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June is Pollinator Month(Post)

June is Pollinator Month This month, we’re celebrating pollinators and all they do for our ecosystem, landscapes, and agricultural crops. When mentioning pollinators, we nor ...

Black Lace Elderberry(Page)

  If you love the delicate look of a Japanese maple but want something a bit tougher and easier to grow, Black Lace™ Elderberry might be the perfect plant for you! With its finely cu ...

Raspberries & Blackberries(Page)

Growing Raspberries and Blackberries Raspberries and blackberries are delicious, rewarding fruits to grow at home. With proper planting, pruning, and trellis training, you can enjoy a bountiful ...

Common Orchid Ailments(Page)

Even well-cared-for orchids can occasionally show signs of stress. Yellowing leaves, spotted flowers, or shriveled bulbs are often your plant’s way of telling you something is off. Use thi ...

Viburnum(Page)

    Viburnums are an attractive, year-round addition to any landscape.  Over 120 species and named cultivars exist.  This large selection includes both deciduous and evergre ...

Choosing the Right Bird Feeder(Page)

Looking to bring more feathered friends to your backyard? Begin by deciding what kinds of birds you'd like to attract, then select a feeder that matches their food preferences.  Attract a ...

Heuchera (Coral Bells)(Page)

  Heucheras, also known as coral bells, are versatile perennials that bring vibrant foliage to any garden. With the right placement and care, they thrive in borders, rock gardens, and conta ...

Petunia History(Page)

The petunias we know today are a far cry from those that first appeared in 19th century gardens, although they're all based mainly on two species that were discovered in South America in the mid-17 ...

Wave Petunias(Page)

Wave® Petunia Plant Pointers Wave Petunias are beautiful and low-maintenance flowers that will spread like you've never seen before. Here are a few pointers to ensure that your gorgeo ...

Long Lasting Bloomers(Page)

Many gardeners love perennials because they come back year after year, giving your garden lasting beauty without replanting. But “plant it once and forget it” isn’t quite the st ...

Parsley(Page)

Parsley (Petroselinum crispum) is a member of the carrot family and far more than a decorative sprig on a dinner plate. Used by the ancient Greeks and Romans for both medicine and cooking, parsle ...

Early Spring Flowering Shrubs(Page)

FORSYTHIAThe traditional first sign of spring.  Forsythia's yellow flowers bloom along its branches before the leaves grow. This member of the olive family is extremely hardy.  Forsythia ...