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Seeing an agave bloom is always a spectacular sight! Their tall flower stalks look like whimsical trees from a Dr. Seuss book. When an agave flowers, it’s reaching the end of its initial life cycle—however, it will produce baby plants in one of two ways, depending on your specific variety! So, while you may lose … Read more
Japanese fern trees have become an increasingly popular choice for yards and gardens over the past few years. Their graceful, fern-like foliage and naturally rounded shape make them an attractive addition to any outdoor space. If you’re considering purchasing a Japanese fern tree, there are a few things to keep in mind as you shop … Read more
Begonias are the perfect plant for growing in shady areas of the garden. Some types of begonias have gorgeous flowers, others have striking foliage. They are quite hardy, and make the perfect container flower, depending on the type of begonia you’ve decided to grow. Interestingly enough, begonias are often thought of as garden flowers. I … Read more
Oxalis Triangularis is one of the most sought-after houseplants. Whether lime green (called Oxalis Regnelli), bicolor, deep purple or some shade in between (like Oxalis Sanne), lucky shamrocks make the perfect addition to any environment. Plus, they are very easy to grow! When is the Best Time to Plant Oxalis Bulbs for Maximum Blooms? Oxalis … Read more
Sweet gum, a tree genus of the Latin name Liquidambar, is found around the world. The American Sweet Gum (Liquidambar styraciflua), native to North and Central America, is one of the most common hardwoods in the Southeastern United States, where it preferably grows in humid and temperate climates. Its beautiful foliage, which is particularly colorful … Read more
Black and blue salvia (Salvia guaranitica ‘Black and Blue’) is beloved for its stunning two-tone flowers and tropical flair. The spires of rich, cobalt blue blooms emerge from dark inky black calyces, creating an eye-catching contrast. This elegant salvia reaches towering heights, making it perfect for borders, cutting gardens, and containers. I’m excited to share … Read more
**WE DO NOT CARRY DWARF CITRUS TREES** Citrus is closed Wednesday 7/16/25 from 8:30am-12pm. Mimosa trees also known as silk trees are stunning ornamental trees that can instantly boost your landscape’s visual appeal. With their fluffy pink blooms in summer and fern-like foliage, it’s no wonder why these exotic-looking trees are treasured additions to many … Read more
Can You Eat an Indoor Pineapple Plant? Pineapple plants are gaining popularity as unique and tropical houseplants. With their spiky, colorful foliage, they provide a fun way to bring a taste of the tropics indoors. This often raises an important question – can you actually eat the fruits grown on indoor pineapple plants? The short … Read more
The Distinguished Carpinus Betulus ‘Frans Fontaine’ HornbeamThe Carpinus betulus ‘Frans Fontaine’ hornbeam is one of the most popular and distinguished cultivars of the European hornbeam tree With its upright, narrow form and lush green foliage, it makes an excellent vertical accent in landscapes and gardens In this article, we’ll explore the origins, notable attributes, landscape … Read more
While some bugs may benefit the ecosystem, they can also wreak havoc on your pepper plants, undoing all your hard work. The most common pests that can damage your peppers are aphids and spider mites. These insects can stunt growth and even kill your plants, so its crucial to keep them far away. If youre … Read more