Vegetable Gardening

There is nothing more satisfying than harvesting and eating vegetables that you have grown. It’s a great way to teach children about plants and where food comes from, and it

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Roses

Roses are known for their beauty, fragrance and stunning range of colors and types, making them one of the most enduringly popular garden and landscape plants. The genus Rosa has

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Rhododendrons and azaleas are among the world’s most popular landscaping choices due to their appealing flowers, attractive foliage and suitability for a range of soil and light conditions. Rhododendron is

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Succulents

What Are Succulents? “Succulent” is a way of describing a plant and not a scientific or botanical name for a specific group of plants. All succulent plants have the ability

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Starting a New Lawn

Starting a Lawn by Seed: Preparation and Installation Installing a New Lawn with Sod: Preparing the Soil Measuring and Ordering Sod Laying Your Quality Sod Watering Schedule 1st Week WATER WATER

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Pink purple cone flowers, echinacea, native perennials, pollinator, attracts birds, gold finches and butterflies

Plants for Pollinators

The ways we design our gardens can help support more pollinators. And it’s not simply about the flowers: pollinators, with their life stages, are key connectors in assuring a thriving

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Ornamental Grass

Ornamental grasses are a striking addition to most landscapes. They can provide multi-season interest, structure, texture, movement, and even a soothing rustling sound with the slightest breeze. They are available

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Orchid

Orchidaceae is one of the largest families of flowering plants, with more than 25,000 species identified. Wild orchids can be found on every continent except Antarctica, although the majority of

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Native Plants

We rely upon many species native to this region (and those native to regions of similar climate) for much of our landscaping. By definition, native plants are those that are

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