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We
Won! The 2005 Central Massachusetts Flower show is over and only the
memories remain. Bemis Farms Nursery won First Place in the large landscapes and
in the Peoples' Choice Award. The American Rhododendron Society, Massachusetts
Nursery & Landscape Association and the New England Nursery Association judges
also bestowed awards on us. Click here for more
details of the exhibit as well as what goes into it.
Saturday September 25, 2004 Native American Fest 12-5 PM
 Please join us for a whole new way to spend the day! Enjoy traditional
Native American dance that will fill your senses with colorful feathers
and great music. Featuring Paul Bullock (Whirling Thunder) as guest
MC, (Paul is the father of Faith Rushford, who runs our perennial dept.)
and host drum "101 Singers." Audience participation for the
young and young at heart! Free admission. Bring a lawn chair.
 March
23, 2003 - Our brand new television show on Spencer Cable Access Television
(channel 12 in Spencer) will air on Thursdays at 2, 7, and 10 p. m. Tina and Ed
both had a great time doing the show, and wish to thank Lee and Casey Danek for
their hours of effort in producing, filming, editing, and managing the show.
Follow the link below for more information.
http://www.scatv.org/bloomin/
September 10, 2002
MUMS ARE OUT OF THIS WORLD
Spencer, MA,
Strange
things are happening on North Brookfield Rd in Spencer. Unusual formations
appeared in the mum crop at Bemis Farms Nursery. Geometric patterns of mums are
missing, reminding one of the crop circles in the movie Signs. A
significant difference however, is that the mums were not crushed like has
happened in other crops, but rather, were apparently vacuumed up and taken away.
Experts differ on why this might have occurred; but agree it is likely the mums
are now decorating doorsteps in another part of the galaxy. Co-owner Tina Bemis
speculated that her mums were chosen because they were grown without any
chemical pesticides. "We have customers that travel long distances to come to
our nursery, but never before from this far away." Adds Mrs. Bemis, ever the
salesperson, "if our mums are good enough for aliens, they should be good enough
for you."
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