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CouponsFREE Celebrating Years Of Growing! on page 31! Visit Our GIANT STORE! Biggest in the State! OPEN ALL YEAR! 7 DAYS A WEEK 50th 2020 Spring Catalog Shop at COX’S Plant Farm Lawn & Garden th Center; where our greenhouses 49 specialize in growing quality flowersflowers andand 19701970 vegetable plantsth forfor ourour plantplant lovingloving44 customercustomer friendsfriends likelike you.you. For being a very importantimportant partpart ofof our business, you deserve the most courteous 20202020 attention we can give. Let us take thisthis momentmoment toto say:say: “Thank you. We appreciate having you as a friend." 317–539 – 4632 U.S. 40 at Clayton Road (6 miles west of Plainfield) “COX’S - The Place to Go for Things that Grow” (Pass the Word) April 11th to June 14th: 8 am – 8 pm • June 15th to October 18th: 9 am – 6 pm October 19th to April: 9 am – 5 pm Cox’s Plant Farm Offers You… YARD & GARDEN CYPRESS MULCH • GARDEN PLANTS • SHRUBS $5.98 ea. ANNUAL FLOWERS VINES Or Special • • BLACK HARDWOOD MULCH PACKAGED SEED CEMENT PRODUCTS 4 Bags for $18.00 • • $5.98 ea. • BULK GARDEN SEED FOR THE LAWN Or Special RED BARK MULCH • PERENNIAL FLOWERS • GRASS SEED 4 Bags for $18.00 AND BULBS SPRAYS $5.98 ea. • PINE BARK MULCH Or Special NURSERY STOCK FERTILIZER • • $5.98 ea. 4 Bags for $18.00 • SHADE TREES • PEAT MOSS Or Special • ORNAMENTAL TREES • MISC. LAWN AND 4 Bags for $18.00 FRUIT TREES GARDEN SUPPLIES • PINE BARK NUGGETS GARDEN MAGIC POTTERY • SEVERAL BERRIES • $5.98 ea. POTTING SOIL • ROSES • MOWERS AND TILLERS Or Special $7.98 ea. 4 Bags for $18.00 Or Special 3 Bags for $18.00 We can give you much better quality of plants and flowers, at very reasonable prices. ORGANIC PEAT Shop in our greenhouses where we grow over 300 varieties $2.98 ea. ORGANIC TOP SOIL of flowers and vegetable plants. Or Special $2.98 ea. 5 Bags for $12.00 Or Special Call Us Toll Free 1-800-877-0632 5 Bags for $12.00 WE HAVE GIFT CERTIFICATES. CYPRESS MULCH PRODUCTS 2 CU. FT. Give a perfect gift to someone special! In order for our mulch to achieve the desired results such as weed Depth of 100 1000 control, moisture control, etc., it is necessary that it be applied by Mulch SQ. FT. SQ. FT. installing half of the desired depth of bed and thoroughly soaking with 2" 10 bags 100 bags water. The minimum depth of bed is 2". We recommend at least a 3" 15 bags 150 bags 3" depth. This chart will help determine the number of bags needed based on the coverage listed. 4" 20 bags 200 bags CUSTOMER SERVICE At most stores “Customer Service" is a hard-to-find office some place in a very inconvenient location and the person you need to see seems to be always “out of the office today." CATALOG INDEX At Cox’s customer service is where the customer NEEDS service It is at the counter where you may purchase seeds by the scoop; it is in the greenhouse Page 2 .................................... Catalog Index and Bagged Mulches where you receive information about annual flowers (need to be planted each Page 3 ............................................... 50 Years of Cox’s Plant Farm year), perennial flowers (come up each year), vegetables, herbs, or houseplants and even get answers to questions about plants you already own. If we cannot Page 4 ............................................................... Store Merchandise provide what you need or cannot answer your questions, we don’t mind Page 5 ....................... Garden Accents, Herbs and Ground Covers spending time trying to find information for you. Pages 6-8 ....................................................................... Perennials In the shrub area you will find people who are glad to help you select shrubs and trees suitable for your home. Whether you need low-growing evergreens, Page 9 .......................................................... Grow•Fine Lawn Care flowering shrubs or trees, fruit trees, berries, grapes or shade trees you will find Page 10 ................................................................Wayne’s Solutions our employees eager to help you make the best selection. Page 11 ................................................................... Bedding Plants Inside the main store, along with lawn mowers, lawn mower parts, bird baths, Pages 12-15 ............................................. Annual Flowers in Packs lawn ornaments, pottery, gardening tools, hoses, seed, peat moss, fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, landscapes stone, etc., you will find friendly staff who Pages 16 ................................................................. Asparagus, etc. believe that helping you is the most important job to be done. Pages 17-18 ................................................... Vegetables in Packs At Cox’s Plant Farm everyone is in the business of Customer Service and we Pages 19-22 ............................................................... Garden Seed are “in" 362 days each year. Here there’s always someone available who will Page 23 ......................... Contest Winners, Bird Feeders & Houses gladly help you. Page 24 .............................Snapper & Simplicity Power Equipment Celebrating our 50th Growing Season! Page 25 .......................................................... Echo Portable Power Page 26 .......................................................................... Fruit Trees Page 27 ......................................... Grapes, Berries, Nursery Stock Page 28 ......................... Bulk Grass Seed and Fall Garden Plants Page 29 ........................................... Planting and Fishing Calendar Page 30 ......................................................................... Superthrive Page 31 .............................................. Miscellaneous and Coupons Back Cover ................................................................ Location Map 2 COX’S PLANT FARM • Phone 317-539-4632 www.coxsplantfarm.com 50 Years of Cox’s Plant Farm — 1970 to 2020! We would like to express our sincere customer appreciation for making it possible for us to be having our 50th anniversary this spring! It is an accomplishment to start a business but it’s an even bigger accomplishment to still be here 50 years later and still going strong! We appreciate the loyalty of our customers as we continue to grow, customer satisfaction is our foremost priority and we promise to always give you our best. We know we would not be here without your support! We’ve been through a lot of devastating times in the past, the biggest impact on us was the loss of Wayne Cox in 2018. Wayne was the heart of the business but fortunately he has molded Danny and I to fill his shoes for when he was no longer with us. We have also come back from 2 major fires, wind storms, hail storms and snow storms; we never let anything keep us down, always get back up, repair the damage and keep on going! We are so vulnerable to the spring weather, we always gear up for a great one! Pictured here is a little blast from the past from where we started to where we are now! We also want to express our appreciation to all of the employees, past and present, for their loyal support in helping us make it to celebrate 50 years in business! We have had so many wonderful employees throughout the years and they have become family to us. We have also lost some very special people we will cherish forever. Pictured are just a few of them. We have some pretty special people that have been part of our team for a long time, pictured is Margaret Firkins and Kelly McCormack (over 30 years), Joyce Chasteen (40 years) and Carolyn Hurst (50 years). We are blessed to have these ladies still here with us to celebrate our 50 years along with several other loyal team members that we call family; they have been with us for many years. As a token of our appreciation we are giving away free gifts to you when you come visit us this spring, there will be a special drawing for a $50.00 gift certificate (on the money mailer if you receive those, make sure to look inside) along with our original drawing on the last page of our catalog! Be sure to fill these out and drop them in the correct box! Again we appreciate your loyalty and are truly grateful to you for choosing Cox’s Plant Farm for all of your gardening needs and giving us the opportunity to grow. None of our achievements would have been possible without your support and we look forward to continuing to serve you for many more years! Our sincere Thank You, Danny Carter Gary Cox Diane "Cox" Carter In Loving Memory... Wayne & Evelyn Cox, founders of Cox’s Plant Farm, established in 1970... www.coxsplantfarm.com Phone 317-539-4632 • COX’S PLANT FARM 3 50th Gray terra MarBLed COtta CLay 49th 44th UniVersaL BirdBatHs Handpainted BirdBatHs FarMHOUse pLanters Crocks with Drainage 4 COX’S PLANT FARM • Phone 317-539-4632 www.coxsplantfarm.com Groundcovers Traditional groundcovers include Ivy, Pachysandra, Vinca (myrtle) and Ajuga among others. Our selection will include most of those as well as others that you may not have considered for groundcover. Pachysandra GROUndCOvER PRICES Myrtle 1 4 per pack Flat 8 x 4 pks (32 Plants) $32.49 = $1.01 /2 ea. 4 per pack Flat Sedum, Dragon Blood $4.49 $32.49 Pachysandra $4.49 $32.49 Ivy, Baltic $4.49 $32.49 Ajuga Bronze $4.49 $32.49 Ivy, English $4.49 $32.49 Ajuga Burgundy $4.49 $32.49 Myrtle (Vinca Minor) $4.49 $32.49 ECOnOmY FlATS & HAlF-FlATS Rooted Cuttings 1/2 Flat (50) Full Flat (100) Rooted Cuttings 1/2 Flat (50) Full Flat (100) Ivy, Baltic $19.98 $32.98 Phachysandra $19.98 $32.98 Ivy, English $19.98 $32.98 Herbs for the Perennial Garden Include perennial herbs in your garden for their strong form, attractive foliage color, delightful fragrance or culinary uses. Herbs are the ultimate hands-on plants. Herbs: 4 pack – $3.49 Flat: 8x4 pks (32 plants) – $23.98 = $.74 ea. www.coxsplantfarm.com Phone 317-539-4632 • COX’S PLANT FARM 5 Check Out Our PERENNIALS Some We Have the Largest Selection in the State varieties are in limited supply and may sell out quickly.
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