Friday, March 5, 2010
Bring it On!!!
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Starting to think about....container classes
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Garden Center Help
Well, it's that time of year again and we are looking for a few good people to work in our garden center.
We need one or two key people with extensive knowledge of Perennials to assist in merchandising and managing of that department. This person should also have a strong knowledge of trees, shrubs, roses and insect and disease controls. Duties will also include running the outside cash register. Excellent customer service skills are needed for this position. Retired persons are strongly encouraged to apply.
We will also need a few individuals to fill the following needs: watering, unloading trucks, assisting customers in selecting plants and general all around work roles. As this is a very labor intensive business the ideal candidates will be in good physical shape as they will be on their feet all day and they must be able to lift objects up to 40lbs. This is a great position for a DEPENDABLE college student.
Shifts available are for weekdays and weekends through the end of June, and perhaps longer.
If you know anyone interested please forward this email.
Please send resume and applicable qualifications via email only to:
missy@creeksidenurseries.com. Please no phone calls.
Thanks for you help. Spring is coming and we're gearing up!
Missy Langley
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Coming out of Hibernation
Aaaaahhhhhhh...this week has been nice with it's big thaw. I feel like a momma bear waking up slowly and starting to move around. Now before I get a lot of comments and emails, I am well aware of the fact that we will get some more cold weather and that we could, in fact, get some crazy 2 foot Super Snow (I lived here in the early 90's). Humor me people!!! This week has felt like spring is just around the corner.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Mission of Hope
This year, more than ever, we need your Help!
With the cooler days and coming of Fall, our thoughts begin to focus on our less fortunate neighbors in rural Appalachia and how we can help them this Christmas season. Most of us are blessed every day with warm homes, warm clothes, plenty of food, and employment to provide for our needs. There are thousands of people living just a short drive from Knoxville that are struggling to provide even the basic necessities for their children from day to day. Most of these people want to work and provide for their families in the way many of us take for granted. However, this is an area of extreme poverty with few available jobs and many needs.
This will be the 14th year for our Christmas Campaign. The first year in 1996, we were able to provide for 150 children; and last year over 16,000 children and their families were assisted with food, new clothing, hygiene items, new toys and more. Our 2009 Christmas Campaign Blue Barrel Collections begin on Friday, November 20 and continue through Monday, December 7.