Holiday Hours
NOV 25-DEC 24
MON - THURS: 10AM - 7PM
FRIDAY - SAT : 10AM - 8PM
SUNDAY: 10AM - 4PM
Open Chistmas Eve until 4PM
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Santa's Schedule
Sat 17 Dec & Sun 18 Dec 10AM to 1:30PM.
Complimentary wagon rides
with Santa
Sat 17 & Sun 18 Dec 10:30, 11:30 & 12:30.
Marshmallow roasting at our bonfire.
We will reopen on Friday 9 March 2012.
This is also the first day of our
Easter Egg Hunt.
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Christmas In The Country
Join the fun, sights, & spirit of Christmas.
Fresh greens and trees.
Colorful holiday flowers...
Live Animal Nativity scene.
A cheery bonfire.
Free Marshmallow roasting.
Hayrides with Santa - (See Santa's hours)
Hot Chocolate, Cider, Coffee and Cookies for our customers.
Great picture opportunities.
Get more information on Christmas in the Country
Santa's List
Parents are invited to complete the form that’s found in the below link, and send it to Santa here at the Farm. If you wish, when your child arrives, Santa will look up the child’s name in his “book” and mention any topics or behaviors you wish Santa to highlight.
Your child can visit with Santa
Bring your pre-school kids to visit Santa with a class tour during the week of 5-9 December 2011 at 9.30 or 11:00 AM. The Cost is $6.50 for children and $3.50 for adults. Call 412-364-8662 for information and reservations. Learn more on our Class Visit wtih Santa page.
Or schedule your child's Birthday Party with Santa on weekends December 3rd, 4th, 10th, and 11th. Santa will be present between the hours of 10 AM and 1:00 PM. The Cost is $6.50 for children and $3.50 for adults. Call 412-364-8662 for information and
reservations. Learn more on our Christmas Birthday Party Page.
Christmas Clearance Sale
- Artificial Holiday Decorations 50% off.
- Christmas Flowers and Poinsettias 25% off.
- Wreaths, roping, and greens 25%off.
- Tropicals & Houseplants 15% off
- All remaining non-Christmas trees and shrubs 50% off (Special orders not included)
Christmas Tree Delivery and Setup for time challenged families
- Free delivery within 10 miles on purchases over $250
- Delivery only, to your driveway's edge, $30 within 10 miles.
- Delivery only beyond 10 miles, add $1.50 per mile.
- Delivery and setup, $75 within 10 miles.Trees 10' and taller $100.
Read our article about Caring for your Christmas Tree.
Need Reliable, Easy To Use, Tree Stand This Holiday Season?
Check out the Krinner Genie tree stand. With a Krinner its almost fun to set up a tree, and the job can be done (by your self) in less than a minute. Forget about the crawling under scratchy limbs to tighten the screws one at a time, then hope the tree was straight and secure. With a Krinner tree stand, you places the tree in the stand, holds it straight and pump the foot pedal until the stand grips the tree and holds it straight and safe.
The Gift of Gardening
A gift certificate from Reilly's. Either stop by, or even easier, just give us a call and we will do the transaction over the phone and mail out the gift card.
What is Growing in Your Container Gardens This Winter?
Nothing? Say it's not be so. Well, really one can't expect much to actually growing in December, but you can put together a an attractive creation with plant material from the garden and nearby fields and woods.
How to Assemble Winter Containers:
- To prepare a winter container, first fill it with potting soil or sand ( if it is currently empty) to hold the inserted plant stems upright.
- After the container is filled, the creativity begins. Evergreen branches, such as fir, juniper and spruce are first to be inserted into the potting material.
- Add lighter shades of green with branches of white pine, arborvitae, cypress or hemlock to soften the arrangement. Seek a contrast of texture, color and height when arranging the branches in the container.
- Follow up with branches of curly willow, red-twig or yellow-twig dog¬wood or even sprayed branches of white, gold or silver.
- Add berried branches of winterberry, sumac or holly.
- Finishing touches can include ribbon, spray paint, glitter, dried seedheads of sedum, milkweed, coneflower, teasel, alliums, ornamental grasses, and pine cones. Pome9ranates, lemons or apples will also add a nice touch.
Natural Decorations.
It's Easy to Dress Up Your Home
The Christmas Tree Lot opens on Wednesday 23 November. Premium Cut trees in all sizes from extra large to table top will fill your home with a wonderful fragrance. Live trees , from 1 to 5 ft, for holiday decoration now, and landscape beauty later. (Be advised live trees should not remain indoors for more than a week.) For a $5 discount, cut out the coupon below.
Colorful poinsettias, cyclamen, tropical plants, and other Christmas flowers fill the greenhouse. What a spectacular sight!
Fresh evergreen wreaths, roping, greens, and swags for the perfect holiday touch. Everything to decorate and create a festive home.
Natural Outdoor Holiday Porch Arrangements to enhance the beauty of your entryway. They are sure to impress your guests as they arrive.
Flowers as Fashion
Think of flowers and houseplants as fashion statements. Bringing them into interior spaces gives the room a finished look. Many believe a room isn't complete until there is a bit of nature in it. With several varieties of Christmas flowers and houseplants available during this season, it is simple to create an interior oasis and make both home and season festive.
Give it a try.
A case for house plants.
A house needs living things, plants, to make it feel like a home. Tropical plants are the perfect solution, they look so good, softening the right angles of the rooms and adding a sculptural element to the decor They are real, natural and they're alive.
House plants create a sense of coziness and put people at ease. Properly used, they can make large spaces look intimate and magnify small spaces to create an impression of depth. It is hard to imagine a decor that doesn't call for at least a few house plants placed in just the right spots.
When choosing houseplants from the hundreds that are available, be practical and have aesthetic considerations in mind, but consider the quality and duration of light. See the project in decorating terms. Exploring the graphic effect, color, texture, and pattern of each plant. The options are endless, and if you feel a bit overwhelmed come in on a Saturday and ask for Kathy's help.
See our Garden Topics article about Winter Tips for Houseplant Care.
Garden Topics
We've started a new feature in the Garden Center's section of the website: Garden Topics. Garden Topics will feature articles about Annuals, Perennials, Trees & Shrubs, Houseplants, Garden Aids, and even Garden Design. We're just getting started...so there are just a few articles now, but watch as our Garden Topics continue to grow! See our Current Month Gardening Tips!
Special Orders
If you can't find something you're looking for, please give us a call and see if we can help you!
In case you didn't know ...
Our meeting room is available for clubs and organizations at no cost. Give us a call,we may even be able to provide a gardening seminar! 412-364-8270.
