Showing posts with label nursery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nursery. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Hey everyone, we are hiring!!!

We are looking for smart, flexible, creative people to fill full and/or part-time openings at our nursery.

The positions consist of providing exceptional customer service, caring for plant materials, and assisting with all aspects of the greenhouse and nursery environment. A love of plants and flowers and the ability to learn the nursery industry is a must.

Must be willing to approach customers and provide help/suggestions for all their nursery needs, keep our store looking neat and inviting, strong organizational skills, simple math skills, and to work well with our team as well as independently.

Some heavy lifting required, and the ability to work outside during hot weather a must.

If you are interested please call 575.762.5884, email us at mike@hamiltonlandscaping.com, or stop by our store (2001 E. 7th St.) to fill out an application. We look forward to hearing from you!

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Pumpkins are here!


Our annual fall pumpkin sale has begun.
Pumpkins start at $1.50 each. We have new batches arriving weekly. Also, during your visit checkout our cool season flowers - mums, pansies, and kale.
A great way to add color to your fall landscape! 

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Celebrate Summer

A new season begins today, June 21, which also marks the summer solstice - the longest day of the year.  Today is a great time to enjoy your garden with all the colors and smells of summer.

You're invited stop by our Nursery and browse through the greenhouse and display gardens for many colorful ideas for your own garden.  We have a great selection of pots and a vast array of bedding plants to choose from. Our staff is available to help you plan and design a colorful pot or flowerbed.
Celebrate summer and enjoy the plants and flowers in the garden.

Friday, April 1, 2011

Look What We've Been Up To

We survived the tornado of 2007, but the winds of 2010 gave us a beating. We lost our greenhouse and our sign. No worries. We looked at the loss as a chance to renew. The first part of this year we have been busy rebuilding our greenhouse and revamping our grounds.