Tower Landscape and Design LLC
A lush, green lawn can greatly enhance the curb appeal and beauty of your home But over time, all lawns can become patchy, thin, and invaded by weeds. Overseeding is an easy, effective way to thicken up bare spots, choke out weeds, and restore your lawn’s uniform appearance In this comprehensive guide we’ll cover everything … Read more
One question that plagues gardeners in areas with heavy deer pressure is whether deer will eat their dahlias. We expanded our business into a second flower farm in 2022, and we weren’t able to get the fence installed until the end of the year. That meant anything we planted was free range for the thriving … Read more
The croton plant, also known as Codiaeum variegatum, is beloved by gardeners and plant lovers for its gorgeously colorful foliage. With leaves splashed in vibrant hues of green, yellow, orange, red, and purple, the croton brings a vibrant tropical flair whether grown as a houseplant or added to garden beds and borders. If you want … Read more
propagating money plants, also known as Pilea peperomioides or Chinese money plant, is a great way to multiply your collection and share this wonderful plant with friends and family. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk through everything you need to know about propagating money plant, from the best methods to aftercare tips. An Overview … Read more
Senecio candidans Angel Wings ‘Senaw’ is a new, unusual and eye-catching evergreen perennial with huge silvery or grey-white leaves. The leaf texture is soft, downy, almost velvety and irresistible to touch. This plant is all about foliage – yellow flowers may be borne, but rarely. Angel Wings ‘Senaw’ originates from the Patagonian region of Chile … Read more
The Japanese spindle tree, also known as the evergreen euonymus, is a beautiful and versatile landscaping shrub. With its glossy green or variegated leaves, ability to thrive in diverse climates, and tolerance for frequent pruning, the Japanese spindle is a top choice for hedges, borders, screens, and topiaries. If you’re looking to add one of … Read more
The taste of tiny, tender new potatoes need not be restricted to summer. With a little bit of skill and good timing, they can also be grown for autumn and winter harvests, meaning you could enjoy them at Christmas. Use cold-stored potato tubers, available from specialist seed merchants in July and August. These are seed … Read more
Bloomaker Tulips are available in the U.S. in various grocery stores and retailers (find ones near you here) We know you want to regrow your tulips and keep your Bloomaker bulbs healthy all year long. Here are our instructions for regrowing your tulips in two different ways: in soil and hydroponically. When spring arrives, the … Read more
Solomon’s seal is a charming antique perennial that deserves a spot in any woodland or shade garden. With its gracefully arching stems lined with delicate pairs of bells or lanterns, Solomon’s seal adds elegance and interest to shaded planting beds. This lovely plant also has attractive foliage that starts out green in spring and then … Read more
Plants that grow from cuttings can fill your garden with lush flowers, herbs, and more for minimal effort and cost. You can take cuttings from mature plants you already have or ask people you know for cuttings from their plants. Then, you just need a small container of soilless potting mix to get them started. … Read more