Nothing says Happy Easter more than a beautiful Easter Lily plant! Their soft, trumpet shaped flowers and ultra-bright white blooms are a sure sign
Perennials
Growing Raspberries – How To Plant & Maintain This Tasty Perennial Crop
If you are looking to add big perennial fruit flavor to your landscape – then growing raspberries should high on your list! Raspberries are
How To Divide and Transplant Hostas This Spring To Create More Plants!
Springtime is the perfect time to divide and transplant hostas. Not only will it help to keep these beautiful perennials healthy and well-shaped, it’s
Dividing Ornamental Grasses – How To Create New Plants For Free!
Dividing ornamental grasses in the early spring is a great way to add additional plants to your landscape without spending a dime. Even better,
Planting & Growing Rhododendrons – Add Big Color To Your Landscape!
Planting and growing Rhododendrons is an excellent way to add color, texture and beauty to your landscape. Rhododendrons almost always keep their over-sized foliage
Growing Clematis – The Climbing Perennial With Big Flower Power!
When it comes to perennials with big flower power, growing climbing clematis is near the top of the list. This vining perennial has loads
Shade Loving Perennials – Plants To Grow Where The Sun Doesn’t Shine
Although a lack of adequate sunlight can be an issue for many plants in the landscape, there are plenty of shade loving perennials that
Growing Strawberries – How To Grow Your Own Strawberries!
Growing strawberries is great way to add lasting flavor to your landscape. Spring is coming, and that means strawberry season is just around the
Growing Cranberries – How Cranberries Are Grown And Harvested
Growing Cranberries – how this well-known “holiday” super-fruit makes it to the dinner table. Cranberries have long been a traditional part of many Thanksgiving
Poinsettia Care – Keeping Poinsettias Alive Before And After Christmas!
With a few simple poinsettia care tips, its easy to keep these classic holiday plants looking fantastic year after year! The poinsettia has long been