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You can use our new Shopping Cart by filling in the number of plants needed below
and clicking on the "Order Now" button anywhere on our catalogue pages to the left of the plant entry.
Our new Shopping Cart is the easiest way to order. After you have ordered your last selection,
just follow the directions on the Shopping Cart page.
You can order this way from any of our catalogue pages, wherever you see the "Order Now" button.
If the Shopping Cart does not work, just click the "Fill In the Online Orderform" button above.

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A drawing of our mascot, Our Garden Griffen, drawn by artist Roberta Donnewirth

Please honor the days we are open to the public:
FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS ONLY 10AM to 6PM

Mail Order Phone Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 10:00 to 6:00
The Staff may also be near the phones ready to help you on Wednesdays & Saturdays
During our busy season, we may not be able to get to the phones on these days, however.

How to contact us

Business phone: (740)-662-2142 (Information)
Order Phone: (800)-837-2142 (Orders Only)
FAX: (740)-662-2120 (Day or Night)
E-mail (You can reach us at any one of the following Addresses):
Info@GlasshouseWorks.com
Info@FantasticGardens.com
Info@ExoticPlants.com
Info@FinePlants.com
Info@RarePlants.com
Address:
Church Street, P.O. Box 97
Stewart, OH 45778-0097
U.S.A.

The following lists contain both a listing of what we consider our best and most distinctive plants (many offered only by us) and a periodic listing of items in too short supply to list in our main catalogue. As of January 1, 2008 we have just updated the offerings for the new year. New items will continue to appear throughout the year. Houseplant items can be shipped weather permitting as soon as they are ready. Perennials and bedding plants will start to be shipped and April and May and then throughout the summer and fall. For your convenience, we now have a Secure Shopping Cart so that you can easily order as you browse. Since, the server is now secure, you can enter your Credit Card numbers now directly in the order. (The old invoice form is still available if your browser does not support the Shopping Cart, but we recommend you use our new Ordering system.) There is an "Image Button" with each plant. Many of the Image Links now have pictures associated with them (at last!) and those that do not will be added during the year. We eventually want to have a photo for each entry! Each of the plant entries also has an "Order Now" button which activates the Shopping Cart.

Gift Certificates for the Gardener

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We have noted some of the most recognizable names of our plants for you to click on. You will find your favorite plants alphabetically here too. Some pages such as "Coleus" in the "C" category may be slow to load because of photos. We have a Ferns Only Page that you can click to if you want to see just ferns. Once you jump into the catalogue pages, you can navigate either from the bottom of each of the catalogue pages or from the bottom of the Shopping Cart page. You do not need to come back to this page. Just pick a category and/or alphabet letter to start off with now.

Abrometiella, Abutilon, Acalypha, Adiantum, Alocasia | Alpinia, Alternanthera, Amorphophallis, Anthurium, Aspidistra, | Bambusa, Baumia, Begonia (Part I) | Begonia (Part II), Billbergia, Blechnum, Bougainvillea, Breynia, Brugmansia, Brunfelsia | Clerodendron, Clivia, Clusea, Codiaeum, Coffea | Coleus hybridus Cultivars (Part I) | Coleus hybridus cultivars (Part II) | Colocasia, Colysis, Costus, Crinum, Cryptanthus, Cuphea, Cyperus | Dianella, Dionea, Dorstenia, Duranta, Elettaria, Epidendrum, Eucharis, Euphorbia, Excoecaria | Ficus, Fosterella, Fuchsia | Gardenia, Graptophyllum, Hedera, Hedychium, Hibiscus, Hippeastrum, Humata

Ilex, Impatiens, Ipomea, Iresine, Jasminum, Justicia | Kaempferia, Kohleria, Lantana, Ligularia | Mandevillea, Manihot, Medinilla, Microgramma, Monstera, Musa, Nepenthes, Nephrolepis, | Ochna, Origanum, Osmanthus, Oxalis, | Pandorea, Passiflora, Pelargonium, Pellionia, Pentas | Peperomia, Pennisetum, Phaedranassa, Philodendron | Pilea, Piper, Plectranthus, Platycerium, Pseuderanthemum, Punica | Raphidophora, Rhoeo, Ruellia | Saintpaulia, Saxifraga, Selaginella, Serissa, Solandra, Spathiphyllum, Syngonium | Talinum, Theobroma, Thunbergia, Trachelospermum, Tillandsia | Urena, Vanilla, Viola, Xanthosoma, Zamia, Zingiber

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We have noted some of the most recognizable names of our plants for you to click on. You will find your favorite plants alphabetically here too. Once you jump into the catalogue pages, you can navigate either from the bottom of each of the catalogue pages or from the bottom of the Shopping Cart page. You do not need to come back to this page. Just pick a category and/or alphabet letter to start off with now.

Adenium, Agave, Alluaudia, Aloe, Aptenia | Beaucarnea, Ceropegia, Crassula | Decanema, Dischidia, Epiphyllum, Euphorbia | Fockea, Gasteria, Graptopetalum | Haworthia, Hoya, Jatropha, | Kalanchoe | Ledebouria, Lenophyllum, Monadenium, Ornithogalum | Pachypodium, Pedilanthus, Pereskia, Portulacaria, Rhipsalis | Sansevieria, Schlumbergera, Sedum, Senecio, Stapelia, Synadenium | Taccazia, Xerosicyos

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We have noted some of the most recognizable names of our plants for you to click on. You will find your favorite plants alphabetically here too. Once you jump into the catalogue pages, you can navigate either from the bottom of each of the catalogue pages or from the bottom of the Shopping Cart page. You do not need to come back to this page. Just pick a category and/or alphabet letter to start off with now. Click here for references and link to protect your garden from deer.

Abelia, Acer, Acorus, Ajania, Ajuga, Allium, Aquilegia, Armoracia, Arundo, Athyrium | Berberis, Buddleia, Buxus | Campanula, Campsis, Caryopteris, Cercis, Chamaecyparis, Coreopsis, Crocosmia, Dendranthema, Disporum, Duchesnea | Eomecon Equisetum, Erysinium, Euonymus, Ficus, Forsythia, Geranium, Ginkgo | Helleborus, Heuchera, Hibiscus, Houttuynia, Hydrangea, Hydrocotyle, Hypericum, Iris, Juniperus, Lamium, Lavandula, Ligustrum, Liriope, Lobelia, Lonicera, Lysimachia | Magnolia, Melissa, Miscanthus, Nandina, Nymphaea, Ophiopogon, Osmunda | Pennisetum, Persicaria, Phlox, Plantago, Pleioblastus, Polygonum, Prunella, Pyracantha | Rhododendron, Rosa, Rosmarinus, Ruta, Salix, Sambucus, Sasa, Sedum, Semiarundinaria, Solanum, Stachys | Thuja, Tovara, Tradescantia, Typha, Ulmus, Verbena, Veronica, Vinca, Viola, Vitis

Featured Items, Books, Collections, etc.

Plants New to the Online Catalogue in 2005

Click on the Image above to view Details on Pot Size, Shipping Methods, Order Fulfillment.

Click on the Image above to view Details on how to most effectively browse our Site.

Plants are shipped when ready or at best time for planting.

Unless specified, we ship established starter plants typically in 2 3/4" to 3 1/2" plastic pots; some items such as Hoyas, some Bromeliads, Epiphyllums and Rhipsalis are sent as mossed unrooted cuts (as they travel and reestablish best this way); dormant bulbs may be shipped out of pots depending on the season ordered. Various hardy items may be shipped in liter size pots. No items are shipped totally bareroot. Typically, foreign orders must be washed & mossed. depending on the country, and require special shipping charges.

Among those who have contributed plants offered in this catalogue again this 2008 season are Doug Lohman, Dale Wagner, Bob Smoley, Chris Baker, Jeanette Henderson, David Biggar, Mark Cooper, Carolyn Wilson, Charles Applegate (Kingwood Gardens), John Ingram, Steve Lowe, Warren Stoutamire, Fenner Hughes, Jim Snyder, Lance Reiners, David Mollendorf, Barry Yinger, Mike Loos, Steve Silverstein, Charles Downer, Kevin Reiner, Lucille Polan, Henry Ross, Doug Litchfield, Debbie Knitz, Dave Junka, the Dupont brothers (of Cajin territories) and Tom & Shan Nasser. (Not included are several vendors from whom we buy new items.) We hope we've not missed anyone whose name has disappeared into a blaze of obscurity. We appreciate any correction, suggestion, or emendations you can offer on the nomenclature, physical descriptions (such as flower scent, or leaf color) or on the winter hardiness of plants offered by this catalogue--many past observations are now incorporated in this year's descriptions. In the horticulturally spiritual sensibility voiced unwittingly by Gerard Manley Hopkins, "Glory be to God for dappled things," we do need to emphasize that most of these plant friends mentioned above are enthusiasts of variegated plants, a passion that Glasshouse Works partakes in also.

Click on the image below to go directly to our coleus offerings.

Stained Glassworks
Watch for some of our best appearing in garden centers under the name Stained Glassworks[ppaf]
We have selected some of our best for the Flower Fields Introductions.

African Art Gallery
Stone Designs Gallery
Ceramic Art Gallery
Chinese Art and Statuary Gallery
Copper Magic Gallery
The Dewey Studios
The Garden Forge Studios
Gardening Supplies
Garden Statuary Galleries
Growing Plants under Growlights
Cast and Carved Plaques and small statues
The Wood Carvings of Mamerto Tindongan
Jewelry from Irma Groty
Tiffany Stained Glass Studios
The Sunflower Stained Glass Studios
Gardening Books for Sale
The Terrarium Gallery
The Whitehill Gallery
Art and Objects from Here and There Gallery
Statuary with a Classic Flair for the Home Garden
The Innovations Gallery
The Gallery Shows at the Glasshouse Works
Wind Chimes Gallery
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On Visiting the Glasshouse Works

We remind those of you who are planning to visit the gardens & nursery this year that our hours are now FRIDAY and SATURDAY from 10AM to 6PM. Our faithful core of customers--many of whom have been our support group for some 30 years now--rely on our extremely wide diversity of plants, most of which we keep in production with few interruptions. This involves major blocks of hours--far more than maintaining only the two or three hundred items in stock characteristic of glossy photo catalogue companies. With the mushrooming emphasis on incorporating tropicals in the temperate zone garden, the renewed interest in terrariums, the serious plantings of troughs and the amazing number of new hobby greenhouses springing up in ancient baby boomer backyards due to menopausal nesting urges-- many of our traditional conservatory items are in much greater demand; also, with the internet many impressively intense new plant collectors have found us from all over the world. We have, resultingly, major increased demands on production time and in shipping time. We trust you appreciate the arithmetic of this and honor our need of more hours to keep up propagation, finishing, pulling, wrapping, & shipping these thousands, not dozens, of plant offerings without exhausting our staff & while maintaining our own stab at sanity. Although we all enjoy meeting our faithful customers, you arrived in such numbers in previous years that we lost significant hours needed to keep up with our mailorder schedule. We cannot survive another Spring of eight day weeks; thus Thursday will remain another mailorder day until Tom can accept special appointments Summer & Fall. Nonetheless, as usual a rich variety of hardy, aquatic, trough & tropical plants (with many non-catalogue items) will be available at the walk-in nursery, as will pots, fountains, sandstone art, original granite art, statuary, bonsai pots, & even fabulous wardian cases, potting soil, specialty fertilizers, rooting Hormone gel, orchid mix, etc. However, we can no longer even pretend that most of the items in this catalogue will be featured in the walk-in nursery area as many catalogue items very likely will have all available pots completely pre-ordered by our mail order customers--mail order customers who have already paid for these plants and for whom they are reserved absolutely from the arrival time of their initial order. Access to permanent collection & production greenhouses will be restricted in the spring, as far too many mail order customers' orders were compromised by those who promised not to touch . . . but well, you know . . . I really didn't intend to misplace that tag . . . and I thought I put that pot back in the same flat . . . However, a new greenhouse is devoted to housing a wide range of rare & distinctive tropicals & subtropicals for you to choose from with the able assistance Connie, Doug and other staff members who might just have escaped the shipping house for an hour; another display area developed last summer to make available far more succulents to the visiting customer. The winter hardy perennial & shrub area seems to be spilling on into the new lot (not in the masterplan!) . . . We are not restricting our open days to a smattering of weekends, as most nurseries similar to us do; nonetheless, we must become more realistic about the amount of stamina and basic mental health we have on reserve.

Our 1998 Cover and Our 1997 Cover

The Plant Listings: Tropicals (some letters have multiple pages)
A | A2 | B | B2 | C | C2 | C3 | C4 | DE | F | GH | IJ | KL | MN | O | P | P2 | P3 | QR | S | T | UVWXYZ
The Plant Listings: Succulents
A | BC | DE | FG | HIJ | K | LMNO | PQR | S | TUVWXYZ
The Plant Listings: Perennials, Trees, Shrubs, and Vines
A | B | CD | EFG | HIJKL | MNO | PQ | RS | TUVWXYZ
The Special Plant Theme Groups
Terrarium Plants | Wardian Case Plants | Ferns | Bonsai | Tropical Bulbs | Hummingbirds
The White Garden | The Silver Garden | The Black Garden | The Gold Garden | Color Purple
Succulent Wreaths | Standards and Topiary | Kid's Plants | Zoo & Animal Plants | Gittin' Religion
Aquatics | Fragrant Plants | Winter Bloomers | Tropical Herbs | Tropical Look
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