2025 New Shrubs & Trees
Zannah Crowe2025-01-19T16:07:29-05:00Here is a gallery of some of the new trees and shrubs we will be offering in 2025. A few are new to the trade, and some are simply new to our inventory. [...]
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Here is a gallery of some of the new trees and shrubs we will be offering in 2025. A few are new to the trade, and some are simply new to our inventory. [...]
We are excited about some new additions to our 2025 perennial plant lineup. Many of these are newly introduced or new-to-us varieties but a few are simply excellent but hard-to-find plants that we [...]
Yuki Cherry Blossom® and Yuki Snowflake® Deutzia These two fine Deutzia are outstanding low growing shrubs that, when in full bloom in spring, are so covered in flowers that they create [...]
Those who have visited gardens in the eastern or southern United States in the spring are familiar with the spectacular sight of Azalea plants in full bloom. Now, with the availability of the [...]
If you want a hardy flowering vine with gorgeous flowers that will showcase your decorative trellis, then Clematis is the plant for you. These hardy vining perennials [...]
Including a few of these plants in your garden can introduce the opportunity for storytelling as well as education. Entertain your garden guests and get children interested in garden plants by making a [...]
Baptisia, also commonly known as False Indigo, is a North American prairie native that acts as a shrub-like specimen in the garden. It is extremely hardy, drought tolerant, [...]
Perennials for Cutting Enjoying the flowers of our perennial plants in the garden is a joy. Sharing those flowers, in the form of a bouquet, doubles the [...]
The National Garden Bureau has named 2024 The Year of the Angelonia. This is a well-deserved honor for an often overlooked and underutilized annual plant. Heat Loving Powerhouse Angelonia, also [...]
The sweet fragrance of Lilac flowers is a scent beloved by almost everyone. Science has shown that our sense of smell is more closely related to our brain’s emotional center than any of [...]
On February 25th my friend Amy excitedly announced that she had seen her first Red Winged Blackbirds of the season. She and I both took a moment to bask in the anticipation of [...]
Hellebores are a coveted plant for the shaded garden. Their slow growth rate and relative rarity contribute to their comparatively high purchase price, but they are worth every penny! Season Opener [...]
