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Category: Trees, Shrubs and Woodies, Oh My!
Branches Of Red, It Doesn’t Mean It’s Dead
Acer palmatum ‘Sangokaku’, otherwise known as the Coral Bark Maple, is one of the most breathtaking Japanese Maples you can opt to plant in your yard. Unlike most Japanese Maples that only give you a great show when it has … Continue reading
Crimson Fire Loropetalum BACK IN STOCK!
Put Down Your Purple Pixie Loropetalum, Replace Them Now! Yes, yes. We know that the winter was hard on just about everybody. It was even harder on some peoples plants. We saw a pretty impressive cold spell, and what was … Continue reading
Exotic New Conifers In Stock. Indulge in your will to be weird!
Thanks to Iseli Nursery for creating these magnificent signs for us to use. We’d love to take credit for all of the amazing photography and writing that goes into these signs, but that wouldn’t be right. The quality from this … Continue reading
Colormania In Shrub Form
Fall is an excellent time for gardening! Summer vacations are complete, nights are cool, days are warm days, there is morning and evening dew and the soil is warm. This is the perfect recipe for successful planting. This time of year there many quality shrubs available sporting the fantastic colors of fall. Add a few of these to the recipe and enjoy immediately. Continue reading
Drift Roses – The Best Thing Since The Knock Out!
The Flower Carpet Rose is a disease resistant low growing shrub which requires none of the usual care that other roses do. Not only does it produce thousands of blossoms over the growing season but it is virtually carefree. Continue reading
Exotic Evergreens!
We don’t carry just boring old “shrubberies”, we’ve got an extensive selection of exotic evergreens with color, shape and size that can’t be beat. Some of the exciting cultivars we’ve gotten in include: From the Spruce Family: ‘Acrocona‘ – This … Continue reading
Posted in Trees, Shrubs and Woodies, Oh My! March 11, 2014
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A Rose Is A Rose
Well, not really. Roses can be so many different things it’s not even funny. You can get a rose nowadays that only gets to be 12″ tall (that’s a foot, you know, like half way up your shin). You can … Continue reading
OF THE VARIEGATED VARIETY: Variegated Shrubs for the Landscape
Variegated shrubs can brighten up a dull or shady border and add interest in the garden when flowers are scarce. Avoid planting variegated shrubs next to each other or too close together. Instead, plant them among plain foliage plants where the leaf coloring will be hi-lighted and therefore better appreciated. Continue reading
