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Welcome to Ashwood Gardens
& Nursery on the Web!
SUMMER HOURS:
Sunday 12pm-5pm
Monday-Closed
Tuesday-Friday 9am-6pm
Saturday 9am-5pm
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If you watch the garden shows or read gardening magazines, no doubt you have seen many of the "Proven Winners" Color Choice plants. Below is a list of cultivars that we have grown this season and are now ready for you to purchase:
Caryopteris (Bluebeard) "Petit Blue"
Caryopteris "Lil' Miss Sunshine"
Hydrangea "Invincibelle Spirit"
Hydrangea "Incrediball"
Hydrangea Cityline Series-Rio and Mars
Hydrangea "Pinky Winky"
Hydrangea "Little Lime"
Hydrangea "LImelight"
Hydrangea "Quick Fire"
Syringa (Lilac) "Bloomerang Purple"
Rhamus (Buckthorn) "Fine Line"
Rose Oso Easy Fragrant Spreader
Rose Oso Easy Paprika
Rose Oso Easy Peachy Cream
Rose of Sharon "Lavender Chiffon"
Rose of Sharon "White Chiffon"
We are growing vegetables again this year. We now have "Hanover tomatoes"! Call or check back later to see when other crops will be ready.
Contest for Central Virginia gardeners!!
Visit Creative Mortgage to enter the "How Does Your Garden Grow" Contest. Submit photos and vote for your favorite gardens. Complete details on website. Winner is announced on August 9th and will receive a $100 Gift Certificate from Ashwood Gardens.
Ashwood Gardens' Largest Tomato Contest
If you think you have an unusually large tomato, bring it by our garden center. Here we will weigh it and keep record of it. At the beginning of September, we will announce the winner who will also receive a $25 Gift Certificate to Ashwood Gardens. We will post the list on our facebook page so you can see how your tomato is doing. May enter more than once. Contest runs from July 1st- August 31st.

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"Daisyisms"

Daisy, our shop dog, is fond of quoting great thinkers on gardening-related subject matter:
"An hour’s hard digging is a good way of getting one’s mind back in the right perspective."
- Richard Briers
"What this country needs is dirtier fingernails and cleaner minds."
- Will Rogers
“You are only here for a short visit. Don’t hurry, don’t worry, and stop to smell the flowers along the way.”
- Walter Hagen
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