 Table Returns

Every year about this time we have pots of plants that aren't quite up to our high standards. They may not be full enough, tall enough, or maybe there is more than one variety in the same pot — or even in the wrong size pot. Rather than throw them out (like the nursery manual says I should do) I pass these still great plants on to you by putting them on the $2 table. It's fun for me and my gardeners to see if there isn't something on that table that is just perfect for a hole in their garden. After all, we all love a bargain.