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Thursday, July 7, 2022

The New Website and summer availability list: www.illaherareplants.com

 Hi all, 

This is a momentous occasion that has only been about 15 years in the making. illahe finally has a website! This will be the end of the blogspot blog.  You can access the past blog posts and follow the new one at:

www.illaherareplants.com


Be sure to book mark it and follow the new blog since I will be posting up the bulb and rock garden plant catalog at illaherareplants.com  from now on. 

Lots of exciting plants will be on the summer availability list. 


Remember to sign up for the new blog so you can get all the updates at: illaherareplants.com


Thanks to all the loyal customers who made this nursery dream become a reality, for a lot of years this was a toil of epic proportions after working a full time job and coming home to run a nursery business. I know the blog wasn't an ideal format but it let me get a lot of plants out to a lot of people at a lower cost.  I'm excited to be dedicating my time to growing plants of exceptional quality and rarity for your gardens and super excited to see where the future takes illahe rare plants. The summer catalog is being drafted now and I hope to have it out by the end of July!

See you on the new format!


Mark

www.illaherareplants.com


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