Ooo nice!

Thanks, Ladies! Our Lowe's doesn't usually do sales this early, so I was excited, and especially that the plants were so healthy. My husband insisted on the Crossandras, he loves them. :)

I've noticed that Lowe's has been carrying a lot more varieties and good selections of plants this year, I'm impressed. Still love my local nurseries best, but they never carry much of a selection of annuals.

I have always loved Lowe's selections of plants and herbs. They have a wonderful selection of already large tomato plants. I've had a problem with plants bought at Lowe's dying fairly quickly. Bought two colors of marigolds and one color entirely died out, but the other one just grew another bloom!

Ashley, I was having that problem with them in the past, too, and had actually stopped going for a while ... this is the first year of them (in my town) having better looking plants than anyone else. I keep meaning to ask them if they found a new supplier (I know they were supplied by a nursery in Sanger for a while). Everything is super healthy, and they're even having better sales. Hope they keep it up! I really love their succulent section now, too.

Our Home Depot, on the other hand, ugh. Expensive, sickly looking plants, very limited selection of annuals.

There were a few times in early spring where some Lowes nearby were clearancing great and healthy plants. I asked why and they said simply that more stock was coming in and they need to make room for it. They were great plants that didn't even have any problems on dry leaves or dead flowers, etc. They were still great and could still be sold for full price if the store wasn't trying to move them for new stock.