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Winter can seem like a dreary time in the garden with bare branches and faded plants. However, some shrubs provide outstanding winter interest with fragrant blooms bright berries, colorful foliage, and striking bark. By choosing shrubs wisely you can create a landscape that shines even during the coldest months. Bright Berries Berries on red twig … Read more
Plant spacing is based on the ultimate width of the plants. This figure is normally given as a range; for example, 3-5’. If you live somewhere cold or want plants to grow faster, space them out at the shorter end of the range. If you live somewhere warm, don’t have a lot of money, or … Read more
Dahlias are treasured for their stunning, diverse blooms that flower from midsummer until the first frost They come in virtually every color except blue, with flower forms ranging from tiny 2-inch pompons to giant 15-inch dinner plates But to nurture these beauties to their full potential dahlias need rich fertile soil and steady feeding throughout … Read more
When it comes to improving soil health and providing nutrients for plants, nothing beats the natural power of compost. Composting recycles yard and household waste into a rich, organic fertilizer and soil amendment that fuels plant growth. The best compost enriches soil, conserves water, and feeds plants while avoiding chemical additives. But with the dizzying … Read more
For that reason, clay soil can be hard to work with if you don’t know what plants to put in your garden. However, planting in clay soil is not as limiting or challenging as you might think. Having knowledge about the plants that do well in clay soil will help you make a garden that … Read more
The gorgeous weeping Yoshino cherry tree is beloved for its graceful, cascading form and lovely blooms. If you’re considering adding one of these stunning trees to your landscape, you likely want to know – how tall does a weeping Yoshino cherry tree grow? This article will explore everything you need to know about weeping Yoshino … Read more
Eastern prickly pear cactus (Opuntia humifusa) is a cold-hardy cactus native to the Eastern United States. Because it can survive in zones 4 (-30 F), almost anyone can grow prickly pear fruits at home, even if they don’t live in the desert. We try to grow as many kinds of fruits and vegetables as we … Read more
Putting together Tulip ‘Jan Reus’ and Daffodil ‘Falconet’ is one of the most beautiful ways to bring spring gardens to life with bright colors. This duo promises to uplift any garden space with their radiant hues and contrasting shapes. Tulip “Jan Reus”: The deep crimson (almost burgundy) velvety blooms of the tulip “Jan Reus” make … Read more
Please note that the minimum order is 24 plants, and the plants chosen are the sellers’ choice (you can’t ask for specific varieties). They are chosen from the stock that is available at that time. You will receive a variety–not all plants shipped will be the same. If you need plants in bloom, miniature violets … Read more
Q: I don’t know what is on the beavertail cactus. It just appeared this summer. It’s about seven years old and I’ve never seen this white stuff before. The cactus doesn’t have a water source — no bubblers, no overspray — it’s completely on it’s own. I sent you a picture. What should I do?. … Read more