Plant of the Week: Forsythia This early blooming shrub is one of the most eye-catching during the springtime. Forsythia is commonly used as hedges and the bright yellow blooms are vibrant. These low maintenance shrubs are perfect for those who want a pop of color...
Picture by: Shaun C. Williams on Flickr Plant of the Week: Inkberry Holly Inkberry Hollies are one of the most common hollies around. As a broadleaf evergreen, these plants are great for foundation plantings. These are also called Gallberry Holly. In olden times the...
Picture by: Michael Spiller on Flickr Plant of the Week: Lamb’s Ear If you are looking to enhance your child’s home learning experience with some gardening, Lamb’s Ear is a great choice. These hardy plants are loved by children for the soft feeling foliage. This...
Plant of the Week: Daffodils As one of the heralds of spring, Daffodils are essential to getting some color started in your garden. There are many different types and colors of Daffodils that have been cultivated. In fact, there are 13 different varieties to choose...
Plant of the Week: Tulips One of the first spring blooming flowers to pop up are Tulips. While these are perennial flowers, most treat them as annuals and plant new bulbs each fall. Tulips are so popular that you can find these flowers all over the world. One (not so)...
Plant of the Week: Azaleas If you’re looking to start an early blooming pollinator garden, Azaleas are a staple to your design. These evergreen shrubs are one of the first to bloom and last throughout the year. Azaleas are easy to care for and slow growing. Due to...
