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Harper’s Weekly Newsletter

January 27, 2012 By Jay Harper

Since 1945-Harper’s Home Grown…It’s What We Do & Who We Are!
Late January Garden Checklist

Start Planting Tomatoes-Be sure soil is well prepared Harper’s Garden Preparation Guide
There are still lots of “winter” veggies to plant Planting Dates
Be sure you continue to fertilize winter lawns
Keep weeds controlled while they are small
Plant Roses!
Trim rose bushes and deciduous fruit trees
Plant Grapes,Berries,and Deciduous Fruit Trees!
Watch for Aphids. They have started to show up on new growth
Powdery mildew has been showing up on leafy vegetables
This is a great time to plant winter hardy shade trees!
Need to upgrade, improve, or just time to renew your landscape? We can help. This is a great time to start planning for that new resort style back yard, outdoor kitchen, or just sprucing up he entry! Call Jerry Harper today to set up an appointment to get started! 602 659 5994

Upcoming Events farmer’s market

This Saturday (January 28th) Edible Landscape Class-Sign up for our Edible Landscape Class

Saturday February 4th Market On The Move at Harper’s Mesa Location:Learn More About Food Rescue and Market On The Move! We are excited about this Farmer’s Market Format that rescues tons of food per year, provides a fun atmosphere to purchase fresh produce in, and helps feed those less fortunate!! We hope you’ll come out next Saturday and see for yourself. For a $10 donation you receive 60lbs of fresh produce. You can share that with neighbors,friends,relatives, or just have fun trying all kinds of new recipes!! Plus you’ll help the organization that is working the event raise money for their cause. That is right, they receive 10 % of the proceeds from that day. So if you have a charity that is trying to raise money we will need workers for the first Saturdays of March, April, and May-see us if you’re interested!!

Saturday February 4th- Mesa East Valley Rose Auction-Noon at Mesa Community College

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Sincerely,

The Harper Boys
HARPER’S NURSERY & LANDSCAPE CO.

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Weekly Newsletter-Rose Clinic Edition

January 20, 2012 By Jay Harper

Since 1945-Harper’s Home Grown…It’s What We Do & Who We Are!!
Annual Rose Clinic-Saturday January 21st @ 10am!
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Attention Rose Lovers!!
And who doesn’t love roses? Some, however, think they are too much work and are afraid of them. Harper’s is ready to show you just how easy they can be. This Saturday January 21st-10am @ both locations, the Phoenix and Mesa Rose Societies will give you a hands on demonstration on how to be successful at growing rose bushes here in the valley! The clinic begins at 10 we’ll have the coffee on we would however, encourage you to come early and or bring a chair as many times this is a standing room only event!! We’ll hold a drawing for gift certificates, pruners, and other prizes so be sure you sign up when you arrive!! Bring your fears and questions about roses tomorrow and we’ll take care of both of them at Harper’s.
Mid January Gardening Checklist

Prune Roses now, I know they look great but it is still a must if you want them to keep looking that way next year! Plan on attending our rose clinic this Saturday at 10am
Plant Roses now!
Plant Grapes,Berries,Figs,Pomegranates,etc…
Prune Deciduous Fruit Trees Now!!-Clickon this link to watch a video on how to:Pruning Deciduous Fruit Trees
Control weeds as they come up. It is much easier to deal with them when they’re small.
Fertilize your winter lawn monthly with 21-7-14 for best results while it is cool.
Continue to plant leafy vegetables like: spinach,chard,lettuce…
Our Next Edible Landscape Class is Saturday January 28th at our Mesa location
Spruce up your curb appeal with Geraniums,Panises,Allyssum,Lobelia and other winter blooming annuals. Either in pots or beds, take a look around your neighborhood and see which homes look the best. Do you love the way your home looks as you pull in your drive? A little color can make a big difference!

As the weather gets better and better, especially compared to what they’re getting up north right now, the gardening opportunities just continue to grow-no pun , well yea i guess it was intended! If you feel like you just don’t know where to begin, let us know. Our team of landscape planners and designers can come to your home and evaluate every aspect of your landscape needs As we get closer to the time you want to be outside more than you’re in-make sure your “outdoor living room” is as nice as inside! The Harper Boys
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Harper’s Weekly Newsletter!

January 13, 2012 By Jay Harper

Since 1945-Harper’s Home Grown…..
It’s What We Do & Who We Are!
It’s On!! Whether We Like It Or Not…
The new year is upon us and sprinting down the track. Before you know it Valentine’s Day will be here, then Easter…..
If you haven’t quite gotten into the swing of things around the house, perhaps we can help get you going. Here is a list of things you should or could be doing in the garden right now!

Pruning Rose Bushes-Don’t know where to start-Our annual rose clinic is a week from Saturday, January 21st at 10am.
Planting new roses. The best selection is now!
Pruning Deciduous Fruit Trees-Click on this link to see video on how to Prune Deciduous Fruit Trees
Start Planting Berries,Grapes,Figs,and other deciduous fruit trees and vines.
Fertilize Winter Lawns
Apply Pre emergent herbicides
Continue to plant winter type vegetables, root and leaf crops
Plant winter hardy trees and shrubs
Control newly sprouted weeds while they are young and before they go to seed.
Spruce things up w/ winter color. After the decorations are down, a few pots of blooming Geraniums,Pansies,Petunias,Salvia and the like can get things “colored” up again!
Start getting space and ground ready for Tomato and Pepper plantings-just around the corner.
Keep that winter flower bed or vegetable garden well fertilized and growing fast.

Upcoming Garden Events Mark Your Calendar

Harper’s Annual Rose Clinic-Saturday January 21st @10am. FREE!!
Rosarians from Mesa/East Valley and Phoenix Rose societies will teach you how to care for roses here in the valley! Clinic will be held at both Harper’s locations
Master Gardener Citrus Clinic Saturday January 21st at 8:30 click on link for more information:
Master Gardener Citrus Clinic
Mesa East Valley Rose Society Rose Auction-February 4th at Mesa Community College. Preview at Noon Bidding starts at 1:30. Contact Regehr@cox.net for more information.

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Since 1945 our family has been growing plants and growing up with the valley. We’re home grown 3rd generation Arizonans and growing and helping your succeed with your landscape and gardening is what we are about!! We hope we can continue to help your gardens grow for another 3 generations!!

Sincerely,

The Harper Boys
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Harper’s Weekly Newsletter

January 6, 2012 By Jay Harper

Since 1945…Harper’s Home Grown…
It’s What We Do & Who We Are!!

Have you made any New Year resolutons? What About Your Garden?

Follow fertilizing and planting schedules more closely
adjust watering schedules and timer by season
quit pruning things in little balls and boxes
plant a shade tree…not getting any younger!
sharpen your mower and pruners
mulch your beds
listen to “in the garden” on 92.3 fm every Saturday at 8am!!
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If all else fails call Harper’s we’ll come out and evaluate your garden, we can make plenty of New Year resolutions for you!!

What’s Growin’ On?
Mark Your Calendar

Get ready for rose planting and pruning. New Roses Have Arrived!
Sign up for edible landscape class
1st Edible landscape class of the year is this Saturday January 7th at Harper’s Mesa location.
Harper’s Annual Rose Clinic is Saturday January 21st at 10am at both Harper’s Locations
Tune in to “In The Garden” Saturday at 8am. 92.3fm KTAR and get the tip of the week plus all kinds of timely garden info!!

The Harper family and team hope you’ve had a wonderful holiday season. We are excited about the new year of gardening and landscaping ahead. We hope you will continue to trust us with your landscape and garden needs, problems, and opportunities!!
Sincerely,

The Harper Boys
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2529 N. Hayden Rd. Scottsdale 480 946 3481 1830 E. McKellips Rd. Mesa 480 964 4909
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Join Us This Saturday-Free Hot Dogs, Drawings, and 20% OFF All The Gifts From The Garden Items!!

December 16, 2011 By Jay Harper

Join Us
Harper’s Customer Appreciation Day and Christmas Open House!!
Saturday December 17th
Both Harper locations: 2529 N. Hayden Rd.Scottsdale
1830 E. McKellips Rd. Mesa
FREE Hot Dogs, Prizes,Drawings and more!!!
Hot Dogs and Drawings begin at 10-Sale is on all day Saturday and Sunday

THANK YOU!!!
The Harper Boys and our team members want to
for your business,friendship,and support for the past year(s). Come and have a Hot Dog on us and a Visit and while your here enter for a drawing for items like a Free: Poinsettia,Christmas Tree, Wreath, Amaryllis bulb, pot,etc…
We will also extend our Daily Gift From the Garden 20% OFF to All of the previous items. So
POINSETTIAS,TREES,WREATHS,BULBS,POTS,….ARE ALL 20% OFF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY!!
It is from the bottom of our hearts that we thank you and hope to see you this weekend.
Be sure to bring a non-perishable food item and receive 10% OFF any other non sale item!

The Harper Boys
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Be sure to stay on top of weeds as they come up after recent rains
Remember to keep winter lawns,vegetable, and flower gardens well fertilized!
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Harper’s Weekly Newsletter!

October 20, 2011 By Jay Harper

YOUR MID OCTOBER GARDEN CHECKLIST
Fall/Winter vegetable plantings are in full swing. If you’re unsure of dates-click on link to our planting schedule:
Fall Planting Dates
Fall/Winter annual and perennials arriving for planting now:Petunias,Geraniums,Alyssum,Lobelia,Snapdragons…as the weather cools, more and more varieties come on line. Be sure your soil is well prepared and use Starter Fertilizer to insure quick growth!!
Winter lawn installation: For tips on how to install:
Tips For Planting A Lawn
If your lawn is planted and growing be sure to fertilize after 2nd mowing! Use 21-7-14 fertilizer for best cool season results
Watch for caterpillars on your winter leafy vegetables, Geraniums, Passion vines…If you see lots of pretty butterflies around-get ready!! Use
b.t. thuricide, dipel dust or spinosad for best and safest results .
ADJUST YOUR WATERING SCHEDULES!!!We are seeing lots of over-watered plants right now-although it has been warmer than normal it is nowhere near as warm as it was this summer. You can probably cut your watering about 50% from where it was at the peak of summer!
Sow wildflower and sweet pea seeds Now!
Be sure to listen to “IN THE GARDEN” on KTAR 92.3 fm every Saturday morning at 8am for more tips and answers to your garden problems. Click on the following for a 20% discount on the weekly product mentioned in the tip:
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Dwarf Citrus Have Arrived
Another sign that Fall is here and it is time to plant-Our Fall shipment of dwarf citrus is in! From Navel Oranges to Kafir Limes, the selection is fantastic. Dwarf Citrus are the perfect size tree for most back yards and patios-you’ll never have to worry about how and when to prune citrus-one of our most asked questions-if you plant a tree that fits the space more correctly!
You can also plant more than one tree in a grouping and make your own “fruit cocktail” tree! If you want to have a great looking landscape and “eat it too”-consider adding dwarf citrus to accomplish both!
Speaking of edible landscape: We have another Edible landscape class this Saturday at 9am at our Mesa location-Click the following link for details!:Edible Landscape Class.

SPECIAL ORDER FRUIT TREE PROGRAM CONTINUES
There is still time to order deciduous fruit trees (until November 11th) for planting this winter. If you want to be sure and get the exact variety of peach, apple, pear, etc.. be sure and get in and let us place your order now!!! Have your shade and eat it too!!!
The weather is getting better day by day and we hope you’re starting to get out and enjoy the garden-don’t really call your landscape a garden? We can help. Give us a call or come on by. We can help you in store or send out one of our landscape designers to evaluate your “GARDEN” and help you make it exactly that-A Garden Not Just A Yard!! Looking forward to seeing you out in it! Good Growin’.

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Harper’s Weekly Newsletter

October 6, 2011 By Jay Harper

It Is Finally Fall-Now What Do We Do?

Plant Something!

Nights are now in the 60′s that means it is safe to start over seeding with winter rye grass. If you want a green lawn this winter this must be done now so that you take advantage of warm enough days to germinate the seed and yet cool enough nights that the bermudagrass will stay dormant after scalping. We have complete instructions available in store, but basically you 1. scalp the existing lawn enough to allow the seed to fall thru to the ground. Do not dethatch or scalp excessively (this is a change in thinking from the past and these practices may be causing some of the summer lawn problems we’ve seen the past couple of years).2.apply a perennial rye grass seed at about 10 lbs per 1000 sq.ft.3. Cover with a fine mulch like Omni and a New Lawn Starter Fertilizer at the proper coverages. 4. Keep wet-water frequently enough to keep moist. Watering during the middle of the day is best as that is when it is more apt to dry out. You should have a mow able lawn in about 2 weeks!!

Trees and shrubs-Many of us had a few things die or become very stressed with the excessive heat this summer. Fall is a great time to plant most trees and shrubs. The warm soil and cool nights allow the plant to become rooted without much stress due to heat and wilting of the leaves. Plus come Spring you will have a plant already rooted and you gain nearly a full years growth by planting now! If replacements are in order, they certainly are even at my house, now is a great time!!

Fall Bedding plants.Bulbs,and Flower Seeds- Arriving almost daily, petunias,alyssum,lobelia,mums, daffodils,iris, ……This is our season to shine and nothing makes an impact like flower beds and containers in all their glory. Don’t forget also that planting sweet pea seeds and wildflowers should be done now as well. A lot of people come in the spring and want those wildflowers and bulbs but have missed the planting time-don’t get left out!

Of Course- Cool Season Veggies!! All the leafy things and those vegetables you eat the root of or the modified flower or stem of are what we consider “cool season” plants here. Be sure ( I know I’m a broken record) please take the proper time to prepare the soil. Those of you who don’t have room, consider a raised or square foot garden kit. 4′x4′ is all that is required and we have a complete square foot garden soil, you just dump in and plant-It is that easy!

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Edible Landscape Class: Click here to register:Free Registration To Edible Landscape Class
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Harper’s Garden Club Meeting/Fair This Saturday!

September 15, 2011 By Jay Harper

HARPER’S 3RD SATURDAY OF THE MONTH GARDEN CLUB/FAIR IS BACK
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17TH @ 10am

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Fathers In The Field

Sun Country Iris Society

Dear Jay,

The weather is cooling and it is time for our 3rd Saturday Garden Club Meetings and Garden Fairs to begin again! Every 3rd Saturday from September to May Harper’s hosts a garden club talk at 10am at both locations and we invite Garden/Landscape related vendors to come and display their products and services. We also may from time to time have our grill master Mike Petrone in Scottsdale to cook some delicious hot dogs and sausages, Frank the Farmer with home grown produce and eggs, and various arts and craft folks.Our vendors also contribute to a charity every month. This month’s is “Fathers In The Field”. If you have a charity or are in need of a fundraiser, please let us know-we’ll get you on the list. So mark your calendar accordingly for this Saturday September 17th, and every 3rd Saturday now till May for gardening education and fun!!

Look Who’s Coming!!
Harper’s Mesa Location: Jeff Harper-Talks on Fall Garden Preparation, The City Of Mesa Will be on hand to talk about their back yard composting program

City Of Mesa Back Yard Composting

, Gro Well will demonstrate Square Foot Gardening and have books and kits on hand to get you started in or answer questions regarding Square Foot and Fall Gardening! Scottsdale Location: Jay Harper will talk on Fall Garden preparation, Gro Well and Square Foot Gardening,The Pond Gnome, Mike The Hot Dog Man, Frank The Farmer, Maria’s Jams and Jellies and both locations have new arrivals pending so you’ll just have to come and see who is there!!All The fun begins at 10am. Hope to see you there!!

Sun Country Iris Society-Fall Iris Sale!!

The Sun Country Iris Society will be holding it’s Fall Iris Rhizome Sale The next two Saturdays at Harper’s This Saturday September 17th, at our Scottsdale locations from 9-2 and next Saturday the 24th at Mesa also 9-2. Get there early for best selection! For more information go to: Sun Country Iris Society. Some of our fall bulbs have also arrived: Dutch Iris, Freesias, Tulips, and Hyacinths. This is a great time to start planting or getting ready to plant flower bulbs. Like wildflowers, many people don’t think about bulbs till they see them blooming in the Spring and then it is too late to plant. So plan ahead now and remember that tulips and hyacinths need to be chilled for 4-6 weeks prior to planting!!

Seems like Summer lasted forever, but it never does. So we begin our Fall garden season with many garden tasks at hand. Many including myself have some plants that have to be evaluated and probably replaced, some folks are ready to go having already prepared the soil and will be purchasing our newly arrived vegetable and flower starts, and a number are new to this unique thing we in the desert do called “fall planting” Whatever stage you’re in we would love to see if we can help guide you through the process. Whether it is just looking at a picture or sketch of your problem plants, helping you plan out a vegetable garden, or doing a complete landscape make-over, Harper’s is ready to help you make your yard more of a garden!!

Good Growin’

The Harper Boys

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Harper’s Weekly Garden Newsletter

September 8, 2011 By Jay Harper

FALL GARDENING IS AT HAND

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DO YOU REMEMBER?

As the song says..”where were you?” Hard to believe that it has been 10 years since that fateful September morning. We would be remiss if we didn’t take the time and space to remember those who lost lives, gave lives, and all the families who were affected by the attack on our country 10 years ago this Sunday. The Harper family and team members continue to pray for those who are departed and for their families. We will never forget! AMERICAN FLAG

They’re Back!!

We will keep you posted as new products and old standbys start showing up as a signal that Fall gardening has started once again. This weekend we will have our first crop of fall vegetables ready. Broccoli, cauliflower, and tomato plants will be available Friday afternoon. We will also have petunias available this weekend. We do urge you, however, to be sure your pots, and garden beds are ready and prepared with fresh compost,gypsum and fertilizer so that these new plants don’t miss a beat. The worst thing that can happen to an annual is that they stop growing or go backwards. It is hard for them to recover-please prepare first!!

Garden News and To Do’s

Edible Landscape Class-We told you Fall was starting this weekend. Our first Edible landscape class of the season is this Saturday at 9am at our Mesa location. Click on the following link to RSVP!

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Time to Feed the Trees That Feed You!! Your citrus and almost all of your landscape is in desperate need of a lift after one of the hottest summers on record. Be sure to fertilize them now so they can begin recovery before cold weather sets in.
Continue to prepare for fall vegetable and flower planting. As we mentioned some early arrivals are showing up and you need to be ready before you plant them!
3RD SATURDAY EVENTS BEGIN NEXT SATURDAY 9/17!! HARPER’S GARDEN CLUB TALK ON FALL GARDENING WILL BEGIN AT 10 AM AT BOTH LOCATIONS-SUN COUNTRY IRIS SOCIETY RHIZOME SALE WILL BE AT OUR SCOTTSDALE LOCATION (MESA THE FOLLOWING WEEK), FLORAL DISPLAY IDEAS, GRO WELL AND SQUARE FOOT GARDENING DEMONSTRATIONS TREE TRIMMING ADVICE AND MORE…SEE YOU ON THE 17TH!!!
Remember fall is the best time to plant Trees! If you wished you’d had more shade this past summer, don’t wait any longer-remember JUST PLANT SOMETHING!!!
Fall is also a great time to evaluate and replace summer damaged or plants that did not perform up to your expectations. We have a very unique situation in the fact that fall is such a great time to plant and it gives your plants months of acclimation time before the stress of summer arrives again.
Prevent winter weeds by applying pre emergent herbicides this fall. The best way we know how to save time and work in the garden is pre emergent herbicide applications. Be careful however if you plan on planting a winter lawn as it could inhibit the germination of the rye grass.

just plant somethin

The weatherman has promissed temperatures in the 90′s and maybe some long overdue rain this weekend. Just in time! Fall is beginning to break out and we’re getting ready. Whether you’re starting to fertilize citrus, preparing your garden soil, or even planting some vegetable or flower bedding plants-we hope to see you this weekend in the garden!

Good Growin’

The Harper Boys

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