All our Valuable Customers,

Every Labor Day, I plead with our customers to remain engaged in their gardens. It's such a great time of year and our mantra has been Fall is For Planting!!

Fall is also the only time of year that you should be planting grass seed. If you disagree with me, I invite you to our Fall Lawn Care Seminar. - September 7 at 1PM (1st Saturday after Labor Day). We'll be happy to discuss your lawn with you.

Now the best reason to stay active in the garden, in my opinion is; all the Summer & Fall Perennials. Black Eyed Susan, Allium, Montauk Daisy, Helenium, Heliopsis, HIbiscus (lot of H's), Coreopsis, the list just continues and the different color combinations are endless.

At Decker's Nursery we start our Perennial- Perennial Sale in July and you can save 20% when you buy 5 perennials. This encourages you to mass plant your favorite flowers and make a big push of color. On Labor Day Weekend, All Perennials are 20% Off. The last hurrah before the fall perennials arrive. - I hope you'll join us this weekend.

This year, I wanted to do something different for our loyal customers. Those of you that receive my emails and attend our seminars and know our staff by name - We appreciate your business and loyalty. The attached coupon is valid for Labor Day Weekend and should not be transferred to friends or neighbors. The discount I"m offering you is my way of saying "Thank You".

I hope you'll find time to use the coupon during the weekend. I hope there's a piece of pottery or statuary that you may want on sale, or maybe a tree for the front yard that provides invaluable shade in summer months? Whatever it may be, you can save up to $200 with this coupon.

Please note: the discount is on any single item. Not on an entire purchase. It cannot be combined with other discounts. Maximum discount is $200 and the coupon expires at 6PM on September 2. Purchase of nursery plants does not include delivery or installation. All rights reserved and some exceptions apply.

I"ll look forward to seeing you in the Garden,

Conrad Decker