Plants

After a long winter, our 19th annual Outdoor Show offers a warm and colorful welcome to spring. This year, the show will be held March 1 3 featuring an array of flowers and plants rich in color, fragrance.

PRINCESS FLOWER, or Tibouchina Bring the tropics indoors with the Princess Flower, also called Tibouchina. This beautiful plant boasts stunning white or vibrant deep purple flowers depending on the variety.

Join us and Sentara Cancer Network urday, for PINK DAY. Most of us has known someone that has been affected by breast cancer and each year more than 200,000 women and over 1,000 men are diagnosed with the.

ORNAMENTAL GRASS Try using ornamental grasses in containers, and in your landscape to gain a whole new dimension to your outdoor space.

Who doesn’t love perennials? They grace your garden with beautiful blooms and foliage and year after year they pop back up adding color, structure and flowers to your garden.

There’s something about being outside that just feels good and today people are moving more and more of their living spaces outdoors.

HELLEBORES This hardy perennial offers beautiful blooms all through the dreary days of winter and into early spring. Also called the Christmas Rose or Lenten Rose, bloom time often coincides with the Christmas holidays.

VIOLAS & PANSIES Pansies and violas are the perfect flower to brighten a fall or winter landscape. Both come in infinite range of colors and color combinations offering a variety for every taste.

AGASTACHE BOLERO For a stunning show of color and scent in the summer garden, you can’t go wrong with Agastache Bolero. This plant is a vigorous bloomer from mid summer lasting well into fall.

Have you ever thought about growing a pizza? You may not be able to grow a plant with pizzas ready to pluck from the vine, but you can grow a garden with pizza ingredients.