Plants

We’re unveiling our exclusive 2012 Virginia Heirloom Ornament Collection this weekend! Be the first to shop this exciting new collection of hand painted ornaments featuring historic sites & attractions unique to Hampton Roads.

ROUTE 66 COREOPSIS ‘Route 66’ Coreopsis (also called Tickseed) was discovered in 2005 and has been a favorite summer blooming perennial ever since.

Looking for easy ways to add pizazz to your deck or patio? There’s nothing better than a container garden to jazz things up.

We bet you didn’t know there were so many options for the Magnolia… and we are just mad for magnolias! Most people think of that good ole’ southern classic Magnolia with deep green leaves and big white blossoms.

BAT PLANT (Tacca) Bat Plant, also known as Tacca, is a tropical perennial with a very interesting bat like flower. This black, bat shaped flower also shows long “whiskers” that droop downward.

Trash cans, air conditioners, chain link fences, sometimes even your neighbor’s house these are just a few of the things that can interfere with the beauty of your landscape.

MISS MOLLY SUMMER LILAC Our Plant of the Week is the gorgeous Miss Molly Summer Lilac. Also known as Buddleia or Butterfly Bush, this plant pushes the color spectrum with blooms boasting rich hues of dark sangria red.

Strawberries are a super fun fruit to grow at home and homegrown berries taste FAR better than the store bought ones. With favorable conditions, each strawberry plant should produce one quart of strawberries.

What flower has a face, is edible, blooms in both spring and fall and comes in the widest range of colors? If you guest pansies, you are right!

Add a fiesta of color to your garden with Echinacea, commonly known as Coneflower. This summer, we’re so excited about the new Sombrero Series of Coneflowers offering the trendiest, sizzling hot colors of 2012.