Ok putting Liberty on my wish list. I haven't bought any new hostas for a few years.
I'm a one (or two) of everything gardener too, rather than collecting just one type of plant like some people do. I want it all. lol

I was there today and got two heucheras and a honeysuckle. The heucheras were something steel I think and the honeysuckle was serotina or something. I am over run by honeysuckle at home but it is the Hall's invasive kind. I hope what I bought is not what I already have.

Still lots of heucheras and heucherellas left, and rudbeckias have not been potted yet tho I hope to get to the rest Monday and Tuesday. The next wave of perennials will come in early April.

And no, Helen, that is not the invasive Hall's honeysuckle. It's a much prettier pink and yellow not invasive variety.

Sandy

Here is a link that might be useful: lonicera serotina

Thanks for the link. That description sounds wonderful. I will have to take good care of my little start. I have another load of mushroom compost so it will get some of that.

Sandy, do you take a paycheck home at all or just plants? LOL. I'd never bring any actual $$ home if I worked at a nursery, which I'd love to do if it weren't for my bad back. Each year I seriously consider getting a job at a nursery just to get the plants.

Nope, no paycheck. I usually end up owing Gayl money by the time I'm done, lol! But it pays for my spring addiction! Lots of new hostas in, BTW. Check'em out! Plus another slew of perennials.

And the annual Customer Appreciation Cookout is on April 28. Hot dogs & burgers from 11 til 1 and big sales all day!!

Sandy, where is Ozark Nursery? I would love to come see what all is available.
Keith

N. Main St Road in Joplin. Just head north on Main St out of Joplin, Past Ozark Christian College, past the road construction at Main and Zora, past the Humane Society, past Connie's Antique Mall. Look for Ozark Nursery on the left. It is actually in the village of Airport Drive. (417) 623-0224 if you should get lost.