As the summer heat begins to mellow, there’s no reason your garden should follow suit. In fact, late summer is a prime time to showcase vibrant blooms and create a stunning transition to autumn.
Read MoreJUNE IS NATIONAL PERENNIAL MONTH
It’s National Perennial Month, a time to celebrate the beauty and resilience of these hardy, long-lasting plants. Perennials are a beloved feature in gardens across the country, captivating us with their vibrant colors, diverse foliage, and the ability to return year after year.
Read MorePLANT OF THE WEEK – ROZANNE GERANIUM
If a long-blooming perennial is something you’re searching for, then Rozanne Geranium needs to be on your list. It’s an award winner that will bring your garden masses of gorgeous, blueish purple blooms from early in the spring until the end of the summer. It’s a spreading geranium that allows it’s evergreen foliage to continue in climates that experience mild winters.
Read MoreCOLOR TO MAKE YOUR SUMMER SCREAM… THE BRIGHTEST FLOWERS FOR YOUR SUMMER LANDSCAPE
Everyone loves the color that summer flowers bring to their yard. Whether you plant in the ground, in containers, or in hanging baskets, it’s the color of flowers that brings the excitement. Who doesn’t love a day spent at the nursery discovering new plants or remembering old favorites? We spent the past couple of weekends visiting a few of our favorite nurseries and these are the plants that caught our eye.
Read MoreSPRING IS ALMOST HERE…FLOWERS TO PLANT THIS SPRING
And with it, come lots of new plant varieties to excite you about the upcoming planting season. Since the start of the year, we’ve been looking to all of our favorite growers and have found more than a few that we’ve quickly fallen in love with. Since pictures are worth a thousand words and pictures of flowers are worth a million words, we’ve decided to share photos of those that captured our hearts.
Read MorePLANT OF THE WEEK – SUMMER BERRIES YARROW
One thing about the landscaping business is that it certainly is BUSY this time of year. Lots of people in the industry call March, April and May the 100 Days of Hell. And with good reason. It’s hard to catch your breath, much less keep up with your blog. But with all the color popping out everywhere, I was reminded that I need to get back to sharing some of my favorite plants.
Read MoreWhat’s New In 2018?
One of the my favorite things every year is finding out what new varieties of plants will be showing up at my favorite nurseries. Of course, I have those favorites that I return to again and again, but being the first in the neighborhood to display a new annual or perennial always brings me a bit of joy. I’ve already discovered a few new plants this year that will certainly find a spot in my garden.
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