Coming Soon: Lone Star Nursery 2.0

February 17, 2022

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LATEST UPDATE ADDED 5/21/26 ...scroll a little more ;) (below, Jonny installs windows in new glass greenhouse! Dig a little deeper for a broader view! ⏬

5/1/2025 update! HA! Did you click the egg in the newsletter? You clever little devil. Here's the latest addition to the LONESTARNURSERY 2.0 PREQUEL...One of our buildings set for remodel was an early 20th century family home in the countryside of New Sweden. It travelled many miles one evening to be permanently placed at Lone Star Nursery for an exciting addition to our ongoing retail sales paradise. Imagine our surprise when he found the original skeleton key to this building, somehow having hitched a ride on the exterior of the structure, only to show itself by plopping down in the dirt adjacent to the old haunt. Color me ECSTATIC!

NEW LOGO! Design by OGB. NEW SIGN!

And now for the main event...UPDATE! 4/17/2025 We are truly excited with the progress of our upcoming retail build! We are releasing a couple of photos here, just to show you that YES things are HAPPENING! sTAy tUNeD!!

UPDATED 5/21/2026 pictured below is a dreamy sneak a peek into our retail build. feast your eyes on the metal greenhouse, a drawing turned true life structure, coming together nicely. Thanks for stopping by! OOPS! We dropped an Easter Egg here, and if you see Wally World, welp, ya missed it! Use your imagination....it's coming....

We are in the planning stages of our upcoming brick and mortar destination on our property in Manor, TX.

These are all conceptual sketches by Jay himself.

The above image is 2 of the 3 structures. A back patio view of the store/tavern and a small front view of a stone cottage/apothecary. The apothecary is based on the "Charlevoix Mushroom Houses" on the shores of Lake Michigan, built by Architect Earl Young from 1918 - 1952.

This is Jay's drawing of The Great Chatsworth Conservatory, 1840.

The Conservatory at Chatsworth House, England was designed by self-taught architect and horticulturalist Joseph Paxton using a revolutionary prefabricated glass and iron technique, becoming one of the first "glass houses". This pioneering approach to controlled growing environments allowed Paxton to cultivate tropical species, including pineapples, giant water lilies and the Cavendish Banana. Paxton went on to design and build the legendary Crystal Palace that housed the Great Exhibition of 1851.

Inspired by Joseph Paxton's work, this is a conceptual drawing of Lone Star Nursery's upcoming 'Crystal Palace' greenhouse. It will be both a tropical sales house as well as a Plant Palace.

This is a very rough micro of the store and tavern.

This is a macro of our present and future Lone Star Nursery growing facility and of the future home of LSN retail experience.

We're planning to put the buildings where you attended our Travelling Plant Show Comes Home event in December 2021, pending permitting.

As we build a larger foot print in the real world we are also planning to build a space in the virtual blockchain world. (QR Codes and VHS gif are a nod to Coinbase's 2022 Super Bowl Commercial.) *Not Financial Advice

Watch this "Under Construction" space for continuing updates on our progress.

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