If you’ve entered our photo contest in the past, we are changing things up a little bit this year. Instead of creating a calendar at the end of the year, we are going to be doing a monthly photo contest alongside each Pahl’s Market Event. Participants are encouraged to take multiple photographs while attending our monthly events […]
Sunflowers are typically grown from seeds and produce a tall stalk topped by a few large flowers, or they can be shorter with a number of smaller blooms. SunBelievable™ is different. It’s a brand new hybrid with a multi-branching, short and compact habit, and because it doesn’t produce seeds, it can put all of its […]
Spring is quickly approaching, and gardeners everywhere are preparing for the snow to melt and sun to shine. If your spring fever is starting early, you don’t need to wait to start planning your garden. Pahl’s Market is now offering Monrovia’s online ordering services, which makes shopping for plants online easier than ever. Plants will […]
Grace knows good food when she sees it (and tastes it!), but she has grown up part of the Pahl Farms family so it’s been a little easier for her. The good news is that you can be a part of the Pahl Farms family too by joining our Community Supported Agriculture Program (CSA).
Pick up your 2019 Pahl’s Market calendar and save all season, every season! Calendars will be available for purchase starting November 23rd.
– When shopping, to test for freshness gently grasp a branch in your fingers and pull carefully toward you. If the tree is fresh, very few needles should come off in your hand. – Lift the tree slightly and shake or bounce on its stump. Not many needles should fall to the ground. However, some […]
Find out what is happening around the market this November!
Preparing your roses for the long winters sleep has never been easier than it is with the Easy Elegance Roses.
The cold weather has officially moved in and another season has seemed to have flown by! On to the next as they always say and I could not be more excited. Out with the pumpkins, and in with the Spruce tips, kissing balls, and Christmas trees.
