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Home | Our Plants | Planting & Care Tips | Bloom Times | About Birdie
Hi, I'm Birdie, the spokes chicken for birdieshappyplants.com. I imagine you are wondering what makes a plant happy anyway? (And probably why is a chicken growing plants in the first place, but that is another story. Birdie's plants have been "brought up right", given just the right amount of fertilizer (not too much) and water (not too much) and proper soil (acidic, well drained). Birdie's Happy Plants are not over fertilized plants that grew too fast. No, no, no those would not survive the cold. Your plant thrived through at least four Michigan winters. It is proven hardy and acclimated to our Midwest climate. Yes, yes, yes, a happy plant! It is an easy transition from our nursery to your home, we have a few growing tips to share with you. Some people believe Rhodies are difficult to grow in the Midwest, but after 40+ years of experience, we have a simple formula:
We have also included information on fertilizing, trimming and pests. It's as easy as one two three! We know you will enjoy your happy plant for many years to come! Birdie
As luck would have it... I happened to grow up on a Rhododendron Nursery.
My coop was near a field of Rhodies. As a curious chicken and not at
all interested in laying eggs, I kept wandering further away from home.
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Being
close to the ground, it was natural that I became interested in the
care and cultivation of the beautiful plants. My skills were soon recognized
by the proprietor and I was promoted to head grower. Now that we have
flown to new heights going cyber with a website and all, who better
to represent birdieshappyplants.com than me!