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Mike and I walked around to talk about what's on sale for THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY!!! H E R E I T I S . . . .... House Plants 30% Perennials 30% Herbs 30% Annuals 50% HOURS: Friday - 8-5:30 pm Saturday - 8-2 pm Sunday -Closed See you this weekend! Sorry this post is so late! Better late than never! ~Mike & Betsy #houseplants Schaffitzel’s Flowers 1771 East Atlantic Springfield, MO 65803

Update on the flower pots that Mike planted for Monna Stafford in her front yard right before June! Looking’ good Monna! Keep up that watering! ... How are your containers doing? We would love to see some pictures in the comments below! July is the time to feed the plants again! Especially petunias! They are heavy feeders! ~Betsy

Thanks Cheyenne with Missouri Embroidery for getting another fantastic order of Comfort Color T-Shirts ready for us again! Even one of the owners Justin Lowther showed them off and carried the big box to my van!! Wonderful Service! This time we ordered double the amount and a lot more colors! We have lots with pockets and several with no pockets! We also have youth sizes! We now have adult Small through XL and limited XXL and Youth S-L!... This Friday & Saturday I believe there is going to be a sale! Stay tuned! Happy Thursday! The store is a mess but we'll get it back together before the weekend! ~Betsy

Mike, Emma, and I had fun watching the phone randomly select winners for the 13 giveaway gift certificates! There were so many sweet stories to read but my favorite one was by @melaniezclark about having a baby on the fourth at the hospital and a tornado came through that night! I will post her comment on stories so you can read it! So for her comment, she will receive a gift card for $25!... I will post the winners names later to stories but for now they are in the video! Happy Wednesday! Hint: Save your gift cards for Friday and Saturday! ~Betsy

Plants with fenestrations! The first plant is often mistaken for monstera do to its similarity in appearance but it is in a whole different family! Both require medium, indirect light! Let dry out well and then water throughly.... rhaphidophora tetrasperma, monstera adansonii (wide leaf), monstera deliciosa See more

It was a wonderful weekend to have fireworks with family & friends! The summer weather couldn't have been more perfect! We had a nice rain several days before so there was no fire ban and summer heat was just right! Here are some pictures around the house thanks to my niece Katelyn Rodabaugh! Mike watered all morning as well as smoked a turkey, a brisket, and a pork roast, made home made ice cream, made his delicious strawberry shortcake, made Succotash with his garde...n produce and shot the fireworks off with my brother Joe! Thanks to mom, Barbara Schaffitzel, my sisters Allison Cain and Shannon Reynolds, and friend Angie Carroll for coming over to help clean before the big day!!! Have a fabulous Tuesday! I'm headed to the shop at 1:30 today so Emma can help me with the drawing for the gift cards! TTYL today ~Betsy

HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY! Mike and I have really enjoyed reading your special memories about the Fourth! I do believe this time of year holds some of the most special memories for all of us! If you get a chance, read the shared stories in the previous post with the gift certificates! There are so many fun ones, sad ones, and very funny stories! You all had me in tears crying and laughing! Have a fun, safe, and wonderful Sunday Fourth of July making more sp...ecial memories with your loved ones! We are so very blessed to live in the United States of America! ~Mike & Betsy, Barbara, Tony, and the Schaffitzel Crew See more

Houseplants in bloom! Red Maranta, Oxalis Iron Cross, Purple Passion, Oxalis Triangularis Happy Saturday! Remember we close at noon today!

These are the most common Plant Diseases! Check with Mike or Tony for the best advice on what to do! Note: Make sure you water everything on a regular watering schedule and it’s always best to feed your plants during this season. Watering takes the nutrients out of the soil so it’s great to add the vitamins back in! Keep your plants healthy and strong!

More pictures of Indoor and Outdoor Garden Pests to help you identify your garden pests! You won’t see the slugs during the day but you will if you take a flashlight out at night and inspect your leaves!

Well it’s that time of year where flowers are beautiful and the garden is in full swing! These next few posts are not going to be the pretty flowers but pictures of indoor & outdoor pests as well as non-insect pests! It’s time to identify what’s eating your plants and leaving those nice holes in your leaves! ... Inspect your leaves on top and bottom to see if you can identify the pest! If you can’t see anything in the daytime, Mike says to take out a flash light at night and shine it in the leaves! These pictures are all from my e-Mail Farmers Almanac! See if you solve the mystery! If you know what’s eating your plants, Mike can help you out!

We’re loving this gorgeous bouquet that Audry put together! It certainly reminds us of the New Year. Bouquets are a great hostess gift, holiday centerpieces, or just because gifts to send to a friend for the new year! Thanks Audry!

Our #CareTipTuesday is all about the Pilea Peperomioides! The Pilea is our feature this week, and Brooke is here to share some care tips with us. This is a low maintenance plant, and can thrive in the right conditions! Bright, indirect light (a sunny spot near a window will do!) Allow the first 2-3 of soil to dry between waterings Rotate your Pilea to help stimulate even growth... We often get asked about this plant, so we’re happy to answer questions beyond what we address in this video!

WOW....the moon and clouds tonight shining right above our Limelight Hydrangeas!

This week we’re featuring the pilea peperomioides! This fun plant has lots of nicknames, such as the Chinese Money Plant, the UFO plant , and Pancake Plant. Known for its lilypad like leaves, this plant is eye-catching and unique. Fairly easy to propagate and care for, cuttings and pups can be shared between friends, also giving it the name the Friendship Plant! We’re so excited for Brooke to share a little more about this adorable plant! Make sure to check in tomorrow for care tips.

We just stopped by the shop after church today and couldn’t help but the notice the bright blue sky! We are full of joy and hope and we’re looking forward to the New Year and what it brings!