Redcoat Greenhouses

06/13/2026

Today was a blast! So many great helpers. Thanks to the 4/5/6 class and all the other volunteers who lent a hand. Southern Prairie Railway is looking sharp for the weekend train tours.

06/10/2026

Busy bees at the greenhouse today.

06/10/2026

As we near the end of our season, it's time to plant out our extra 4-packs at the train station!Now all we need are volunteers 👋
If you can spare some time on Friday morning starting at about 9:15, it would be very much appreciated...the more the merrier and faster!
*Bring your gardening and weeding tools.*
See you Friday and thank you in advance!!!

06/06/2026

1 MORE WEEK OF REGULAR HOURS EVERYONE (or until plants are gone)
Still lots of beautiful healthy plants available!
After next week, it's best to call ahead to make sure someone is at the greenhouses.
Time to get here!

06/02/2026

Just a reminder that there is less than 2 weeks to get your quality plants..
This week and next is planting week in town and the park and then it's our yards lol so make your plan on what you need and get your orders in!
Happy planting!
Ps..I stole this from another greenhouse lol

Perspective is everything.

05/30/2026

A bit of a late post but as graduation comes up for Ogema School, I wanted to highlight our annual spring planting at the school with Lucianne and the grade 2/3 class. Thanks Lucianne for making our school beautiful and the wonderful memories with the kids!

05/28/2026

There are still some beautiful baskets for purchase. We remain open 10am-8pm Mon-Sat and 1pm-8pm on Sunday.

See ya soon!

05/25/2026

A reminder as we experience these crazy hot days to make sure you pump out all the hot water from your garden hose that's been laying in the hot sun ...before you start watering all your plant treasures!
If they're not wilting..wait until evening to water when it's this hot or early morning.
ENJOY THE HOT WEATHER AND STAY HYDRATED!!

05/18/2026

A little bit of Sinclair history(Lucianne's)...
In the earlier years of Redcoat Greenhouses(started in 1998)..
I was once complaining to my mother about the snow storms in May..
She proceeded to tell me that the year my youngest brother Brent Sinclair was born(May15,1965), there was a week long snow storm which made it very difficult getting from Amulet(where we lived) to the Radville hospital where Brent was born.
As we look outside and see the flurries in the air, we can be thankful that the plants are cozy inside our greenhouses, houses and garages..
We will get good weather EVENTUALLY!!