Plants

Fall is one of the best times to plant trees and shrubs. With more mild temperatures, new plants can focus on developing strong roots before winter sets in.

Just because the temperatures are dropping doesn’t mean your time in the garden is over. In fact, fall might be one of the best times to get your hands dirty.

Autumn offers one of the very best windows for planting, and it’s especially ideal for shrubs that anchor your landscape.

As the summer heat begins to fade, fall offers gardeners a fresh opportunity to bring vibrant color and texture back into their landscapes.

While we’re waiting on the first cool breeze and trading iced tea for hot cider, fall planting season is here, and it starts with cole crops.

Looking to fill your garden with show stopping blooms that thrive in the heat and ask for very little in return? Panicle hydrangeas (Hydrangea paniculata) are the answer.

Few plants bring summer drama quite like perennial hibiscus, and Proven Winners® Summerific® varieties take that impact to the next level.

Few things say “southern summer” like a crepe myrtle in full, vibrant bloom. These flowering trees are beloved for their long lasting color, unique bark, and graceful canopy shape.

Hydrangeas are (in our opinion) one of the undisputed queens of the summer garden. They are reliable bloomers that brighten borders, foundation plantings, and containers alike.

Looking for a long lasting color that can handle the summer heat without constant care? These heat tolerant perennials are your best bet.