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Welcome to the front door of caseplants.com
You can check out what just came in the shop on this page before proceeding to the main site - but don't forget to go to the main site because coupons, notification of sales etc. are only kept there.
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Fall is finally here
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WE ARE OPEN AT OUR NEW LOCATION!
The present Farmers Market's days are numbered... It is moving towards Gaston, SC... That's not where most of you live... So in an effort to be closer to you... We are now open at
2720 Main St. Columbia, SC 29201
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To proceed to the main Case Plants Site, click here:Our hours are: Monday - Saturday 10AM - 6PM Sunday 1PM - 6PM As always, if you need us earlier or later, call us at (803) 206-3143. Occasionally, we may be MIA due to the move - but a phone call will get us there in minutes. We look forward to expanding our hours and selections after we settle in.
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Coco Peat: A new GREEN tool for gardeners! We are proud to present a new potting medium / soil amendment / super mulch. Starting now we will carry Coco Peat (Coir). Coco Peat out performs regular peat and saves the peat bogs! Coco Peat is made from coconut husk fiber: a renewable by-product from the coconut harvesting process. Coco Peat makes an excellent growing medium for container plants or add it to sandy soil to increase the water holding capacity or for heavy clay soil to help break it up. Coco Peat has natural rooting hormones and anti-fungal properties. It's easy to use. Just put your compressed Coco Peat
brick in a container, add 3 - 4 gallons of water and let it
sit until the water is absorbed, fluff it up and it is ready to use.
Coco Peat:
- can be used in seed starting mixes, bedding plants, planters, soil mixes, gardens and container plants. Anywhere you would use peat moss.
- holds water rather than shedding it like the traditional peat does. It holds 8-9 times it's weight in water.
- has the ability to store and release nutrient for extended periods of time. It also has great oxygenation properties which is important for healthy root development.
- is very slow to disintegrate, whereas peat breaks down within two years after application. Coco Peat only begins to break down when it is 10 years old and has a pH of 5.0 - 6.8 which is neutral to slightly acidic
Come see us and find out more!
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