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Below are the available bulk discount rates for each individual item when you purchase a certain amount Climbing Roses are absolutely a plant that any gardener thinks of when they hear the term Cottage Garden. Graceful swags of color and fragrant blooms that intertwine with other classic climbers like Clematis. New Dawn Climbing Rose fits … Read more
As a gardener and outdoor enthusiast, learning how to identify trees by their leaves is an invaluable skill. Two types of tree leaves that are often confused are those of plane trees and maples. While they share some visual similarities, plane tree leaves and maple leaves have distinct differences that set them apart. In this … Read more
Acer palmatum Beni hoshiDwarf “Ruby Stars” Japanese Maple Zones 5-9 Introduced by Del Loucks in 1996, this unique upright dwarf is often sold a… Acer palmatum Black HoleDeep Purple Reticulated Variegated Japanese Maple Zones 5-9 Black Hole is a brand new introduction by Talon Buchholz … Acer palmatum Black LaceDeep Maroon-Purple Japanese Maple Zones 5-9 … Read more
If you are thinking about planting plants in your garden so that you can not only admire but contribute to the conservation of bees and other pollinators, don’t forget about creeping thyme. Not only is this plant beautiful, but it’s well known for its ability to attract bees, who enjoy collecting pollen and nectar from … Read more
Many gardeners like to get a head start on the growing season by planting garlic in spring. However garlic is traditionally planted in fall since the cloves require a cold treatment known as vernalization before sprouting. This cold period mimics winter conditions and encourages proper growth and bulb formation. When planting garlic in spring the … Read more
Cherry blossom trees, with their stunning flowers and cultural significance, are treasured additions to any landscape. However, even the most beloved cherry tree can fall into decline. If your cherry blossom is showing signs of distress, prompt action is needed to restore its health. With some thoughtful care and strategic intervention, you can revive a … Read more
Tulips are iconic bulbs flowering in April or May, filling gardens with color, including hybrids produced in every color except true blue. Most are cup-shaped blooms with one flower on each stem, although a few are multi-flowering, ruffled, fringed, or double blossoms. These bulbs require full sun, neutral to slightly acidic, compost-enriched soil, and prefer … Read more
Your favorite bright red berries can grow all summer long in raised beds, containers, or hanging baskets as long as they have the proper light, soil, and water. Some varieties produce copious amounts of sweet fruit all summer long. However, if your strawberries are not planted in an area with sufficient sun, they may not … Read more
Creeping thyme (Thymus serpyllum) is a perennial herb thatâs winter hardy down to USDA zone 4. It has thin, fine-textured, semi-evergreen foliage and small, fragrant, flowers in shades of purple, pink and white, that appear between late spring and early summer. Unlike culinary thyme (Thymus vulgaris) varieties that grow into upright shrub-like shapes, creeping thyme … Read more
Amaryllis bulbs produce gorgeous, trumpet-shaped flowers that brighten up any space during the winter months Their impressive blooms and ease of care make amaryllis popular gifts and holiday decorations But what do you do with the bulb after it finishes flowering? With proper aftercare, amaryllis bulbs can rebloom year after year. This article will walk … Read more