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Plants

Is it Warm Enough Yet?

Do you find yourself asking, ‘is it warm enough yet to put my favorite spring plants outside’? We hear this question a lot this time of year and we know that means you are eager to get that.

Plant of the Week:

NANDINA DOMESTICA, Heavenly Bamboo If you love winter berries and birds, they you’ll love Nandina Domestica! Berries brighten the landscape and provide a splash of color during an otherwise dreary time of the year.

Plant of the Week: Yuletide Camellia

Here come the holidays and with that comes the beautiful blooms of the beloved Yuletide Camellia. This beautiful cool weather bloomer is a Hampton Roads must have with its warm, red flowers and glossy evergreen foliage.

Plant of the Week: We’re Crazy for Crotons

One of the boldest indoor and outdoor plants around, you just can’t miss crotons because of their ever changing show of vibrant autumn foliage.

Growing Little Gardeners

People of all ages can enjoy gardening, but children in particular have lots of fun developing new skills. A garden is much more than just plants and soil it’s a hands on, living classroom .

Plant of the Week: Endless Summer Hydrangeas

The Original There are some plants that should be in every garden and hydrangeas are at the top of our list ~ an absolute must have!

Plant of the Week:

BUSH DAISIES Nothing says spring like a burst ny yellow flowers in the garden and Bush Daisies are just the ticket. Not only will these flowers give you early spring flowers, but they will reward you again with.

A Little Birdy Told Me

BACKYARD BIRD WATCHING Beauty in the garden comes from more than just plants, it also comes from the creatures that make the garden their home.

Camellias: A Fall Show of Flowers

By Kathy Van Mullekom, a lifelong gardener and gardening writer living in York County, Virginia It’s almost time for the biggest and best show of the fall gardening show , the appearance of camellia flowers.

The Fall Veggie Garden

By Kathy Van Mullekom, a lifelong gardener and gardening writer living in York County, Virginia When it’s hot, it’s difficult to think about a cool season vegetable garden.