Panoramic Farm

Week 21 Photo Gallery

2012-05-18T11:05:17-04:00

This week the photo gallery headed in a little bit differnt direction. While all these plants would look stunning in a garden center, the slideshow is geared more toward our landscaping friends. Most of the material featured this week is in larger containers and with high impact. Again this week we have had a lot of items hit the availability, so please take a few mintues to look through it.

The Tree Form Drift Rose's are a few of the items that have just been made available in the past few days. They all are looking beautiful and full of buds.

Feature Plant -- Color Guard Yucca

2012-05-11T13:13:53-04:00

This excellent selection of Yucca has a bold stripe of gold down the center of the leaves. While other variegated Yucca's fade during the summer, the color of Color Guard actually brightens and becomes more rich. In late spring Color Guard is topped by 6' stalks of white flowers that attract hummingbirds. The foliage is deer-resistant, which makes them more attractive to humans. There are soft points on the ends of the foliage, so it could be used as a deterant to people or animals.

They are available in two sizes: 2gal and 1gal. Please contact your Sales Representative for pricing information.

Week 20 Photo Gallery

2012-05-11T07:07:42-04:00

Many of our summer bloomers are budding up and looking beautiful. Last week was all about color. This week I still wanted to show lots of color, but with a few not-so-common items also. We carry a wide variety of plants and I wanted to show off a few specialty pieces.

Please contact your Sales Representative for other specialty options.

Week 19 Photo Gallery

2012-05-04T11:24:03-04:00

Don’t forget that Mother’s Day is only a week from Sunday. Please be sure to review your plant inventory early this week to see what needs you might have. Remember that you cannot have too much color for Mother’s Day sales. We will have trucks all over the East Coast this week so contact your Sales Representative if you need an order.

Week 18 Photo Gallery

2012-04-27T13:39:58-04:00

Mother's Day is right around the corner, and I have included many blooming plants that would be great for Mother's Day sales. Start thinking ahead now for Mother's Day orders. And next week I will showcase even more blooming plant material!

Several items have been put on sale this week. Please take a moment to check the current availability for these changes, or feel free to contact your Sales Representative for more information.

Feature Plant -- Itea virginica

2012-04-27T07:08:24-04:00

Itea's are most commonly used for their beautiful display of fall color, but they are not just a "one season wonder". In the spring Itea leaves are a bright, vivid green and almost immediately the plant begins to produce flower buds. These buds become 3-4" long white bottlebrush flowers, and as a bonus they are fragrant. The fragrance is a delicate sweet scent. In the fall the leaves turn rich red-purple and persist long into the winter. But even after they fall the stems seem to retain a dark burgundy color until spring.

Henry's Garnet -- Mature size 5-6' x 6-8' Zones 5-9 **ON SALE**

Little Henry(R) -- Mature size 3-4' x 5-6' Zones 5-8

Both of these varieties look great in woodland settings, mass plantings, and in mixed borders.

**Please contact your Sales Representative for more information.

Week 17 Photo Gallery

2012-04-20T08:19:54-04:00

Again this week, like so many weeks before, I had trouble narrowing our selection down to just a few plants I wanted to showcase. But I have finally been able to do just that and have some pictures to share with you. These are just a few of the many beautiful plants we have here at the nursery.

I hope you can take a moment to enjoy these photos.

Week 16 Perennial Photo Gallery

2012-04-13T08:44:19-04:00

This week there are too many plants that are looking good to have just one slideshow. So I have split it up into Perennials on one slideshow and Shrubs and Trees on another slideshow. I hope you will take a few moments to enjoy both.

The perennials came out early this year due to the warmer winter, and they just keep looking better and better. Every day we are noticing more plants coming into bloom and foliage getting thicker, more lush. This week's photo gallery shows off some of our best looking items and they are sure to make a big splash of color where ever they are placed.

On a special note the Baptisia australis are on sale; please contact your Sales Representative for more details.

Week 16 Shrub and Tree Photo Gallery

2012-04-13T08:43:21-04:00

There are so many plants blooming and leafing out all over the nursery. I wish I could take pictures of everything for you, but I have to leave something to show you next week! Here are just a few of the shrub and trees that are looking their best right now.

Feature Plant -- Wisteria 'Amethyst Falls'

2012-04-12T10:52:26-04:00

Amethyst Falls has beautiful lavender-blue, slightly fragrant flowers. Blooms appear on new growth after the leaves have emerged, 3-4 weeks later than its Asian counterpart. A well-behaved climber, it grows about one-third the rate of the Asian species. It will fill a pergola just fine, but should not even come close to taking over the neighborhood. Amethyst Falls is hardy from Zones 5-9 and prefers full sun to partial shade. It needs at least 6 hours of good sunlight to bloom properly. Another good reason to love this climber: Amethyst Falls is a beautiful selection of our native American Wisteria.

Week 15 Photo Gallery

2012-04-06T10:41:45-04:00

Every week we are adding more items to the availability and that is making it very difficult to decide what to use for this photo gallery. As we go into the Easter weekend, I tried to use plenty of beautiful flowers in our gallery. I hope you take a moment to enjoy....

A few notes on these plants: The Itea are stunning. It may be hard to see all the flower buds in the picture, but they are covered and will make a big show very soon. Caramel Heuchera is just one of several Heuchera's that became available this week, so be sure to check out our perennial section. All of our Clematis varieties are blooming now, some heavier than others. They are all beautiful, and ready to go.

If you have any questions about specific plants, please give your Sales Representative a call! They would be happy to help you in anyway they can.

Wildlife at Panoramic Farm

2012-04-02T10:22:33-04:00

We keep talking about how "Spring has Sprung" and all the plants that are leafing out, but another way to tell it is spring is the wildlife. We are starting to see all sorts of wildlife here at the farm. In fact just last week we had a Hooded Merganser Duck hatch about 10-12 chicks. It is neat to see all the ducklings swimming around Mom and playing in the water.

I have been collecting these pictures since last fall and would like to share them with you. It has taken me a while because it is pretty difficult to get good pictures of wildlife. The animals and insects out here don't seem to enjoy having their picture taken!

Please enjoy....

Featured Plants -- Azaleas

2012-03-30T16:08:48-04:00

There are plenty of plants that bloom in the spring, but none evoke the feeling of spring quite like azaleas do. Those first crisp mornings that warm up into beautiful cloudless days when azaleas burst into pillows of pink flowers. That is spring. Oh and don't forget the golf tournament that happens in Georgia every spring. I don't know a golf lover out there that doesn't want their yard to have the same type of rolling hills of azaleas.

Inspired by the warmth, and the blooms, here is a slideshow of our azaleas. These pictures were taken today, so we encourage you to start planning your own rolling beds of azaleas ... and maybe a putting green to go with it.

Week 14 Photo Gallery

2012-03-30T15:44:28-04:00

Here is a collection of photos for your viewing pleasure. Please take a look at some of the items we felt are looking exceptional this week.

Week 13 Photo Gallery

2012-03-23T12:48:32-04:00

This week the photo gallery was very hard for me to put together. Not because things looked so-so or not so great, but because EVERYTHING looked great. If I could have taken pictures of every plant out here I would have. I hope you enjoy the slideshow, and please take look at the Can't Miss List that is just below the photos.

If you aren't familiar with our Can't Miss List it is a way for the Sales Reps to tell you what we think is looking exceptional right now. We go through the list and filter out our best looking items and make comments for you about their appearance. We hope you find this to be a useful tool.

Feature Plants - Conical Conifers

2012-03-23T08:38:24-04:00

This week we have some beautiful conifers to feature. These evergreens are really eycatching and they serve a great purpose. It seems that every yard has that one area that is very narrow but needs a tall plant to either screen a view or fill up a large blank wall. Oh, and this area gets full sun practically baking during the day. These three options are excellent choices to fulfill these needs.

Thuja 'Smaragd'- Emerald Green Arborvitae -- Very dense growing, with a narrow conical habit. Displays excellent heat tolerance. Bright Green foliage. Average height and width at maturity 12-15' x 3-4'

Thuja 'Degroots Spire' - Degroot's Spire Arborvitae -- Has mint green colored new foliage that deepens to dark green. Has a very narrow, columnar habit. Average height and width at maturity 12-15' x 3-4'

Juniperus 'Blue Arrow' - Blue Arrow Juniper -- Has bright blue foliage and a very narrow upright form. Average height and width at maturity 12-15' x 2-3'

Photos from the Nursery

2012-03-21T08:12:11-04:00

I just couldn't wait until Friday to share some photos with you. I was out checking on some plants for customers and and thank goodness I brought the camera with me. The photos I captured are mostly "crop shots" meant to show you how the plants are coming on in the nursery.

Week 12 Photo Gallery

2012-03-16T16:55:27-04:00

Things are really starting to pop here at the Farm. I have put together a slideshow this week focusing on items that are budded and ready to go on store shelves. This one in particular is for all my garden center friends! These items are definitely impulse buys! These are the ones that you want at your front gate and near the check out too. Now don't get me wrong, I want all my landscapers to take full advantage of these plants too! There are plenty to go around. These are pictures that you can take to your customers and ask "Wouldn't you like a little extra color in the next few weeks? Let's plant some of these." I really do hope everyone finds something that makes them go "Wow!"

I hope you enjoy this slideshow! Have a great weekend!

Feature Plant -- Fragrant Mountain(TM) and Fragrant Valley(TM)

2012-03-15T11:52:07-04:00

This year we are pleased to have two new varieties of Sarcococca! These are from the Himalayan Wonders series and have been bred to be much more fragrant than the species. These flowers have an exotic scent that fills any size garden, which is produced from small white flowers with a pink tip. Both varieties create a beautiful shade groundcover and perform best when planted in dry or well-drained soil. Another attribute they share is deer and disease resistance. There are two main differences between the two, mature size and the leaf size.

Sarcococca Fragrant Mountain (TM) - This Sarcococca has shorter, wider leaves than the species. They stay rich deep green throughout the season. The mature size on this one is 2-3' x 3-4'

Sarcococca Fragrant Valley (TM) - This Sarcococca has longer and more narrow leaves that the species. The mature growth is a beautiful dark green, while the new growth is a lively bright green. The mature size for this Sarcococca is 1-2' x 3-4'.

Please enjoy the slideshow!

Week 11 Photo Gallery

2012-03-09T13:02:58-05:00

This week I set out in search of plants that look like spring in the nursery. I made some very nice discoveries and have some pictures to share with you. Shrubs that have been dormant are starting to push new growth. Everything is starting to show signs of life again. Many of the early spring bloomers are doing just that, blooming! We even cut our grass around the office, which really made it feel (and smell) like spring.

What have you done or seen this week that feels like spring?

Perennials -- Extra Color, Extra Easy

2012-03-02T11:47:31-05:00

I love perennials. It's that simple. Every year I am so sad to see them go dormant, and every year I feel so much better when they start popping up out of the soil. I was so happy to see plants starting to "come alive" again this week!

We have started putting some perennials on the availability as they become sellable, so check it often! That really goes for the whole availability. Plants are being added every week as we come into the spring season. You should feel free to call your Sales Representative if you don't see what you are looking for. They will be able to give you information about when plants will be ready for planting or sales in a garden center.

Our labeling crew has been extra busy this week! They have been working on putting our new perennial labels in the plants. I have included some pictures of different perennial crops because I thought it looked really cool with all the labels in each container. And remember there is no extra charge for these large, colorful and informative labels!

Feature Plant -- Sunshine Blue Blueberry

2012-02-17T13:21:16-05:00

Vaccinium 'Sunshine Blue'

This blueberry is a fairly new variety to the market and has already become one of my favorites! Most blueberries have a loose, or what I like to call "wild", growth habit and can get quite large. However, Sunshine Blue is a very compact and dense, smaller growing variety. This blueberry typically grows 3-4' x 3-4' and likes to be grown in moist yet well drained soil in a full sun area. It's smaller size and well-branched habit make it excellent for small yards, courtyards, and even containers. Sunshine Blue produces an abundance of self-pollinating flowers along the stems. These flowers later develope into large tangy fruits with as little as 150 hours of chill. The foilage of Sunshine Blue is semi-evergreen and takes on a pinkish hue during the winter months. All of these charcteristics make for a very attractive plant.

Blueberries are also an excellent source of antioxidants! They are best when picked fresh for pancakes, cereal, or smoothies!

Lookin' Good--Winter Interest

2012-02-03T13:46:58-05:00

I was strolling around our garden this morning and realized there was a Hamamelis 'Wisely Supreme' blooming. The more I looked around, the more plants and blossoms I noticed. There is so much to appreciate about a winter garden!

I went in the office, got the camera and captured some pretty pictures to brighten your winter day. These pictures help remind me to consider winter when designing a new area.

New Perennial Tag!

2012-01-11T16:57:15-05:00

We have done our best to keep this project under wraps, but now it is time to give you a look at our newly designed perennial label.

We have heard your perennial concerns and we want you to know that we have listened! We have spent this fall developing a new perennial label, a BIG new perennial label! These labels will be coming soon to our perennial line for Spring 2012 sales.

Josh's Plant Superlatives

2011-12-08T14:10:55-05:00

Remember the High School quarterback who was voted most likely to succeed…but ended up dropping out of college and is now working third shift at the local gas station. Although he didn’t quite make his personal superlative come true, I think the following plant superlatives are spot on! I thought about all the ways that we think and describe different plants and wanted to highlight a few (in a very creative way) that are better than others.

1. Most Likely to Succeed (Toughest Plant) -- Dwarf Yaupon Holly -- You can plant this sucker anywhere and watch it flourish!

2. Most Creative (Unique Grower) -- Zydeco Twist Black Gum -- Each branch on this tree has it's own character!

3. Most Outgoing (Spreading Plant) -- Little Dipper(TM) Cotoneaster -- This guy will stay as low as anything and really cover some ground. (Not pictured)

4. Most Bashful (Slow Grower) -- Goshiki Osmanthus -- Although it can get large, this one is as slow as they come getting there.

5. Most Likely to Change (Seasonal Difference) -- Limeglow Juniper -- The difference between new spring growth through winter color is extremely dramatic.

6. Best Nickname (Common Name) -- Strawberry Daiquiri Red Twig Dogwood -- Who doesn't love a Strawberry Daiquiri!

7. Most Fashionable (Best Flower) -- Morning Glow Camellia japonica -- There is nothing like the flower on a formal-double Japanese Camellia.

8. Most Popular (Most Requests) -- Kaleidoscope Abelia -- Do I need to say anything more?

9. Workaholic (Good Screening Plant) -- Green Giant Arborvitae -- A great dense choice for blocking those nosey neighbors!

10. Biggest Hermit (Good Container Plant) -- Cephalotaxus harr. 'Fastigiata' -- A more sophisticated choice than Sky Pencil Holly.

Unconventional Christmas Trees

2011-12-02T14:37:03-05:00

Christmas tree lots are on every corner (more common these days than the corner coffeehouse) and those trees can be seen in the front windows of most homes across the city. I am a BIG fan of a fresh cut tree, since I have gotten one every year since I can remember. As a child, I also remember decorating a tree in the front yard every year. My Mom and I would string popcorn and put lights on any plant that had a Christmas tree shape.

This year I am planting my own Unconventional Christmas Tree. I have narrowed down my list of options, and have posted pictures of them here. Please help me pick my Christmas Tree! I would love your feedback! I will be popping popcorn this weekend, while I anxiously wait for your responses.

And who knows...maybe you will find your Unconventional Christmas Tree as well!

Week 48 Photo Gallery & Featured Plants

2011-11-25T16:01:58-05:00

We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving Day and enjoyed their time with family and friends. Please feel free to take advantage of our online shopping feature until we are back in the office on Monday Nov. 28th to help with your plant needs!

Blooms, Berries and Evergreens....Oh My!

2011-11-21T16:18:10-05:00

Winter can be a drab time of the year, but there is plenty you can do to add interest to the winter landscape. There are so many options hiding in plain sight because they are covered with leaves. It’s easy to add winter interest by using form, color and texture. I have compiled some plants that I love to use in the winter and early spring. There are many more I could mention so check later for more options!

1. Acer 'Bihou' - Bright coral to yellow stem and trunk color.

2. Carex 'Evergold' - All Carex's make beautiful evergreen grasses. This is one I prefer to use in container gardens because of the creamy white stripe and soft appearance.

3. Chamaecyparis 'Verdoni' - Unique growth habit with yellow tipped foliage.

4. Cornus Arctic Fire(TM) - Richly colored red stems really stand out against other evergreen plants.

5. Cornus Yellow Twig - Yellow stems make a statement against "blue" conifers.

6. Cornus 'Cardinal' - Bright coral-red stems can be cut and used in christmas decorations.

** All Cornus stems are green/brown during growing season, then change color as night temperatures drop in the fall and winter.

7. Corylus Harry Lauder's Walking Stick - Twisted stems and catkins that bloom in early spring add extra drama to any landscape.

8. Ilex 'Red Sprite' or 'Winter Red' - Red berries can be used as decorations and provide food for the birds. Don't forget to put a male pollinator like 'Jim Dandy' nearby.

9. Mahonia 'Winter Sun' - Sunny yellow blooms in late winter/early spring develop into grape colored berries.

Week 47 Photo Gallery & Featured Plants

2011-11-17T11:03:13-05:00

Thanksgiving is a great time of year to reflect on how blessed we are in this country. We would like to say "Thank You" to each and every one of you that have partnered with us this year. It has been a successful year and we are pleased that we could accomplish so much with you. We hope all of you take time to give thanks and enjoy time spent with your family and friends.

We will be out of the office on Thursday Nov. 24 and Friday Nov. 25, to enjoy time with our families as well. We will be back in the office bright and early on Monday Nov. 28th to assist you with your plant needs.

Have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!
The Panoramic Farm Team

Week 46 Photo Gallery & Featured Plants

2011-11-11T15:46:13-05:00

Today we remember all those who have fought and are fighting for our freedom. We appreciate their efforts and sacrifices. Please take time to thank a Veteran today!

We have had a great week here at Panoramic Farm! We are still potting plants for next spring and summer. The warm days and cool nights are keeping us busy as we prepare to cover our tender plants with frost blankets. We are happy to do this, especially since it means providing you with the best possible product!

Week 45 Photo Gallery & Featured Plants

2011-11-04T15:34:24-04:00

We hope everyone enjoys their extra hour this weekend when the time changes. If you do wake up early, you can always spend a little extra time with us here at panoramicfarm.com.

I know we have talked about leaf color starting to change across the area, but now it is very apparent. The Appalachians may be at peak, or just past peak, but the Piedmont is in full swing. Our Cornus Cardinal are really starting to show their true colors here in the nursery.

Click through the slideshow to see what other plants are putting on (or taking off) their fall colors.

Week 44 Photo Gallery & Featured Plants

2011-10-28T15:25:33-04:00

We hope that everyone has his or her costume ready for Halloween this Monday. I’m going to dress up as a plant salesman and really scare everyone! We would love to hear what you will be dressing up as (keep it clean)!

We have added a lot of new items to the availability this week and included some of those in the photo gallery for you to see. Take a quick minute and check the slide show and current availability for this week and please let us know if we can help you with any of your plant needs.

Plant Superlatives -- Megan's Picks

2011-10-26T17:31:12-04:00

Ahhh, Senior year of high school...some of us want to remember it, some don't. I was looking through my yearbook the other day and an idea hit me, Senior Superlatives for plants! Those of us in the industry sometimes refer to plants as if they were people and this could be a fun way to look at plants. Each of us in the office will take a turn at this over the next few months so keep checking back to find out what traits each of us see in our plant picks.

I have been racking my brain trying to come up with the funniest list that would make you laugh everytime you thought about it. Then I tried to pick serious things that would make the most sense and be the most effective plants for every landscape. And finally I decided to relax and pick some plants that I have used in my landscape and some that I want to use in my landscape. Once I came up with the plant list the superlatives just came naturally.

1. Cutest Couple-- These two will never be far from each other in the landscape.

2. Most Likely to be Remembered -- Just like it says, once you run into this one it is hard to forget.

3. Most Unique -- It has a "twisted" sense of humor and seems a little wild.

4. Most Graceful -- If it were a person, it would be a dancer because of the way it moves in the wind.

5. Biggest Showoff -- Can be a screening plant, OR a corner piece AND it blooms.

6. Most Carefree Spirit -- Kinda reminds me of the hippie chicks in school.

7. Biggest Flirt -- This one just wants you to fall in love, great long lasting blooms and easily maintained.

8. Best Dressed -- A tidy plant with a wonderful fragrance.

9. Most Outgoing -- A good spreader that likes to mingle. Vibrant and colorful.

10. Most Dramatic -- Everytime I look at this one I see a silent movie scene with the damsel in distress with her hand to her forehead. To me that is the epitome of dramatic.

I hope you have gotten a good laugh and become interested in a new plant.

Week 43 Photo Gallery & Featured Plants

2011-10-21T09:17:11-04:00

Fall is definitely upon us! We had our first signs of ‘spotty’ frost this morning with low temperatures in the upper 30’s. It’s quite different from the 80’s we enjoyed earlier in the week but it’s a welcome change for those of us who live for the brilliant colors of autumn and the brisk cool air that accompanies it. Although it’s a joyous event to watch the world come alive in the spring, there’s something quite peaceful and special about watching the landscape begin to change and prepare for a winter’s nap. We hope that everyone will take time during the crazy planting season to take a deep breath and enjoy the beauty that is the fall season. It truly is a wondrous event!

Week 42 Photo Gallery & Featured Plants

2011-10-14T15:19:50-04:00

We hope that everyone is enjoying the wonderful fall weather. There is no better time for planting! Good rainfall and plenty of cooler weather have livened up the plants in the nursery. This is a great time of the year for color in the garden. Ornamental grasses are in bloom, fall foliage is beginning to show color and we still have buds and blooms on our roses and late blooming perennials.

Container Gardening for the Fall

2011-10-11T09:39:52-04:00

I absolutely love container gardening! It gives me an opportunity to garden on a smaller scale with minimal effort and maximum impact to my landscape. I enjoy the freedom of playing with colors and textures and trying daring new combinations. It has almost become my obsession! Planting in the ground seems so permanent, but I can plant anything in a container temporarily. I change my containers every season, but fall is my favorite time to container garden. The number of small shrubs, perennials, and annuals available with fall color is almost limitless and I can usually keep shrubs or small trees in containers for several years before needing to transplant them into the landscape. I really enjoy using conifers as a tall focal point because they offer winter interest and they give me the chance to decorate them for the holiday season as well. I use evergreen ferns, grasses and coral bells as mid-height “filler” plants and, of course, no fall container garden would be complete without a few pansies or violas to add a pop of color during these cool, brisk days. The number of container combinations is only limited by a gardener’s imagination!

Week 41 Photo Gallery & Featured Plants

2011-10-07T13:45:06-04:00

Fall is upon us and what a great time of year this is! We are seeing even more color change in the nursery this week versus last week. We anticipate the fall color will intensify over the next few weeks to come. What a spectacular time of year to be a horticulturalist! This week the North Carolina State Fair begins along with many other fall festivals around the country. We hope everyone makes time to enjoy the changing of the seasons.

We have added many new items to our availability, so please take some time to peruse the catalog.

Pigskins, Pumpkins & Pennisetums

2011-10-06T08:11:54-04:00

Well folks, cooler weather is here and it is time for all sorts of autumn festivities! I have been driving all over town trying to get everything I need for tailgating at football games and pumpkin carving this weekend. You know, the really important things in life. As I was driving around I noticed that ornamental grasses are in bloom and that is when it really started to feel like autumn to me. Grasses are an excellent addition to the landscape, adding texture, movement and seasonal interest. They can be used as a single specimen, in masses or in containers with annuals. Please take a look at the slideshow of some of our gorgeous grasses!

Week 40 Photo Gallery & Featured Plants

2011-09-30T10:21:17-04:00

We hope everyone is enjoying the new website! Please keep us posted on your experiences by commenting on our blog posts or by sending us an email. We welcome any feedback that will help make the site better!

Cooler weather is moving in this weekend and hopefully great plant sales will follow. It's a welcome sight to see the Fall colors begin to show after such a long and hot summer. Please let us know if we can be of any help. We appreciate your business!

Stop and Smell the Roses!

2011-09-26T09:40:17-04:00

Panoramic Farm is having a sale this week on our beautiful Double Knock Out® Hybrid Roses and Pink Double Knock Out® Hybrid Roses! The sale will run from Monday, September 26 through Friday, September 30. You may purchase quantities of 20 or more per variety. For instance, to qualify for the discounted price you may purchase either 20 Double Knock Out® Roses or 20 Pink Double Knock Out® Roses. Please call your sales representative for pricing and additional information.

Week 39 Photo Gallery & Featured Plants

2011-09-23T08:01:57-04:00

Today marks the first official day of Autumn. Since Fall is for planting,

it’s a great time to check out our current availability, featured plants, photo

gallery, and ‘Can’t Miss’ list. Please let us know if we can be of any

assistance. We hope everyone has a great weekend and we appreciate your

business!

Introducing our Farm Talk Blog!

2011-09-22T16:22:58-04:00

Farm Talk is an interactive blog that acts as a window into our nursery as well as a media outlet that allows you to communicate with your sales staff, commenting or asking questions on topics that we post. More importantly, it is directly linked to our weekly Current Availability emails that are sent out each Friday. In your newly formatted email you will find links to our Current Availability and as well as the Farm Talk post for that day. The Farm Talk post will contain our Photo Gallery, Featured Plant List and Can’t Miss List for that particular week.

In addition to being directly associated with our weekly emails, we will use Farm Talk to discuss topics relevant to our industry. Some possible topics to look for in the future are:

Pigskins, Pumpkins, & Pennisetum
Delectable Edibles
You know you're a plant nerd if...
Soil Preparation Techniques
Shade-Loving Shrubs
Companion Plants
Deer Resistant Plants
New Plant Introductions
Plants for the Holidays

Farm Talk is focused on supplying you with the latest information on plants, the nursery and our industry. We hope that you find this new communication media helpful and we want to hear from you. Leave us a comment below!

Want to know more about our new Mobile Site?

2011-09-21T09:37:35-04:00

Panoramic Farm is thrilled to announce to our customers that you may now access our website and catalog on your smart phones and other mobile devices. Today we live in a world that allows us to have an abundance of information at our finger tips, so why not include plants! Our Mobile Website is simply a condensed version of our primary website, offering you the same information and services, only on the go. This will be especially helpful to those of you who are constantly on the road or away from your computers by allowing you to access catalog information, order online, or simply browse through our website on your mobile devices. Below is a list of functions you can now enjoy on our Mobile Website:

Secure Login to our Catalog and Current Availability
Online Ordering
Plant Information and Photographs
Contact Information and Directions
Access to our Farm Talk Blog

We hope this makes your life a little easier and we welcome any feedback you may have on the new addition to our family. Happy browsing!

Week 38 Photo Gallery & Featured Plants

2011-09-16T15:32:14-04:00

It finally feels like Fall has arrived and that means planting season is here! We have added a lot of plants on the availability that are now ready, so feel free to take a moment to review the changes. Please let us know if there are any plant needs that we can help you with. Thanks for your business and enjoy the cooler weekend!

See our Panoramic Team at work!

2011-09-14T09:34:45-04:00

One of the ways Panoramic Farm succeeds in delivering our customers with wonderful plant material is through the hard work and dedication of our staff. "I" is not a term we often us here at the nursery. We work as a collective group to ensure that your experience with us is as pleasant as possible, while delivering you with top-knotch service, quality plant material and smiling faces. Please take a look at the smiling faces of our order pulling crew as they stage and load trucks for delivery this week!