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Great time, great plants, great food & conversation

17 years ago

It was GREAT to see everyone today - we had a wonderful time - thanks for all the great plants, food, conversation, etc.!

Now comes the hard part - getting everything in the ground! :) Some will wait until fall, but some are already out there...

Terry - Meyers was GREAT also! Didn't do too bad - only $22.99 left my account - but THOUSANDS could have! :)

Your directions were right on track - we went straight there. And stayed. And stayed.

Gotta run - Rosemary

Comments (4)

tsmith2579
17 years ago
It was good to see you again. We love Myers. Go about once a month and just wander around. Did you get any of the Red Stella daylilies? We like to go on a rainy day. We have the place to ourselves and we just walk around with an umbrella. Stewart Myers and his personnel are always so friendly and helpful. - Terry
roseyp8255
Original Author
17 years ago
It was pretty packed today @ Myers, we spent well over an hour there browsing, and could have spent all afternoon. Rae got her some of the red Stella's - we'll get some babies from her in the future! :)
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loveofmylife680
17 years ago
Ok I am nosey, what is this place ya'll are talking about named myers?
Jill
tedevore
17 years ago
Myers is one of the better nurseries in town. (actually in Pelham on highway 31.)
Plant Odyssey is my favorite, but I have spent plenty at Myers also.

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