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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 cut, deep pu ...

Bromeliads(Page)

Bromeliads may look exotic, but they’re easy plants to grow at home. Native to tropical regions, many bromeliads are epiphytes, meaning they naturally grow on trees or rocks and absorb moisture ...

Bulbs - Everything You Need To Know(Page)

Planning Your Bulb Display Spring bulbs add bright color and variety to landscapes after winter. Early bloomers like crocus and snowdrops welcome spring, followed by tulips, daffodils, allium, and ...

Pansies(Page)

The Pansy: A Flower for All Seasons Pansies are a favorite cool-weather flower, prized for their cheerful look, cold tolerance and range of color. Despite their delicate appearance, pansies are to ...

Dogwood Trees(Page)

Dogwood trees are a true spring showstopper. Known for their soft, elegant “flowers” and graceful branching, they bring beauty to the landscape in every season. Fun fact: those iconic &l ...

Irises(Page)

When to Plant or Move Iris Plant iris rhizomes soon after receiving them, ideally within one to two weeks. Iris can be transplanted anytime with care, but the best time is shortly ...

Herbs - Harvesting, Drying, Storing, & Freezing(Page)

There’s nothing better than harvesting fresh herbs from your garden. What happens when you have more than you can use? Drying and freezing are simple ways to preserve their flavor so you can en ...

Asparagus(Page)

Growing Asparagus Asparagus is a long-lasting perennial vegetable that can produce for many years when planted and cared for properly. While it takes patience to establish, the reward is fresh spe ...

Rock Gardens(Page)

Turn a Tiny Spot Into a Rock Garden Full of Color Have a small corner patio, a rocky slope or gaps in a natural stone wall that just cry out for plants? Don’t think these spaces are too small; ...

Gladiolus (Page)

Growing Gladiolus Gladiolus are a summer garden favorite known for their tall spikes of colorful flowers. They grow from underground structures called corms, which are thickened stems that store nut ...

Dracaena(Page)

 Save        Draceana have tall stems with tufts of narrow, sword-like leaves at the top. Large varieties often grow 10 feet or more, while others do not exceed ...