Golden weeping willow is named for its brilliant yellow twigs and graceful, drooping form. Like all willows, this cultivar is very tolerant of wet sites. It is highly susceptible to storm damage. Golden weeping willow is an upright willow that gets 50 to 75 feet tall and wide. The golden weeping willow (Salix alba ‘Tristis’) … Read more
Thyme plant (Thymus vulgaris) is native to the western Mediterranean, and home gardeners grow it from seeds because they like the earthy, slightly minty taste. This herb can be used to season meat, eggs, vegetables, and other foods because it goes well with many other flavors. Thyme grows virtually anywhere and is equally at home … Read more
Stepping stones are a simple yet transformative addition to any garden or yard. Strategically placed within flower beds these charming pavers can enhance aesthetics, define spaces and provide practical functionality. From classic stone pathways to creative mosaics, stepping stones offer versatile design options to elevate your outdoor space. Benefits of Incorporating Stepping Stones in Flower … Read more
Roses are often thought of as the beauty queens of the flower garden, but these lovely blooms get along with others and don’t mind sharing the spotlight. When it comes to combining roses with other plants, there are many that make great costars. Some offer a welcome contrast in color, texture, and form. Others are … Read more
Lilies are prized for their showy, fragrant blooms that add beauty and elegance to any garden. Getting lilies to bloom abundantly requires providing the right growing conditions. With some planning and proper care, you can enjoy a continuous display of lily flowers from late spring through fall. Why Aren’t My Lilies Blooming? If your lilies … Read more
As a mint lover you may have noticed unusual white spots popping up on the leaves of your mint plant. Your first instinct is probably to pluck those spotted leaves off and add them to your favorite culinary dishes or drinks. But is it truly safe to consume mint leaves displaying these blemishes? Let’s dig … Read more
Bring your Asparagus Fern back to life by diagnosing and curing those pesky yellow leaves! Asparagus ferns are cherished for their lush, fern-like foliage and cascading habits But nothing ruins their beauty faster than yellow leaves If your asparagus fern’s vibrant greens are fading, don’t panic. With some troubleshooting, you can get your plant back … Read more
As a proud plant parent, noticing unusual spots, splotches, or speckles on your African violet’s leaves can be alarming. But don’t panic – those ghostly white blotches are most likely a common fungal issue called powdery mildew, not a sign of impending doom for your precious plant baby. With some detective work and proactive care, … Read more
You may have a gum tree in your yard currently shedding bark or with dead branches. Is this an early sign it is dying?. Damage to the crown, cracks in the trunk, too much dead wood, dry soil, weak, brown, or spotted leaves, and pests are all signs that a gum tree is dying. Some … Read more
We start shipping our spring planted flower bulbs in Spring. We start shipping in the spring to the hardesty zones that are the warmest and work our way down to the cooler zones by mid-spring. Bees: Loved by pollinators Deer resistant Naturalising: Bulbs multiply each year. China meadow rue, or Thalictrum Delavayi, has beautiful lilac … Read more