It's all about the dirt. No, not the gossip kind of dirt. The actual dirt, soil, earth. That's what Deb learned in today's episode. And it was a lightbulb moment for her. In the spring of 1965, Marshall May decided to make a career change and started by selling a few vegetable plants and geraniums on his property on the south side of Bloomington. Little did Marshall know that his decision would touch the lives of his family, friends and literally tens of thousands of Bloomington residents over the next 54 years. May's Greenhouse grew from a side yard hobby to a Bloomington institution. Loved by many, it is a place with a storied history and a bright future, thanks to Marshall's daughters and employees, who have worked tirelessly over the years to create a place where anyone, regardless of gardening experience, can get quality plants and advice. Join us as we hear the story of May's Greenhouse from Helen May, who retired in 2003, but who still holds May's close to her heart. And get inspired to get dirty!

In our Facebook Follow segment, follow Sycamore Land Trust. Guests of Episode 25 of At Home in Bloomington, if you aren't up to raising your own plants, Sycamore Land Trust provides opportunities all over southern Indiana for you to commune with Nature. Free and closer than you think. Follow them on Facebook! And in our REAL-List segment, the most stressful time for a seller isn't waiting on the offer. It's waiting on the inspection response. Prepare yourself and your home with these top tips!

http://www.maysgreenhouse.net
https://www.facebook.com/Mays-Greenhouse-318078388277099/


https://www.facebook.com/SycamoreLandTrust/

REAL Real Estate Today Episode #25 :https://www.spreaker.com/user/10700760/real-real-estate-today-episode-25 or on Youtube:
https://youtu.be/WrlgpbCvDWI