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Tulips(Page)

Tulips say "spring" like no other flower! The vivid yellow, red, pink, purple & orange flowers are a feast to eyes weary from the dull colors of winter. Tulips are often linked to Holland, ...

Tomato Blossom End Rot(Page)

Tomato blossom-end rot is a disorder caused by calcium deficiency. The disorder can be aggravated by the application of too much nitrogen fertilizer to tomato plants. Blossom-end rot appears as ...

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, parsley re ...

Perennials for Shade(Page)

Brighten Shady Spots with a Shade Perennial Garden Think a dark, shady corner of your yard can’t be lively or beautiful? Think again! A shade perennial garden can transform dull, dim spaces ...

Creeping Phlox(Page)

     If you’ve ever admired a vibrant, carpet-like blanket of flowers cascading over a slope or spilling across a garden bed in spring, chances are you were looking at creepi ...

Hollies(Page)

Hollies are a classic landscape favorite, known for their glossy green leaves and bright red berries that add color—especially in winter. With so many varieties available, there’s a holly ...

Blueberries(Page)

Blueberries are a beautiful and productive addition to any garden or landscape. They are fairly easy to grow, require little maintenance, and can produce fruit for many years. As an a ...

Ornamental Grasses(Page)

Bring Movement to Your Garden with Ornamental Grasses Ornamental grasses are more than just green fillers; They add form, color, texture and motion to your garden year-round. From early summer throu ...

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Orders We request information from you when placing an order. To buy from us, you must provide contact information (name and shipping address, etc.) and financial information (credi ...

Plants for Dry Shade(Page)

Creating a lush, green garden in dry shade can feel like an uphill battle. While shade alone isn’t a problem, combining it with dry, compacted soil makes it much harder for plants to grow ...

Herb Dyes(Page)

Isn’t it surprising that herbs—the source of foods, flavors, fragrances, and medicines—provide colors as well. Stirred with skeins of wool, the leaves, flowers, and roots of many ...

Onions & Beets(Page)

Mid-August Planting: Onions and Beets Mid-August is a great time to start planting onions and beets. For summer plantings, choose varieties that grow quickly so you can enjoy a harvest before cool ...