Plants

CARNIVOROUS PLANTS Carnivorous plants are some of the most mystifying plants in the plant kingdom and it is no surprise that the fascination with carnivorous plants has been around for centuries.

You won’t find a more rewarding or easier to grow plant than the daylily! Daylilies, (Hemerocallis), are perennials that produce an amazing assortment of color and sizes.

Introducing color that pops in the landscape just in time for spring. These shrubs will add bold color in the early spring days.

ORANGE MARMALADE CROSSANDRA Crossandra, sometimes called Firecracker Flower, has vibrant orange flowers that grow in clusters. The glossy, green foliage makes this attractive houseplant a great addition to your windowsill.

LANDSCAPING WITH PERGOLAS, ARBORS, TRELLISES & GAZEOBOS It’s not surprising that outdoor spaces today have truly become a ‘home outside of home’ and adding a garden structure to your landscape can create visual interest and a point around.

With the first official day of summer arriving this week, June 21st to be exact… we’ve listed a few sizzlin’ summer tips for gardening in the 757.

SWEET ALYSSUM If you’re looking for early spring blooms that like the temperatures a bit cooler, you’ll love Sweet Alyssum!

RE BLOOMING AZALEAS Who doesn’t adore azaleas in the spring? What if we told you that now you can enjoy an explosion of blooming azaleas other times of the year as well?

RUSSIAN OLIVE Russian Olive is often grown as an ornamental shrub with unique silvery green foliage that is sure to be a focal point in any landscape.

Prized for its beauty, the Japanese maple is amazingly hearty and versatile and is one tree every dad should have in his landscape.