Also known as Meadow Sage, Salvia is a type of sage grown for its eye-catching spikes of flowers. These hardy perennials begin blooming in mid to late spring, with their flower spikes lasting for weeks. A second flush of flowers begins in late summer and lasts into fall. Pollinators love Salvia, making it an excellent […]
Ornamental grasses are one the most diverse plants in the landscape. Large or small, perennial or annual and in a plethora of different colors. Even better, they’re all deer resistant! Acorus – Stunning color if mass planted and beautiful in containers. Highly adaptable to most environments, including wet areas. Average 1’ to 2’ tall, Acorus […]
The hibiscus family is a large one and contains shrub, perennial and tropical varieties in just about every color you can think of! Referred to more often as Althea and Rose of Sharon, shrub hibiscus are prolific summer bloomers. Their flowers are smaller than perennial and tropical varieties but they make up for this by […]
Pollinators have a huge impact on us and the world around us! It’s estimated that pollinators like bees, butterflies and hummingbirds are directly responsible for more than a third of the food we eat. Pollinator populations have been on the decline in recent years due in part to the over application of pesticides and the […]
Also known as Tree Philodendron, Hope bears similar lobed leaves to the Xanadu variety. Light – Moderate to bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight which can cause leaf scorch. Water – Allow to dry out approximately half way before thoroughly saturating the soil. Do not let sit in water. Regardless of variety, Philodendrons do not […]