At Shari’s Berries & Garden LLC we are firmly committed to freshness and quality of each flower. Our flowers are sold to both wholesale and retail florists in the area, as well as to brides looking to source locally grown flowers. See the flowers in season (below) so you know what flowers are coming in. Call for pricing and availability. We grow all our own annuals and have learned the best practices of growing through being a long time member of the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers. Call or stop by and visit the gardens and take some time to smell the flowers!
End of April & May
- Bachelor Button
- Columbine
- Hosta leaves
- Iris, flag
- Lilacs
- Sweet William
June
- Hydrangeas,
- Annabelle
- Astilbe
- Blue Salvia
- Multi Salvia
- Lupine
- Mockorange
- Peony
- Snowball Viburnum
- Spirea
End June & July
- Blue Veronica
- Butterfly Weed
- Lysmachia
- Basketflowers
- Stachys
- Yarrows, mix
August & September
- Celosias
- Cockscomb
- Hydrangeas
- Limelight
- Pumpkins on a stick
- Sedums
- Zinnias
- Hairy Balls
- Sweet William
- Butterfly Weed
September – October
- Celosia
- Cockscomb
- Limelight Hydrangeas
- Pumpkin Sticks
- Zinnias
- Sedums
- Hairy Balls Milkweed
- Dusty Miller
BERRIES
Our berry season starts in June with Red Currants.
In July Blackberries come in and continue through August.
Berry picking is a popular outdoor activities in Northeast Ohio. The berries picked are available direct to customers by pre order, or taken to the farmers market.
*Please note that fruit production varies with our Northeast Ohio weather which can cause variation in harvest time as well as availability. Due to quantity available this year we cannot offer PYO Blackberries.
JAMS
PLANTS
We grow decorative annuals, that can flourish in your dorm room or apartment.
Try combining some in a planter for your porch or patio during more seasonable weather! Bring your planter inside and place it by a bright window when the cold weather brings frost.
Being knowledgeable about a variety of garden plants and shrubs, you can also learn what may grow best in those more challenging areas around your home.
Stop by our stand at Haymakers’ Farmers Market to learn more.
