Phlox ‘Jeana’ – Perennial of the Year 2024
Since 1990, the Perennial Plant Association has selected one perennial per year that has exhibited exemplary qualities throughout the United...
Since 1990, the Perennial Plant Association has selected one perennial per year that has exhibited exemplary qualities throughout the United...
Dramatic foliage plants are always welcome in a shade garden and here’s one that not only showcases big leaves but...
Spring is off to a faster start this year but we still are experiencing cold nights and some cold days....
One of our most colorful annual vines is the Sweet Pea (Lathyrus odaratus). Growing to 6 feet or more, vines...
It is usually a shock when one stumbles upon a blooming Edgeworthia (commonly called “Paper bush” or “Oriental Paper bush”)...
March is a busy time in the garden and there is much to be done. Pruning Some shrubs...
Spring is just around the corner but for a quick fix, step inside our greenhouse where many treasures await… A...
The Witch Hazel (Hamamelis) is one of the most spectacular blooming shrubs (or you might call them small trees) for...
It was just a few weeks ago that we had frigid temperatures, snow and ice. But now, flowers are emerging!...
February can be an unpredictable month with either cold or mild temperatures depending on the year. Snow is not unusual....
When it comes to easy and carefree shrubs, Cistus (Rockrose) would have to rank in the top ten. Cistus hybridus...
The Dogwood family (genus Cornus) features many different types of plants. The most familiar are the trees which are take...
Whether you have houseplants that are a year-round fixture or you are over-wintering tropical or tender plants inside for the...
January may be cold and dreary, but it is a good time to plan ahead for the coming year and...
Nothing signifies the holidays like the Poinsettia, the colorful houseplant that comes from Mexico. Every year, untold thousands are sold...