Plants

Growing your own herbs is a rewarding and efficient way to making it easy to harvest fresh herbs for cooking, and with Thanksgiving a little more than a week away, it’s never too soon to start planning your.

Fall is a great time to be in the garden and to spruce up those summer containers. And, there are lots of options this time of year from annuals, perennials and even fall flowering shrubs.

It’s hot and humid and with that comes the threat of Brown Patch in many local lawns. Brown Patch presents itself in a circular pattern appearing brown, yellow or tan anywhere from 6 inches to several feet in.

Enhance the beauty and structure of your garden with peonies. These woody perennial plants are low maintenance and their beauty just can’t be beat.

When winter seems at its bleakest, Hampton Roads gardeners have a colorful treat in store for them the beautiful blooms of camellias.

DECORATING WITH RIBBON Ribbons are perfect for holiday decorating. They’re cheerful, inexpensive, versatile and readily available. Our design team loves to use ribbon in expected and unexpected places.

The end of summer doesn’t mean the end of vegetable gardening. Cooler weather makes gardening more enjoyable and there are less insects to bug you.

Known for its beauty, long blooming period and hardiness, the “Tree of 100 days” is being celebrated at our 31st annual Crepe Myrtle Festival.

CELOSIA and POLKA DOT PLANTS Annual packs add BIG color to seasonal containers and flowerbeds. With four, yes FOUR, plants in one pack…

Winter weather may be dreary, but your landscape doesn’t have to be. Cone bearing trees and shrubs, known as conifers, can transform landscapes from ordinary to extraordinary with their assortment of sizes, shapes and textures.