Also known as Meadow Sage, Salvia is a type of sage grown for its eye-catching spikes of flowers. Most of these hardy perennials begin blooming in mid to late spring, with their flower spikes lasting for weeks. Deadheading spent flowers usually results in a second flush of flowers in late summer that last through fall. […]
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Add wow to your summer garden! Also known as Meadowsweet, these shrubs bloom profusely beginning in mid to late spring and into summer. Featuring showy pink, red or white flowers, Spirea works well as a border or a mass planting. In addition to their spring and summer blooms, Spirea also boast fantastic fall color. Depending […]
Everyone loves roses (it’s true, they’re one of the most popular shrubs around the world) but they can be a bit fussy. Luckily, for those of us who prefer a lower maintenance garden, Knockout Roses are here to make things a whole lot easier. Looking to create a rose that was more disease resistant and […]
What’s that pink bloom covering the ground? It’s Creeping Phlox! Phlox Subulata, more commonly known as Creeping Phlox is a perennial ground cover with prolific, early spring blooms in shades of purple, pink and white. Each plant can spread an average of 2’ and reach about 4”-6” tall. Most often seen in the landscape along […]
This month we’re showcasing the unsung heroes of the landscape: screening shrubs. An excellent alternative to traditional fencing, these shrubs are perfect for hiding unsightly views, reducing noise pollution and creating privacy between you and your neighbors. Evergreens are the preferred choice for Screening Shrubs as they maintain their leaves year-round. Deciduous shrubs can be […]