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New York Fern

The New York Fern, or Thelypteris noveboracensis, is a perennial plant species. It has fronds that taper at the top toward the base, creating a triangular shape. The fern often grows along forest grounds in wet, boggy areas. It is possible to grow the fern in a garden if the soil is rich, moist, and mulched. Enhance Your Landscape With New York Fern New York Fern is a classic landscaping addition for those looking for tasteful, practical filler. This plant grows delicate, frilly fronds that add texture and liveliness to your property. Many homeowners choose NY Fern as a border plant along sidewalks or around trees. Its dense clusters of leaves make it ideal for any gaps you wish to fill, such as spots between flowering shrubs. The fronds fan out into statuesque bunches that look elegant in pots or window boxes. Explore the Gorgeous Features Of The Fern The NY Fern has an elongated, teardrop shape of small, oval leaves. Each plant consists of a central stalk with smaller leaves arranged parallelly. This creates a graceful, feathery fern a little larger than some other ferns. NY Ferns usually clump together in bunches that reach around one to two feet in height and two to three feet in width. It Provides Year-Round Coverage NY Fern is a favorite of people looking for something that stays beautiful all year long. This plant provides lush greenery even when many other plants have finished blooming. One of the great things about NY fern is that it's a perennial plant that comes back year after year. Though individual fronds will die off in the winter, each spring, you'll find bright new ferns peaking through the soil. Shop Garden Plant Nursery Collections The various colors of NY Fern add excitement and visual appeal to any landscape. When the ferns are new, they grow bright, yellow-green fronds, creating a vibrant springtime look. As they mature, they gradually deepen in color. Mature NY Fern is often an eye-catching emerald shade coordinating beautifully with other foliage. As each stalk reaches the end of its lifespan, it gradually lightens. In the fall or early winter, NY Fern is a lovely golden brown color that provides a classic, autumnal atmosphere.

Nikko Blue Hydrangea

The stunning Nikko Blue Hydrangea is a shrub that grows its clusters in semi-shaded areas. The vibrant blue flowers bloom with handsome green foliage, usually on old wood. Sometimes, you will see these deciduous flowers bloom with a pink, purple, or white hue instead of blue. Nikko Blue Hydrangea Care While many people might consider the shrub to be a "showy" plant, that does not make it any less beautiful. It is fairly fast-growing and easy to maintain with its best bloom time in late spring or early summer. Plan to water regularly as a way to keep the soil moist (i.e., a couple of times a week). Good companion plants include Holly, Rose of Sharon, Azaleas, and Sweetspires. If left to its own devices, this native Japanese plant can reach four to six feet tall and wide in no time. It typically grows at a rate of approximately 24 inches per year. Its Soil and Water Conditions This kind of shrub likes moist soil that drains well. The most important thing to consider though is the soil's acidity or lack thereof, which ultimately plays a big role in determining bloom color. More acidic soil produces that vibrant blue color, but pink appears with more alkaline mixtures. You can raise acidity by adding sphagnum peat moss to the soil or nitrogen fertilizer. When fully grown, some hydrangeas can still grow in temperatures as frigid as 32 degrees Fahrenheit. That said, newer, younger plants need to be grown in temperatures no lower than 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit. In general, these plants like mid to high humidity at any age, growing particularly well in summer. Too much of a dry climate, however, like what you might find in a desert, can make the plant wither and droop. Details on Pruning The Shrub Nikki blue hydrangeas require very little pruning. If you need to prune or cut your plant back, plan to do so before early fall and late summer to avoid cutting set buds or blooms. Cutting set buds could mean you don't grow flowers the following year. Dead branches, on the other hand, can be trimmed at any time. Buy Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Northern Privet

The Northern Privet Plant is resilient to pollutions and other sensitivities common in plants. They endure in a range of hardiness zones and can grow under anything from partial shade to full sun. Although they prefer moist soil, privet shrubs can also grow in flexible soil pH and water levels. These hedges are especially useful in urban areas like the mid-west, where there is not only a fair amount of pollution, but also salt on the roads for a large portion of the year. This fast growing shrub is also salt-resistant. Benefits Of Planting Northern Privet Another characteristic which makes it useful as a hedge in a densely populated area, is the ability to fill in when pruned properly. With a potential growth rate of 3 feet per year, the shrub can each a mature height upwards of 15 feet and 8 feet wide and the dense leave provide a natural fence of privacy from a bustling city street. The privet hedge can be pruned and shaped to the desired effect, and should be done just after flowering. The Growth Of The Shrub Northern Privet is seen flowering around late spring or early summer, usually in June, sometimes accompanied by a distinguishable smell. A more distinct characteristic of this plant, versus other everyday neighborhood shrubs, is that they produce blackberries, preceded by white flowers. Privets will have different characteristics depending on the zone in which they’re grown. They can sometimes be seen with gray-green spots and creamy edges. Their list of qualities, along with their affordability, have made privet hedges a top landscaping choice.hedges a top landscaping choice. Get Yours At Garden Plant Nursery

Northern Spicebush

Northern Spice Bush, Lindera benzoin, also known as wild allspice, is a native North American shrub that belongs to the Lauraceae family. The shrub typically grows 6 to 12 feet (1.8 to 3.7 meters) and has slender, branching stems. Its leaves are simple, elliptical, and dark green, turning a vibrant yellow in the fall, making it a visually attractive complement to gardens and natural landscapes. However, its most notable feature is its small, fragrant flowers, which appear in early spring before the leaves. These inconspicuous, yellowish-green flowers provide an important nectar source for early pollinators like bees and butterflies. The Aromatic Qualities Of This Shrub One of the most remarkable aspects of it is its aromatic qualities. This plant's leaves stems, and berries emit a spicy fragrance when crushed, reminiscent of a blend of cloves, cinnamon, and allspice, which has led to its common name, wild allspice.   Northern Spice Bush Has A History The northern spicebush is also valued in landscaping and conservation efforts for providing habitat and food for wildlife, including birds that eat its berries. It is a hardy plant that can thrive in various soil types and light conditions, making it a versatile addition to gardens and natural areas. In summary, the northern spicebush is a native North American shrub known for its aromatic qualities. Its fragrant flowers, foliage, and ecological benefits make it a valuable and attractive plant in natural and cultivated settings. Get Yours Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Old Fashion Snowball

Old Fashion Snowball, scientifically known as Viburnum opulus 'Roseum,' is a classic and beloved ornamental shrub cherished for its stunning, globe-shaped clusters of white flowers and rich history in gardens. This deciduous shrub is a member of the Adoxaceae family and is native to Europe, North America, and Asia. It is commonly called the Snowball Bush due to its striking resemblance to a cluster of snowballs, especially when in full bloom. One of the standout features of the shrub is its large, round flower heads, which can get up to 8 inches in diameter. These flower heads comprise numerous tiny, individual flowers that appear in spring to early summer. Initially, they have a greenish tint, but as they mature, they turn pure white, creating a spectacular visual display in the garden. The fragrance of the flowers is subtle but pleasant, adding to its charm. Growth Of The Shrub The shrub usually grows to 8 to 12 feet (2.4 to 3.7 meters) with a similar spread. It has attractive, dark green, three-lobed leaves that provide a lovely backdrop to the snowball-like blooms. The foliage may turn red in the fall, adding to its seasonal interest. Old Fashion Snowball Is Relatively Low-maintenance This shrub is relatively low-maintenance and adaptable to various soil types, although it thrives in well-drained, slightly acidic soils. It prefers full to partial sun exposure for optimal flowering. Pruning can be done after the flowering season to maintain shape and encourage new growth. The Old Fashion Snowball Viburnum as a focal point in gardens, as a hedge or screen, or in mixed borders. Its timeless beauty and ease of cultivation have made it a favorite in gardens for generations, and it continues to be a popular option for those looking to add a hint of classic elegance to their outdoor spaces. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a novice, this viburnum is sure to captivate with its timeless charm and stunning blossoms. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Orange Daylily

Hemerocallis fulva, traditionally known as orange daylily, is popular due to its large five diameters orange flower. These lasting herbaceous plants comprise flowering stalks and rosettes of basal leaves approximately 3-6 tall. The plant has basal leaves containing linear parallel veneration and hairless elongated progressively to a sword-like point. It is typically favorite in the garden across the world. The herbaceous perennial plant grows beautifully in full sun and usually brightens corners that appear partly shaded with little maintenance. Caring For The Plant During mid-summer, multi-headed flower scapes are crowned with profound orange trumpets that reveal the good-looking yellow throats and fascinate all modes of pollinators. It is not a fussy species since the herbaceous perennial plant thrives in rich and poor soils. It does grow from a mass of condensed roots that typically hold so many nutrients and moisture that the species can stay alive out of the ground for weeks. The survival classification is the primary reason it has been a world traveler. Benefits Of The Perennial When amassed or grown over a large area, the gorgeous flowers provide color and contrast to gardens, ditches, and fields. It is effective in preventing soil erosion when planted on slants. A few of the upward-facing blossoms are borne at the topmost of the stem. The flowers are orange, unspotted, and funnel-shaped. Depending on the location, the blossoms start from June to early August. This is because it has several buds on every stem. For centuries, the buds have been used for food in Asia; however, the flowers are what the general public adores in North America. The Beauty Of Orange Daylily From Garden Plant Nursery Originally from eastern Asia, orange daylily has become a natural part of the landscape, including eastern Canada, the US, and most European nations. It is a common species and spreads rapidly by field and rhizomes into woods and roadsides. The growing period in the mid-summer usually lasts for a month, each flower lasting only a single day. The tender young leaves, flowers, and buds are non-toxic and eatable to humans. Lastly, White-Tailed Deer and Rabbits crop the young tender leaves during the spring.

Overcup Oak Tree

 Overcup Oak tree comes with a brilliant gray-brown or reddish bark. In summer, it displays beautiful leathery dark green leaves. Even in fall, its rich yellow-brown leaves still maintain their undeniable attraction. Difficult urban landscaping situations pose no threat to it. The uniform branches that make it stand out give it a rounded and open-crowned shape when viewed from a distance. It thrives in a variety of soil conditions. You are sure to have it around for several decades once successfully planted; it is simply a sturdy, long-lived shade tree. The Overcup Oak Tree Is Very Hardy The tree is best planted in areas with plenty of space. They are better planted in the suburbs or in the country. They are very difficult to grow in urban areas because of their size. The bark is a lovely reddish color, or it can be a nice gray brown color as well. The leaves of this tree look leathery. In the summer, the leaves on this tree are green in color. In the fall, the leaves on this tree are brilliant yellow in color. This tree can tolerate most soil conditions, as well as most sun conditions. This tree can be planted in many conditions as long as you have the space for it. The Tree Loves Low-Lands The origin of the Overcup Oak can be traced to protected forests. Although it thrives in low-lands as well as in swampy areas, studies show that it does well in arid regions. Its ability to survive in most soil conditions makes some people prefer calling it an urban tree. Its maintenance is minimal if you have one in your yard. Occasional pruning when the branches get damaged, die or too close to your home will do. Get Yours At Garden Plant Nursery Zones: 5-9 Mature Height: 45'-70'ft Width: 30'-50'ft Shape: Oval shape Growth: Fast growing Sunlight: Full sun - Partial sun Soil: It does well in many soil conditions Botanical name: Quercus lyrata

Oxeye Daisy

The Oxeye Daisy, more typically just called "daisy", is the classic white and yellow flower that is commonly seen in fields and gardens around the world. It's yellow center and stark white surrounding petals evoke feelings of cheerfulness and serenity. The Latin name, Leucanthemum Vulgare means "white flower" and it is typically used to represent patience. The Appearance Of Oxeye Daisy A medium sized plant,it generally grows from one to three feet high and typically can be found with a thin stem and dark green leaves. The flower itself is quite small and dainty, adding an air of elegance and whimsy to wherever it blooms. The ray of petals surrounded by a bright yellow center evokes images of the sun. In fact, it resembles a smaller, more dainty version of a sunflower. It creates a great deal of pollen, in fact, this plant is top rated in pollen production. Where To Plant The Perennial When grown wild, it can be typically found in grasslands such as fields, but can also be found in open forests and other mostly-sunny areas. While this plant is native to Europe and certain parts of Asia, it currently grows abundantly in North America as well. Transform Your Landscape With Plants From Garden Plant Nursery Oxeye Daisy can be a perfect addition to any garden as long as one plants it in the proper conditions. They prefer damp soil and sun, but are capable of blooming in many different conditions; it is quite a resilient flower. They bloom for a long time: from about late spring to autumn, so they have to potential to grace your garden all summer long. Another positive aspect of these plants is that they are perennials, so you won't have to worry about planting them every single year. When planted together in a large group or even a large field, the sprawling sight of many daisies together can be absolutely breathtaking.

Painted Trillium

Painted Trillium is one of the most stunning perennial wildflowers of the North American eastern woodlands, and can be found from the Canadian provinces all the way down the Appalachian forests into Georgia. Also known as the painted lady, the plant's beautiful single white flower has three wavy-edged petals, each bearing a deep scarlet V. These are framed by three deep green bracts that look like leaves, lending the flower a simple elegance that can fit into any garden’s color scheme or style.  The Requirements Of Painted Trillium Flowers appear in late spring, last several weeks, and will grow from eight to 18” tall. They can tolerate almost a wide range of garden conditions, including shade or wet. They do prefer acidic soil, which makes them a perfect companion for dogwood trees, magnolias, and other acid-loving garden plants. In some regions, the plant is known as the laurel trillium, because it is often found flourishing at the roots of woodland laurel. It will thrive even in the deepest shade, making it a perfect adornment for the shady spots in the garden that other flowers can’t manage. Where To Plant This Perennial Once the long-lasting beauty of Painted Trillium fades away, late summer to early fall is the best time to plant new ones. While it’s possible to raise the plant from seed, germination can be dauntingly long, making rhizomes or mature plants a better choice for establishing these pretty blooms in your garden. Once set in, they will slowly establish themselves and reproduce, providing you with snow-white drifts of blossom each May and June. They’re happiest in moist soil rich in organic matter. Mature plants will produce a lovely scarlet berry in the fall, and then return year after year, often for several decades. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Pampas Grass - 10 Pack

Pampas grass is a magnificent ornamental plant that hails from the vast grasslands of South America, particularly the Pampas region of Argentina and Uruguay. With its graceful and feathery plumes, pampas grass has become popular in gardens and landscaping worldwide. This stunning perennial grass is renowned for its impressive size, with mature specimens often reaching heights of up to 10 feet or more. Its long, arching leaves are characterized by their silvery-green hue and razor-sharp edges, giving the plant a distinctive appearance. However, it's the plumes that truly steal the show. Pampas grass produces beautiful, creamy-white or pinkish plumes that can tower above the foliage, creating an ethereal and enchanting display. Pampas Grass Is Exceptionally Low Maintenance, Thriving In Various Soil Types And Climates One of the most attractive features of pampas grass is its low maintenance requirements. It's a hardy plant that thrives in various soil types and climates, making it suitable for gardens from temperate to subtropical regions. Once established, it requires minimal watering and can withstand drought conditions. Pampas grass is a versatile addition to any landscape, offering several uses beyond its aesthetic appeal. Thanks to its sturdy root system, it serves as an excellent windbreak and erosion control plant. The plumes are often used in floral arrangements, lending a touch of elegance to weddings and other special events. The Grass Is Great For Wildlife Wildlife enthusiasts love this plant, attracting birds and small mammals seeking shelter or food. Its large size and striking appearance make it an iconic choice for creating privacy screens or as a focal point in garden design. In summary, pampas grass is a stunning, low-maintenance plant that brings beauty and versatility to gardens and landscapes. Its elegant plumes, resilience, and adaptability make it a beloved choice among gardeners and homeowners worldwide, offering a touch of South American charm to any outdoor space. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Partridge Berry

Partridge Berry, Mitchella repens, otherwise known as twinberry or pigeon plum, is a creeping perennial known for its beautiful pairs of white, cruciferous flowers and small red berries. The fruit that the plant produces is edible and, as the name suggests, is regularly eaten by partridges and other birds and animals. While the berries have relatively little flavor, they are reported to have some health benefits and have been used in Native American medicine. How To Grow Partridge Berry   It is a native to the eastern United States and Canada, and is most commonly found within forests, growing in places with limited sunlight or even in complete shade. The flowers tend to form around early spring or summer and the fruit are known to last through the colder months into the following spring. Because of its hardiness in the cold and capacity to grow in shady areas, it is a perfect plant to grow in the winter. Propagating the plant, however, can be very difficult to do from seed, so most gardeners recommend using plants that have already been established.  Benefits Of Planting It   The plant grows low to the ground, generally reaching no taller than 2 inches, and grows well as a groundcover in shaded areas. It also produces vines that will creep along the ground as it grows but will not climb. The leaves of the plant are rounded and grow to produce thick matts of a beautiful deep green. Once established, it needs relatively little maintenance, although it does need moisture to survive and can be sensitive to drought.  The Beautiful Colors Of The Perennial Plant   The beautiful colors of Partridge Berry and its capacity to grow through the winter makes it a must have for those interested in keeping their yard or garden beautiful and productive year round. Whether grown for the berries, or simply for aesthetics, or as a means of filling a shady area, it is a wonderful addition to any landscape. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Partridgeberry

The partridgeberry plant is a low-growing perennial plant native to eastern North America. This fascinating plant belongs to the Rubiaceae family and is a prominent member of the genus Mitchella. It is renowned for its unique characteristics, historical uses, and cultural significance. It is a small, creeping evergreen vine typically reaching heights of only 4-6 inches. It thrives in rich, acidic soils and can be found in various woodland habitats, including forests, swamps, and sandy pine barrens. The plant's leaves are opposite, glossy, and dark green, with a prominent vein running down the center. Its most distinctive feature is the small, trumpet-shaped, white to pale pink flowers that appear in pairs at the base of its leaves during the late spring and early summer. These flowers are often followed by bright red, berry-like fruit, which gives the plant its common name. Partridgeberry Plant Has Traditional And Cultural Significance This plant is a low-growing evergreen vine with delicate red berries near the holiday season. It Is A Unique Perennial In conclusion, it is a unique and culturally significant plant with a rich history of traditional uses. Its charming appearance, low-growth habit, and distinctive red berries make it a noteworthy addition to the natural landscape of eastern North America. It continues to capture the interest and admiration of those who encounter it in the wild, whether for its ecological role or cultural significance. Buy At Garden Plant Nursery

Paw Paw Tree

Paw Paw Tree, scientifically known as Asimina triloba, is a unique and fascinating fruit-bearing tree native to the eastern United States. Also commonly referred to as the "Michigan banana," "custard apple," or "poor man's banana," the pawpaw tree belongs to the Annonaceae family. It is the only member of its genus found in North America. The trees are relatively small, typically growing to a stature of 15 to 30 feet (4.5 to 9 meters). They have large, tropical-looking leaves that can get up to 12 inches tall and produce striking, purplish-brown flowers in early spring. These flowers are known for their unusual appearance and sweet, fetid odor, which attracts flies and other pollinators. Paw Paw Tree Has Remarkable Fruit One of the most remarkable features of the tree is its fruit. They produce greenish-yellow to brownish fruits, typically about the size of a small potato. The fruit's flesh is creamy custard-like and has a sweet, tropical flavor reminiscent of banana, mango, and melon. It contains large seeds. Pawpaws are highly nutritious and rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, making them popular among foragers and fruit enthusiasts. Where To Plant The Tree The trees thrive in moist, well-drained soils and grow naturally in woodlands and riverbanks across the eastern United States, from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes region. They are hardy in U.S.D.A. zones 5 to 9 and require a frost-free period for fruit production. While they can be grown from seeds, cultivating them from saplings or grafted trees is often more convenient for consistent fruit quality. The pawpaw tree holds cultural and historical significance for Native American tribes and early European settlers. Today, it is gaining popularity as a niche fruit crop, with efforts to promote its cultivation and consumption due to its unique taste. It's important to note that while the tree is a delightful addition to gardens and orchards, it remains relatively obscure compared to other fruit trees like apples or peaches. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Peat Moss - 5 Square Feet

Peat moss is a remarkable natural resource widely used in gardening, horticulture, and agriculture. It is crucial in improving soil quality and promoting plant growth, making it an invaluable tool for gardeners and farmers. The moss is derived from decomposed sphagnum moss, a bog plant in saturated areas known as peatlands or bogs. These unique ecosystems slowly accumulate organic material over thousands of years, creating layers of moss. Harvesting peat is done carefully and sustainably to ensure minimal environmental impact. One of the primary uses of the moss is as a soil conditioner. Its high water-holding capacity and excellent aeration properties allow it to retain moisture while preventing soil compaction. When mixed with garden soil, it helps create a loose, well-draining medium that enhances root development and nutrient uptake for plants. Its natural acidity makes it suitable for acid-loving plants like blueberries, azaleas, and rhododendrons. The Moss Is Great For Improving Soil In addition to improving soil structure, moss is a popular component of potting mixes. Gardeners often use it as a base for creating custom soil blends for containers and raised beds, ensuring optimal growing conditions for various plants. Peat moss is also crucial for seed starting. Its fine texture provides a gentle environment for delicate seedlings, promoting healthy growth and reducing the risk of damping off disease. Peat Moss Has Numerous Environmental Benefits Furthermore, moss has environmental benefits. It acts as a carbon sink, storing carbon dioxide from the air, which helps reduce climate change. When harvested responsibly and following sustainable practices, peatlands can be preserved and continue to provide these benefits. In summary, moss is a valuable resource for gardeners and farmers, offering numerous benefits for soil improvement, seed starting, and plant growth. Using responsibly can enhance gardening and agricultural practices while contributing positively to the environment. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Pecan Seedlings - 10 Pack

Pecan seedlings are young, developing pecan trees of the genius,Carya illinoinensis, cultivated from nuts or seeds. These seedlings are the initial stage in the growth process of the trees. They are native to North America and are a popular nut variety worldwide, known for their rich flavor and versatility. They begin their journey as small, delicate plants sprouting from seeds. These seeds are typically collected from mature trees with desirable traits, such as high nut yield, disease resistance, and good nut quality. Once collected, seeds are carefully planted in nutrient-rich soil, usually in nursery beds or pots. The growth of the seedlings is a multi-year process with several stages of development. In their first year, they are considered "plants" or "whips." During this stage, they are vulnerable to various environmental factors, pests, and diseases, so proper care and protection are essential to ensure their healthy growth. Pecan Seedlings Need Proper Care To Establish A Strong Trunk As they mature, they undergo a series of pruning and training to establish a strong central trunk and well-spaced scaffold branches. This encourages healthy growth and ensures a sturdy structure for future nut production. Additionally, proper spacing between the seedlings is crucial to prevent overcrowding, which can lead to competition for resources. Growth Of The Seedlings They typically need several years to reach the size and maturity required for transplanting to their permanent growing location, usually an orchard or grove. Once transplanted, these young trees continue to grow and develop, with some varieties taking up to a decade or more to produce a significant yield of nuts. In summary, the seedlings are the initial stage of tree development, grown from seeds and carefully nurtured to become productive trees. Proper care and management of pecan seedlings are necessary to provide the long-term success of the orchards and the production of high-quality pecans. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Pecan Tree

The Pecan Tree is an elegant and welcome addition to any landscape. The abundant nuts that the tree produces are savory, heart-healthy, high in vitamins and minerals, and contain healthy fats. The nuts also offer antioxidant properties which help reduce bad cholesterol build-up. The rich, buttery-flavored, high-protein nuts can supplement meat, in one's diet, and attract a wide variety of wildlife. The smooth, variegated pattern of the nut shell add texture and interest to the landscape and may be used for decoration. The Pecan Tree Has Stunning White Blooms The wood of the tree is excellent for fine furniture and construction projects or firewood and smoking meat. The grand trees make lovely specimen plants and provide shade from the harsh sun. The dark green leaves glow yellow in fall, and the rough, deeply furrowed bark of the tree adds texture to the landscape. These trees are valuable specimens to have in one's landscape. The Tree Looks Amazing In Landscapes It is an elegant and welcome addition to any landscape. The abundant nuts that the tree produces are savory, heart-healthy, high in vitamins and minerals, and contain healthy fats. The nuts also offer antioxidant properties which help reduce bad cholesterol build-up. The rich, buttery-flavored, high-protein nuts can supplement meat, in one's diet, and attract a wide variety of wildlife. The smooth, variegated pattern of the nut shell add texture and interest to the landscape and may be used for decoration. The wood of the tree is excellent for fine furniture and construction projects or firewood and smoking meat. The grand trees make lovely specimen plants and provide shade from the harsh sun. The dark green leaves glow yellow in fall, and the rough, deeply furrowed bark of the tree adds texture to the landscape. These trees are valuable specimens to have in one's landscape. Get Yours Today At Garden Plant Nursery It is widely grown to North America. It is the Texas state tree. It is consider to be in the family species of Walnut and Hickory tree. There are more than 500 different types of these trees, so the height of the tree can vary from 70 to 150 ft. high when it is mature, which can take up to 10 years, and will begin producing nuts when its reach 10 to 20 years of age and has a life span up to or can exceed 1000 years. The tree needs longer warmer climate to grow so it is very popular in the southern state like Texas,Florida, Arizona, and country Like Mexico. Also, the tree requires 5 gallons of water every week until it is fully grown. Pecan Tree is great for providing shades for your yard. However, due to its large size, make sure to keep it away from any power lines for safety. SCIENTIFIC name: Carya Illinoinensis USDA climate zone: 5 through 9 Tree height: 70- 150 ft. Tree spread: 40- 79 ft. Soil type: alluvial and upland Sun: Full sun

Pee Gee Hydrangea

Pee Gee Hydrangeas are a type of hardy and fast-growing ornamental shrub with gorgeous summer blooms. They typically grow 8-15 feet and can be pruned to a main trunk and shaped into a decorative tree, and are also called tree hydrangeas for that reason. They originally get their name from the paniculata grandiflora, which can reach heights of 20-25 feet and was the first widely-cultivated version of this group. Paniculata hydrangeas have pyramid-shaped flower clusters known as panicles, setting them apart from other types of hydrangeas with spherical or mop-shaped clusters. Pee Gee Hydrangeas Uses They have rich green foliage and make excellent borders and hedges in their shrub form. They can also be enjoyed as ornamental trees, included among woodland gardens, or even grown in a pot or container. The flowers bloom in middle to late summer on the new season's wood growth as white or pale green clusters formed together in the panicle shape, and the colors graduate to pinks and golds as the season goes on. The clusters contain both infertile and fertile flowers, the latter making them attractive to butterflies and other pollinators. Fresh and dried flowers can stand alone as decorations or contribute wonderfully to arrangements and bouquets, and dried clusters can last throughout the winter. Growing The Shrub Pee Gee Hydrangeas are some of the sturdiest plants, and grow well in a variety of climates throughout USDA hardiness zones 3 through 8 if given consistent watering and full sun. They may benefit from partial shade in the warmer, brighter zones, but are more tolerant of extensive sunlight and winter cold when compared to other types. Initial planting can be done in early spring or in the fall, and they will grow and bloom in most soil types, though ideally their soil should drain well and be rich in organic matter. Providing fertilizer in the spring and supplementary compost will help maintain the level of nutrition in the soil, and spreading mulch over the surrounding area will help keep the plant's shallow roots protected. Early spring is the best time for pruning an established Pee Gee, though only a little is needed to manage the size of the plant and encourage larger blooms. They are also tolerant of air pollution and other factors in urban and suburban gardens that might impact more delicate plants. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Pennsylvania Sedge - 10 Pack

Pennsylvania sedge is a flowering plant scientifically known as Carex pensylvanica. It is a clumped and low growing grass-like and pale green foliage leaves with brown seeds capsules. It is a drought-tolerant plant that forms good lawns. It makes a loveable ground cover that requires little or no mowing. Growth and development of sedge plants are based on many factors such as hardy planting zones, blooming season and colour, heights at maturity, and soil types preferred. Hardy Planting Zones The sedge plant requires a half-sun and a half-shade or even a full shade on its hardiness to survive in mild climatic conditions. This species is tolerant of drier conditions where it can endure low water supply. It majorly performs best during cold summer nights that provide relief from the heat. This plant requires shade during hot summer months and does well on moist soils. Blooming Season and Color Of Pennsylvania sedge It blooms during May, June, and July respectively during the year for its carex to mature into fruiting. The leaves arrangement is alternate with a simple, linear, parallel venation. It has a flower blooming colour of brown seeded capsules on expanded buds during the flowering season. Maturity Height The breeding system of sedge during blossoming is either in unisexual or monoecious flowering with an inflorescence spike. The maturity height of the sedge plant is 6-12 inches tall and 6-12 inches wide. Thus, it takes a slow growth rate, ensuring that each section has roots and leaves by which they propagate by division into mature plants. Soil Type Preferably, light texture soils that offer good water drainages and retention, such as sandy soil that always maintains a moist environment, is recommended. These features ensure that plants will never go dry or grow on clogged grounds. This leads to its constant ever-green foliage during all the seasons. This offers a soft, graceful environment covering creeping foliage that is attractive and fine-textured in the garden lawns and compounds. Sun and Shade  Pennsylvania sedge should not exceed 2 hours while in deep shade (no direct sunlight). Sedge requires about 6 hours or more a day in full sun/natural sunlight. Check Out Our Grass Collection And More At Garden Plant Nursery

Pennsylvania Smartweed

Pennsylvania Smartweed, Persicaria Pennsylvania, is found in many agricultural regions of the state as well as states in the mid-west. It comes from the buckwheat family. It does well in any moist area. It is very hardy and can tolerate sun or partial shade. It is often found in agricultural areas and grows explosively in water basins that have receding waterlines. It loves any moist conditions and it an important food source for aquatic birds.  Pennsylvania Smartweed's Bloom Season and Color The flowers of the plant are greenish-white or may be rosy pink. They are about an eighth of an inch long and contain 5 petals. The flowers appear nearly stalkless. They grow in elongated clusters. Blooms appear May through October. The Perennial's Height at Maturity It is a low growing plant. The height at maturity can be from 30 to 120 centimeters. It produces a huge amount of seed that will repopulate the plant the next season. It must have 60 days of cold weather.  Soil Type Preferred This plant is good ground cover around lakes and ponds. It doesn’t tolerate drought but will flourish in areas that have ebbing and flowing water levels. It’s great for those raising ducks, geese, or waterfowl and will be a replenishable source of food for them. Moist soil is a must for the plant. It does best in marshy ground and will not grow in hard soil or deep water. A few inches of water is fine. It can be grown with flood or overhead irrigation. Buy Today At Garden Plant Nursery Pennsylvania Smartweed is a prevalent wildflower. It is distinguishable by its elongated clusters of spikey light-pink flowers. The stem is very thin, vibrant green, and has a sticky, hairy stem. Leaves are narrow and measure 10 to 15 centimeters. Leaves are identified by a dark green smudge that spans across the midpoint of a light-green vein.

Periwinkle Plant

The Periwinkle is a small, somewhat dainty, plant that grows over the ground. It's an ideal plant to consider if you're looking for something to fill in spaces in your flower beds while adding a little bit of color as well as the plant has a light purple appearance. The underside of the flower is usually a bit darker with the center of the flower typically being white. Leaves on the plant grow to about two inches in length when fully mature. The leaves are usually dark green and shiny, making them stand out among other plants you might have. The plant itself can reach heights of about six inches, making it a good option to have with plants like daffodils or tulips so that there is a range of height in your garden. Growing Periwinkle Plant You'll find that it blooms in the spring months of March and April. They can also bloom again during the early fall months. The plant grows in various directions with long trailing as well as shoots that take root in the ground, leading to the plant covering a larger area of space. There are larger types of the plants that grow faster. They typically have leaves that are about three inches long with the petals being about two inches across. Benefits Of Planting The Perennial A benefit of Periwinkle is that it doesn't require a lot of care for it to spread and grow. When the tip of the stem touches the ground, it usually begins to take root in that area. Aside from filling empty spaces in your flower gardens, it can help with controlling erosion, especially on banks in your yard. It's also a plant that is beautiful as it cascades over flower boxes or as it hangs from flower baskets. The plant enjoys being in shady areas, but it can grow in those that are sunny, making it a plant that's ideal for almost any area. The plant is one that doesn't need to be divided as often as others, which means that you can keep it in your garden over a longer period of time. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Persimmon Tree

The persimmon tree is an excellent plant to grow, both for its aesthetic value and for its delicious fruit. The persimmon was valued by early American settlers and Natives for its hardy nature. It can survive low winter temperatures, The American variety, as low as negative twenty-five degrees Fahrenheit and the fruit continues to hang on to the tree well into the winter months. The tree itself is beautiful. It has oblong, dark green leaves that orange nicely in autumn. The bark is dark and forms square blocks that resemble the skin of a crocodile. The fruit is bright orange with a smooth skin. It has soft flesh and, when ripe, is sweet and similar to apricot in taste. Wood from the tree is both decorative and resilient.  Persimmon Tree Is Very Hardy It is a tree that is somewhat particular when it comes to planting. It is native to much of the United States spanning from Florida West to Texas and as far North as Connecticut. They can be grown, however, anywhere between growing zones four and nine. It likes well-drained soil that is slightly acidic somewhere between six point five and seven point five. When planting, it is important to dig deep when planting them to compensate for their deep taproots. They like to be placed in full sunlight. The Tree Can Thrive In Very Cold Places It is important to be aware that there are two varieties of Persimmon Trees, American and Asian. The Asian tree is a little bit less resilient, only withstanding winter temperatures as low as zero degrees Fahrenheit. The Asian does, however, have its own advantage. While an American variety must have both a male and female tree present to produce fruit, the Asian variety is able to bear fruit on its own. Once planted, both varieties are fairly low maintenance after they have established. They do need plenty of water and may need manually watered in dry weather but need nearly no pruning when healthy. Get Yours At Garden Plant Nursery

Pin Oak Seedlings - 10 Pack

The sun-loving pin oak tree grows to be about 65 feet tall in acidic, moist soil. Especially when mature, this tree can handle some minor flooding, except when it is actively growing.It puts on male and female flowers. The male flowers grow on last year’s growth, and they are a yellowish-green. These slim flowers have a cylinder shape and are usually between 1.25-and-4-inches long. Each male flower contains several stamens. Female flowers appear on short stalks that are usually less than 0.75-inches long. From one to four flowers can appear on each spike. These reddish-green flowers contain an ovary with three stigmata. The wind cross-pollinates the flowers.Alternate deciduous leaves grow on it with each one capable of being up to 6-inches long. Each leaf has five-to-seven, glossy green lobes with wide concave sinuses. The leaves turn russet red, bronze or red in the autumn. Each female flower is replaced by an acorn that takes two years to develop to its globoid shape and are usually between 0.33-and-0.5-inches long. About one-fourth of that will be covered in a tan cap while still maturing that turns light reddish-brown when mature. Pin Oak Seedlings Life Span The pin oak tree often lives to be over 100 years old. Young trees have a pyramidal shape. When this tree that usually grows up to 24 inches annually becomes mature, it becomes more oval. By the time it reaches its mature height after about 30 years, its shape becomes more oval. At that point, it can have a span of 25-to-45-feet. The Seedlings Attributes Hardy Planting Zone-4 to 8 Bloom Season (if any) - mid-to-late spring Bloom Color – Male flowers are yellowish-green Female flowers are reddish-green Height at Maturity –60 to70 feet tall Soil Type Preferred- Acidic, loamy, moist, rich, sandy, well-drained, wet and clay soils. Sun or Shade-Full sun Get Yours Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Pin Oak Tree

Pin oak trees are hardy trees used in landscaping. They grow in a pyramid-like shape and have a dense canopy. The canopy gives these oak trees a unique silhouette. At the top of the tree, the branches point upwards. The middle and lower branches hang to the side or below the tree. The bark the tree is smooth. As the trees grow older, they develop deeper fissures in the trunk. The Pin Oak Tree Has Acorns In the late spring, after the last frost, they produce yellow-green catkins and begin to sprout leaves. Their leaves are distinctive; they each have 5 lobes, and these lobes are separated by deep sinuses. In the summer, the leaves are a dark, glossy green color. In the autumn, the leaves become a beautiful orange or bronze. The acorns of these trees are about one half of an inch long and require multiple seasons to develop fully. The Hardy Tree Lives For Over 100 Years They are fast growers but have a short lifespan compared to other species. They only live to be about 120 years old, while other trees in their family can reach a few centuries. It is also different from other species because its root system is shallow rather than deep and strong. They grow well in wetland or clay soil and can tolerate occasional flooding. Alkaline soils should be avoided with this species of oak. They run the risk of turning yellow when the environment has a high pH content. Wildlife Loves Them The acorns of the trees will attract a variety of wildlife. Deer, squirrels, ducks, and rabbits will need the acorns that fall to the ground. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery Pin Oak Tree Hardy Planting Zone- Zones 4-8 Bloom Season (if any) - Late spring Bloom Color - Yellow-green Height at Maturity - 65' to 70' Soil Type Preferred- Acidic, wet soil Sun or Shade - Full sun

Pink Crepe Myrtle

Pink Crepe Myrtle is a gorgeous tree popular in the South, but you don't need to be a Southerner to swoon over this awing specimen. The towering tree can grow very tall, over 100 feet in some cases, as well as wide with flamboyant, delicate flowers reminiscent of crepe paper, for which they are aptly nicknamed. The darling flowers have little yellow seedheads, making them even more adorable up close. The tree can easily grow more than a foot per year, sometimes several. It is a deciduous tree that begins blooming in Summer, with an average of a hundred days of flowering through Autumn. It thrives well in hot and warm weather and requires little attention aside from admiration and perhaps a thirst-quenching watering once in a while, though it is resistant to drought. The Tree Is Very Hardy Beneath the tree is the perfect place to plant yourself, relax, and read a book or have a lovely picnic on a sunny afternoon. Upon shedding the generally hardy albeit lacy blossoms, the wind carefully carries the little flowers to the ground, where they offer further decoration for the yard. The root system extends multiple times as wide as its above-ground tree, but the roots are usually not problematic or greedy underground, unlikely to disrupt or be a concern for nearby plants, pavement, or house structure like some other trees may be. Pink Crepe Myrtle Needs Little To No Care The Pink Crepe Myrtle is as innocent and sweet as trees can possibly come. They do not require pruning to grow well, though, for the adventurous and extra romantic at heart, they would look wonderful pruned into a giant heart shape, but even without the shape, they give off an aura of love. The tree will make your heart sing all year long with its precious pink petal flowers and lovely green leaves turning more red closer to Winter. Get All Your Garden And Landscape Needs At Garden Plant Nursery

Pink Evening Primrose

With a beautiful yet delicate pink appearance, the Pink Evening Primrose is a commonly admired plant. Native to North America, this is a quick-growing herbaceous, biennial flower. When it reaches maturity, it will be between three and five feet tall and two to three feet wide. This uniquely refreshing plant blooms from July to October. It has four to five bright Pink flower petals that sit above a basal rosette. Its bowl-shaped flowers reach a diameter of around two inches. It has four sepals and eight stamens, complete with a prominent style with a cross-like shaped stigma. This plant will bloom with multi-flowered terminal panicles.Its leafy branched stems are covered with purple-tinged hair follicles. Its leaves are an olive-green color and elliptical-shaped. They typically reach a width of one to three inches and a length greater than six inches. This plant's leaves are stalkless and wavy-toothed. Attract Wildlife With Pink Evening Primrose Unlike many other flowers, it doesn't open its plant's bloom until the late afternoon to early evening hours. This causes it to attract nighttime pollinators like bats and moths. It will stay open for its morning pollinators, like bees, until noon. Then, it will close its bloom during the hotter hours of the day. The Many Uses Of The Perennial This herbaceous plant goes by a variety of names, some of which include Fever Plant, King's Cure-All, Evening Star, Sundrop, German Rampion, Hog Weed, and Oenothera Biennis. It's part of the Onagraceae botanical family. A very sought-after attribute of this plant is the lemon-scented aroma that its cross-shaped flowers put off into the air. Many chose to use this intriguing plant as part of their garden border due to its aromatic quality. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery Pink Evening Primrose has been known to grow in fields, thickets, glades, disturbed grounds, and even roadsides. It naturalizes easily to whatever landscaping environment you want to introduce it to. Around mid-August, this plant will produce fruit capsules. These narrow seed pods reach a length of about one and a half inches. When they are ripe, they'll release over 100 seeds per capsule. This biennial flower has no serious problems with diseases or insects.

Pink Flowering Dogwood

The Pink Dogwood Tree, commonly known as one of the fastest-growing ornamental trees, will reach a height of 15 to 25 feet in zones 5 through 8 in acid, rich, clay, or loamy soil. The only thing to be aware of is that whichever soil is kept moist but well-drained in a sunny location.They have long been a favorite for landscapers because of the carefree maintenance these beautiful flowering trees can require. Unlike fruit trees, dogwood blossoms do not require messy cleanup as they float to the ground. Adding the tree to your yard will bring not only the delicate pink blooms but a mixture of wildlife that will flock to this great addition for their food. Songbirds will fill the branches to enjoy the red fruit that will ripen fully in the fall and winter. As this member of the dogwood is extremely adaptable, it makes the perfect tree for any novice to begin their landscaping needs. Stress over proper soil mixtures or situations will be removed from the gardener's thoughts as they plant this pink version of the glorious tree. Pink Dogwood Tree the year-round showpiece Spring and summer will have the lawn filled with the color of the blooms, making a glorious centerpiece to any garden or along the driveway for elegance. While the blossoms of this tree open with a pink influx of color in the spring to brighten up your yard, this graceful tree will provide year-round glory to any lawn and garden. The Tree Make Lawn Placement A Breeze Of all the ornamental trees available for planting this one tree should be your go to tree for a beautiful lawn its durability allows it to grow in the majority of areas and the ease of growing allows even the busiest of people to have beauty with all the fuss. The mature height allows diversity in planting areas as the 25-foot height can be near utility lines with less worry. Get Yours Today At Garden Plant Nursery Pink Dogwood Trees adds diversity of color to your landscape setting. Center this spring blooming color burst, adding eye appeal to the contrasting green of your lawn, and let the songbirds fill your ears with chirps of delight. Then, enjoy the checkered gray bark against the normally drab winter scene.

Pink Hibiscus

Pink Hibiscus is a beautiful and vibrant flower that is admired worldwide for multiple reasons. The leaflets are pink with a very engaging layout. The pink is very subtle, yet it has a gradient effect. It is dark pink towards the center of the flower, but near the edges, it is light pink. The edges ruffle in a soft and gentle way. In the middle of the flower, a red center eye stem sticks out. At the tip of the stem, it has five edges with bright yellow anthers framing the stem 5 edges. The Pink Hibiscus Blooms All Summer Long This flower is identified as a shrub and is a part of the mallow family. This flower can make a very heartfelt gift to a loved one. If your garden is looking pretty dull, this shrub will definitely make your garden shine brighter than any garden in the whole neighborhood. This flower is very eye catch and heart warming. This shrub will never fail at bringing a smile to your face when you see it. The best time for these beautiful flowers to bloom is during the summer time. The Shrub Has Stunning Flowers The brighter it is outside, the brighter these flowers bloom. This shrub needs a lot of sunshine to grow. Taking care of this flower is fairly simple. All you need to do is water this flower daily when the top 3 inches of the soil is dry, and you are good to go. To ensure this flower grows to its fullest, a good fertilizer will help out a lot. The Pink Hibiscus bush has the capability to grow 6 to 12 feet across and can grow 2 to 3 feet tall in height. It Is Easy To Grow The Pink Hibiscus bush will also be great for a yard project. You can grow this flower yourself from a seed, or you can purchase a pre-grown bush to save some time. You can purchase these flowers and flower seeds online. If you want to purchase them from a local store to avoid shipping and handling, research may be necessary. These flowers will be a great addition to your daily life as their beauty will shine brightly. Get It Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Pink Princess Dogwood

The Pink Princess Dogwood, scientifically known as Cornus florida 'Rubra,' is a stunning and famous ornamental tree cherished for its exquisite pink flowers and remarkable foliage. This small to medium-sized deciduous tree is a cultivar of the native flowering dogwood (Cornus Florida) and is celebrated for its unique and vibrant features. One of the most striking attributes of the tree is its enchanting pink blossoms. Before the leaves emerge in early spring, this tree bursts into bloom with large, showy, four-petaled flowers. These blooms vary in shades of pink, ranging from soft pastels to deeper, more vibrant hues, creating a breathtaking display. The flowers often appear before the tree's leaves, making them even more eye-catching. Growth Of The Ornamental Tree As the tree matures, its foliage becomes another focal point of interest. The leaves are medium to dark green and turn a striking deep red or burgundy in the fall, providing year-round visual appeal. In addition to its aesthetic value, this tree offers a significant ecological benefit as it provides habitat and food for various wildlife species. This ornamental tree typically reaches a height of 15 to 25 feet and has a matching stretch, making it an ideal choice for gardens, landscapes, and even small yards. It favors well-drained soil and partisan shade, although it can take full sun with sufficient moisture. Pink Princess Dogwood Is Relatively Low-maintenance The pink dogwood is relatively low-maintenance but may benefit from rare trimming to preserve its shape and remove dead or damaged branches. It's essential to provide consistent watering, especially during dry spells, to help the tree thrive. In conclusion, the Pink Princess Dogwood is a beloved and visually striking tree known for its enchanting pink flowers and vibrant foliage. Whether used as a focal point in a garden or as an ornamental addition to a landscape, this tree adds beauty and charm to any outdoor space while supporting local wildlife. Its easy care and captivating features make it a favorite among garden enthusiasts and homeowners. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Pink Spirea Shrub

The pink spirea shrub has been used for more than 300 years in a variety of gardening and landscaping applications throughout the country. Native to states in the Northern Hemisphere, the shrub is one of more than 70 different species and multiple varieties in the spirea shrub family. Also known as meadowsweet, this ornamental plant features beautiful, bright pink flowers and lovely, thick foliage, which grows densely and works well in many landscape applications. The Growth Of Pink Spirea Shrub The shrub grows to a height as well as a spread of 2 feet to 3 feet, but can grow significantly taller in ideal growing conditions. Small, pink flowers with flatter tops measure up to six inches across. These beautiful summer blooms last for several weeks, which makes this shrub particularly attractive for ornamental landscape use. Planting The Shrub New plants do best when they are planted in the spring or the fall. Typically blooming in late spring, the shrub enjoys partial to full sun and plenty of organic material. It is hardy in growing zones three to eight. The shrub does best in well-drained, moist soil and has average water needs. However, this hardy plant can also tolerate poorer soils and inner city locations. Extremely wet or boggy conditions are not tolerated well. Easy to maintain, this plant simply needs to be fertilized in the spring and pruned once flowering is complete. Gardeners may want to thin older stems regularly by trimming them regularly to the ground level. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery  This short, deciduous shrub attracts valuable insects such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. The shrub is excellent at resisting deer. Gardeners use this variety as a border plant, part of a natural screen, as a hedge, part of a mass planting or as a foundation landscape shrub. Plant Pink Spirea Shrub in partial to full sun for a beautiful display of bright pink summer flowers surrounded by deep green foliage. Rising to eight feet tall and six feet broad, it is hardy in Zones 4-9. Fast-growing spirea does best in well-drained, moist soil, and is easy to maintain. Spirea resists deer and is attractive for ornamental landscape use.

Pink Weigela

The Pink Weigela pronounced ‘why-gee-luh’, is a welcome sight to gardeners as it is often the first bloom as spring season begins. This upright growing habit, also a member of the honeysuckle family, produces clusters of pink tubular-shaped flowers that attract hummingbirds and butterflies alike. While this variety can thrive in either full sun or shade, it is important to note that it does not do well in the hottest regions if considering a full sun placement. While it is highly tolerant of heat, it requires consistent watering to perform at its best. This shrub requires moist, soil and consistent watering during its first season to become well established and to mature to its showy best. Benefits Of Planting Pink Weigela It is a moderate to fast grower gaining up to 18” a year in new growth. This hardy shrub can grow as wide as it is tall so consider the appropriate spacing when introducing this beauty into your garden design. There are many varieties to consider and each variety puts forth interesting, brilliant foliage that offer significant contrasts within your garden and/or landscape areas. The foliage, whether that of a deep, purplish hue or a bright, nearly glowing green, are the perfect backdrop for the pink blooms that also vary in color depth. The long blooming season makes this a preferred garden choice for the zones indicated. Lure Wildlife With Garden Plant Nursery Plants Pink Weigela has certainly won over gardeners of all skill levels as it requires little tending. The bold statement made by this shrub cannot be emphasized enough. The satisfaction you will realize by seeing the nectar-loving hummingbirds and butterflies that flock to enjoy these at your location is truly worth it! As you are beginning your plantings planning or enhancing existing plantings in your yard, we can assure that you will not be disappointed by this long-life, hardy shrub. Attributes Of The Shrub Hardy Planting Zone: 4-8 Bloom Season (if any): Early Spring to Late Summer Bloom Color: Pink Height at Maturity: up to 5’ Soil Type Preferred: moist, well-drained soils Sun or Shade: Full sun and partial sun

Pitch Pine Tree

Pitch pine trees are evergreen, cone-bearing perennial plants native to eastern North America. They grow in the areas surrounding the northeastern United States and up into Canada. The name "pitch" is due to the sticky sap produced by these plants. They typically have long cones made up of very prickly scales. The trees can grow well in poor soil and drought conditions, which makes them ideal for firewood and cedar posts. They like dry areas such as thin soils, rocky ridges and sandy barrens; they grow in many types of soil including acid rocks and gravel to alkaline loam. They also grow well in thin or rocky soils! Their preferred habitat is on ridges or south slopes facing outcrops of acidic rocks. Identifying The Pitch Pine Tree They typically grow around 15m high and have gray to brown bark with long leaves that always sit in a V-shape. They grow in large, bushy clusters and can be identified by their thick, prickly cones. The trees produce a sticky resin called pitch that is useful for starting fires and preventing fungi from growing on logs. Where to Find The Evergreen Tree They are evergreen, cone-bearing perennials native to eastern North America. Pitch pine trees are adapted to the acidic soils of the northeastern United States, but can also be found in Canada. The trees can survive poor soil conditions and drought, which makes them ideal for use as firewood or cedar posts. They are most commonly used for firewood and post cedar applications. The trees can also be used to create a natural fence around a garden or property.  Resin is sap that oozes out of certain coniferous trees, particularly those in the Panacea family. It is generally considered a nuisance for people that work with trees, but it can also be extremely beneficial and has many uses! Another interesting fact about the tree is that it makes a great living fence. This is due to the resin that flows from the tree's bark and surrounding twigs, which helps ward off predators such as insects or herbivorous mammals. The cones are about 1 inch in length and have prickly scales, making them difficult for many animals to get a grip on. They also produce a small resin droplet at the base of each scale.  Get Your Today At Garden Plant Nursery They tend to grow in dense thickets or clusters and can be found growing naturally as one or more individual trees among various species of deciduous and coniferous forest, including maple and oak trees! The maple trees that they surround themselves with tend to provide the Pitch Pine Tree with a great deal of protection and shade, which is why you will find them growing in forested areas.

Pokeberry Plant

Pokeberry Plant is a lush green plant that has whitish pink stems, round almond-shaped leaves that are brightly colored. Starting out in spring, the leaf colors darkens throughout the summer. First, the plant produces tiny white flower clusters. Then, after that, the flowers become dark purple berries. It is a fierce growing plant and can be found thriving in many places throughout nature. Lately, it has become increasingly popular to use this plant for landscaping, due to the lovely way the berries hang delicately from the thin branches and the tenacity with which the plant grows. They can live in most types of soil, and can in hardiness zones 4 through 11, quite a wide range. They can grow over 8 feet tall and live for over 2 years. Birds Love This Perennial  The stem color can vary from green to purple, but the best feature of the pokeweed are its white flowers which will turn into dark purple berries. These berries are sure to attract some of the best songbirds like the mockingbird. This is the perfect plant if you are an avid bird watcher and lover. Pokeberry Plant Has Pink Stems And Purple Berries Regardless of their purpose, these berries will draw in beautiful birds for your family to enjoy watching. Even before it was noticed for its pleasing aesthetics, It was used for it's many properties. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery The berries of the Pokeberry Plant are what hold its seeds, so it is easy to reseed whenever you need to, a low maintenance plant. Along with the benefit of songbirds, this is a must have for any garden. Its stunning in landscapes it gets very tall and has bight hot pink stems as it ages and the foliage turns yellow. The berries are and deep purple with a pink inside.

Purple Coneflower

The coneflower Plant is a great addition to any small garden that offers blooming in the summertime and fall is the Purple Coneflower. This showy flower has a fibrous root system that is ideal for growing in all different types of soil conditions. Also referred to as the Echinacea Purpurea, this plant is drought, deer, and rabbit resistant. Purple Coneflower's Features This herbaceous perennial is regularly used as a bordering plant due to its ability to propagate quickly. It's easily identified by its unique showy arrangement of flowers. Each one of this beautiful plant's stalks will play host to a large purple to pink hue flower. All flowers will have a spiny orange center and drooping petals. The Perennial's Benefits Native to the central and southeastern portion of the United States, the plant is a delight for all types of gardens. Its commonly utilized in wooded areas and meadow-like expanses. This easy grower isn't prone to any serious diseases or pest infestations. In fact, its sweet summertime nectar will attract an abundance of beautiful wildlife. Bees, hummingbirds, goldfinches, and other types of songbirds will all seek out this plant's nourishing seeds. This low-maintenance ornamental perennial is a very long-lasting bloom, providing a sweet purple color throughout most of the summer and fall months. A great cool-tone addition to any household garden, this robust plant will grow up to four feet tall and have a spread of between one and a half and two feet wide. A single plant that is healthy can showcase between 25 and 50 prominent flowerheads during its blooming season each year. The Plant's Beauty Apart from its overly showy purple flowers, the Purple Coneflower has lance-shaped leaves with an altering arrangement. With a deep green hue, these leaves will feel sandpapery to the touch. Also sporting a green color, this plant's stems are round and hollow. They don't possess any woody substance like some other herbaceous plants do. Get Yours At Garden Plant Nursery

Purple Fountain Grass - 10 Pack

Purple fountain grass, scientifically known as Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum,' is a striking ornamental grass celebrated for its captivating appearance and vibrant hue. This popular landscaping plant hails from the African continent and belongs to the Poaceae family. Its enchanting features have made it a favored choice among garden enthusiasts, adding an elegant touch to gardens and landscapes. Standing at an average height of 2 to 4 feet (60 to 120 cm), purple fountain grass boasts long, slender blades that arch gracefully outward from its center, creating a distinctive, fountain-like shape. The most defining characteristic of this grass is its deep burgundy or maroon-colored foliage, which intensifies as the season progresses, giving it a rich, striking appearance. In summer, the grass produces feathery, bottlebrush-like plumes up to 3 feet long. These plumes are initially a vibrant reddish-purple before transitioning to a tan color as they age, creating a beautiful contrast with the foliage. Purple Fountain Grass Is Recognized For Its Adaptability  The grass is renowned for its adaptability and low maintenance requirements. It flourishes in total sun but can handle partial shade, making it suitable for various garden settings. Its drought tolerance and minimal water needs make it a resilient choice for arid and xeriscape gardens. The Grass Is A Great Focal Point Gardeners often use the grass as a focal point in their landscapes or as an accent plant in borders and containers. Its graceful, swaying blades and vibrant colors add drama and elegance to any garden design. Furthermore, it harmonizes wonderfully with other ornamental plants, creating stunning visual contrasts and complementing the overall aesthetic. In regions with mild winters, the grass is often grown as a perennial, while in colder climates, it may be treated as an annual or brought indoors during the winter months. Regular pruning and division are recommended to maintain the plant's vigor and shape. In summary, the grass is a remarkable ornamental plant that captivates with its graceful form and vibrant maroon foliage. Its adaptability, low maintenance requirements, and striking appearance make it a cherished addition to gardens and landscapes around the world, elevating the visual appeal of any outdoor space. Buy Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Purple Hibiscus

Rosa-sinensis means rose of China, where the purple hibiscus has been cultivated for centuries and the region where it originated. The purple hibiscus is a tropical perennial shrub. This plant is both an annual and perennial herbaceous plant growing into small trees or woody shrubs. The plant is renowned for its showy flowers, which are large trumpet shaped petals in groups of five or more. It’s also known as the tropical hibiscus and the Fischer's double tropical hibiscus. It comes from the Malvaceae family of plants. Purple Hibiscus Bloom Time In the early summer and early fall expect to see the shrub in full bloom. Only leafy dark green foliage remains in the late fall and winter. This plant grows very fast and can be grown in containers, near garden ponds, in outdoor living areas, as landscape borders and in perennial gardens. Its optimal growing zones are from zone 9a to 10b, tropical and subtropical regions. The Hibiscus is a national flower for many countries, Haiti, South Korea, Malaysia, and the Solomon Islands. Where To Plant The Shrubs It prefers six hours per day in full sun or mostly sunny areas with well-drained loamy, sandy or silty soil. The soil's pH should be 6-8. It’s very resistant to heat. The shrub grows to 5 to 6 feet high with a width of 4 to 6 feet. In the wild they grow up to 32 feet. The shrub grows fast, needs the average amount of watering and when planted in a landscape will draw butterflies, hummingbirds and song birds to your garden. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery To propagate the purple hibiscus, the gardener can plant its seeds, use grafting, cuttings, tissue culture and air-layering. The hibiscus blooms from late June to early August through to the first frost. To maintain a healthy looking plant, thin out the plant regularly. It can't thrive when the foliage is too dense.

Purple Love Grass - 10 pack Ships In April

Purple Love Grass is a type of ornamental grass that is native to areas with sandy soil. It can be found naturally in the wild in Maine, Texas, Florida and most other American states where sand and rocky terrain are present. Because of its ornate nature, it makes a perfect complement to your garden during the hot and dry summer months. It is incredibly drought-tolerant, so the grass can be dry as a bone and still look gorgeous. It spreads anywhere from one to two feet across and one to two feet high, so it's ideal for those barren spots in your landscape or garden where nothing else will grow. The plant gets its name because of its beautiful, lush purple-reddish growth that is present from June through August. Purple Love Grass Loves Well-Drained Soil When planting it, it's best to find a sunny spot that has good drainage. Plant the grass about a food apart to allow it to grow to its full potential and to prevent the grass from becoming lodged. Proper soil drainage is important because the grass can get root rot if the roots are allowed to sit in water for too long. For this reason, many people steer clear of richer and more organic soils that hold onto moisture and avoid using mulch as often as possible. Mulch is a natural water absorbing material and will rot out the grass quickly if it's allowed to sit among the wooden chips. It does well in American zones 5 through 9. The Grass Is Drought-Tolerant One particular place that Purple Love Grass can be found is in Arizona and New Mexico. Arizona is a dry and hot state where most plants simply will not thrive or grow at all. However, because of the drought-tolerant and hardy nature of the plant, it does well in rock gardens and in pure sand where rain is scarce and water is a luxury. Choosing a high-quality type like we have is important when looking for years of regrowth and beautiful foliage. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Purple Tulip

The Lavender Triumph Tulip, also known as "Triumph Write," is a stunning variety of tulips known for their elegant appearance and captivating color. These tulips are part of the Triumph group, known for their sturdy stems, vibrant colors, and overall resilience. The "Triumph Write" cultivar, in particular, has gained popularity among gardeners and flower enthusiasts for its unique lavender hue and graceful petals. One of the most striking features is its enchanting color. The blooms showcase a soft lavender or lilac shade that is incredibly appealing and adds a touch of serenity and sophistication to any garden or floral arrangement. The color is subtle yet eye-catching, making it a favorite choice for those looking to create a serene and calming atmosphere in their outdoor spaces. Lavender Tulip "Triumph Have A Long Bloom Time. Tulips typically grow to 10 to 18 inches (25 to 45 centimeters) and boast solid, straight stems. This characteristic makes them ideal for cut flower arrangements as they are less likely to droop or bend. These tulips also have a relatively long bloom time, typically in late spring. They symbolize elegance, grace, and renewal, making them popular for various occasions and events. Planting The Perennial Choosing a well-draining location with full to partial sun exposure is essential when planting them. These tulips thrive in fertile, loamy soil and should be planted in the fall before the first frost. They require minimal maintenance and will reward you with their stunning blooms year after year. The Lavender Triumph Tulip is a remarkable and enchanting addition to any garden or floral display. With its captivating lavender color, strong stems, and long-lasting blooms, it brings an aura of elegance and grace to any outdoor space. These tulips symbolize renewal and are sure to capture the hearts of all who behold them, making them a cherished choice for gardeners and flower enthusiasts alike. Buy At Garden Plant Nursery

Purple Violet

Purple Violets are known by a number of names including pansies, violas, and viola cucullata. The purple violet falls into the annual category, but in deciduous forests, they live as perennials. Violets are commonly used in woody areas and in rock gardens. The violet is a small, hardy plant that is commonly mixed with other plants to add a burst of color. They are known to grow best in zones 2 – 10, and are hardiest in these areas. The Purple Violet Are Favored By Garden Enthusiasts They are very famous in floral arrangements, and they are extremely easy to raise from seed, but hold up well if bought as youthful plants. There are many varieties in the violet family; some are more well-known than others. The most popular varieties include: - Johnny Jump-Ups – small velvet blooms that are purple with a yellow vein center. - Dooryard Violet - small bluish-violet flowers with a reddish hue, sometimes varying into a light red color. - California Sweet Violet – the lavender-blue flowers this plant displays perfectly accents the dark green leaves of this plant. - Sweet Violet – This plant has dark, deep violet colored blooms. It grows extremely compact and can vary in color from purple, yellow, red, blue, and white. Caring For The Perennial They prefer moist, easy draining soil. The soil has to be rich in composed organic matter. It is recommended for it to be planted in fertilizer that is considered slow release to avoid strong bursts of strong soil. As with any violet, the fertilizer should be water-soluble and they thrive best in a container instead of directly in the ground. Where To Plant Them Purple Violets are a popular choice for plant owners who enjoy picking their flowers and bringing them indoors. The beautiful blooms of the purple violet do not like extreme, or prolonged heat. They are not drought tolerant and should be watered on a regular basis. Buy Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Red Cardinal Flower

The Red cardinal flower, is an American wildflower local to the midwestern region, as well as Michigan and Wisconsin. These Lobelia blooms are tall perennials that flourish in USDA hardy planting zones 1 through 10. Tall spikes of splendid red, trumpet-formed blooms transcend the dull green foliage. Each bloom has three spreading lower petals and two upper petals, all assembled into a tube at the base. Erect verdant stems, frequently in groups, with racemes of blossoms looking like flaring red spires. They add a beautiful bright touch of color to any landscape or floral garden. They deer and rabbit resistant, yet they are very attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Red Cardinal Flower's Bloom Developing cardinal blossoms sprout amid summer and in some cases into fall. Many insects have a hard time following the long necks of the trumpet-formed blooms, so cardinal blossoms rely upon hummingbirds for preparation. Cardinal blossoms develop best in an area with morning sun and evening shade, aside from cool zones where they require full sun. They also require a clammy, ripe soil and perform best considering that organic matter is incorporated into the dirt before planting. Planting The Perennial Flower The mature height of the Red cardinal flower is typically 24 to 48 inches. The seeds must be started indoors, 8 to 10 weeks before the final frost in delinquent winter. You can transfer the red cardinal blossom seedlings outside four weeks after you planted them in the fitting plate, picking a zone with full sun or incomplete shade and rich, loamy and ideally wet soil. For best results, place a 2-to 3-inch layer of natural mulch around the blossoms and water consistently, keeping the dirt always sodden for the bloom amid the developing season. The red cardinal bloom is not dry season tolerant, and performs best with continuously wet soil. Get It Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Red Chokeberry

Red Chokeberry is a native shrub that is commonly found in the Eastern United States. Suitable for Hardiness Zones 4 through 9, it grows from six to ten feet high and from three to five feet wide. The plant is easily propagated from seeds, cuttings, or divisions, and has multiseasonal appeal for lawns and gardens. The Lovely Appearance Of Red Chokeberry In landscaping applications, it is an ornamental plant that produces small, delicate blossoms in early spring. During summer, the plant has dark green leaves that turn deep red, purple or orange in the autumn. In September, the plant produces its namesake red berries. The glossy berries grow in colorful clusters that last until mid-winter. The shrub is also suitable for creating borders for water features, such as ponds, as the plant tolerates wet, boggy conditions well. Benefits Of Planting The Shrub It is also suitable for erosion control along embankments and other erosion-prone areas. It is also an excellent option for borders, either alone in a mass planting or as single addition to mixed shrubs. This versatile thrives in well-drained, moist soil. While it tolerates partial shade well, locations with full sun are ideal for growing shrubs that produce vivid fall foliage and abundant winter berries. It is resistant to drought, pests and disease, and can withstand both salt exposure and pollution. During summer, the glossy leaves are dark green with a grey underside that feels fuzzy to the touch. The leaves develop alternately along the slender, brown branches and are obovate shaped with finely serrated margins. Shop Now At Garden Plant Nursery The Red Chokeberry bush has a slender stems that are thinner at the base. The clusters of white or pink flowers have five petals and are about 1/3 inch in diameter, while the red berries are about 1/4 inch in diameter. When allowed to remain on the plants, the berries attract a variety of birds during late winter when food is scarce.

Red Crepe Myrtle

Red Crepe Myrtle is a favorite among home gardeners who want a to bring a dramatic pop of color into their yard. While there are several varieties available in many different colors, the shrub is a favorite choice for those who want a beautiful tree that is hardy and low-maintenance. The Stunning Appearance Of Red Crepe Myrtle The shrub is a fixture in the southern states, but is recommended for growth in USDA hardiness zones 6 to 10. It was named for the crinkly, crepe-like appearance of its flowers that bloom in early spring and continue throughout the summer in most areas. However, the bark of this tree is just as appealing as the flowers it produces. The bark can be light brown, orange, cream, or cinnamon-colored, and it gives this shrub an appeal all its own. Caring For The Shrub The shrub is a hardy plant, which makes it a favored option among home gardeners and commercial landscape designers. It is resistant to high heat and tolerant of drought weather conditions. It can be purchased balled and burlap or bare root. It can also be transplanted from containers. They prefer loamy soils but can adapt to most soil types, with the exception of excessively wet soil. They produce blooms without fertilizer but absolutely flourish with regular fertilizer applications. They Are Exceptionally Versatile Versatility is one of the most attractive traits of the Red Crepe Myrtle. It can be pruned into a shrub or a multi-stemmed tree. Because of its dramatic colors, it is often placed along driveways or around decks. It also makes a lovely specimen tree in any yard or garden. When used as a shrub, it can be used as borders or around entrances. Dwarf varieties can be used as a ground cover for an unusual visual effect that adds appeal. Get All Your Planting Needs At Garden Plant Nursery 

Red Daylily

 Red Daylily, scientifically known as Hemerocallis, is a stunning and vibrant perennial flower that enchants garden enthusiasts with its striking beauty and cheerful demeanor. This resilient and low-maintenance plant belongs to the Hemerocallidaceae family and is renowned for its captivating crimson blossoms. One of the most captivating features of the flower is its resplendent flowers. These trumpet-shaped blooms boast a rich, velvety red hue that is truly captivating. Each flower typically spans 3 to 5 inches in diameter and showcases a distinct yellow or greenish throat, adding depth and contrast to the overall appearance. These radiant flowers are renowned for their ability to brighten up any garden or landscape with their vibrant colors and are often used to create striking visual focal points. It Is Known For Its Adaptability The plant is known for its adaptability and hardiness. It flourishes in a broad range of soil conditions and is capable of withstanding both drought and frost, making it an excellent choice for gardeners in various climates. This resilient plant produces lush, strap-like leaves that provide an attractive backdrop for the dazzling flowers. Red Daylily Is Relatively Low-maintenance In terms of care, the flower is relatively low-maintenance. The red daylily prefers well-draining dirt and should be grown in a location with ample sunlight, although it can tolerate partial shade. Regular watering during its growing season, typically from late spring to mid-summer, ensures healthy and vigorous blooms. They are not only admired for their aesthetic appeal but also their versatility. They can be used in various landscaping settings, including borders, flower beds, and even as cut flowers in floral arrangements. Their long-lasting flowers and robust nature make them a cherished addition to worldwide gardens. In summary, the red daylily flower is a captivating and enduring perennial plant that graces gardens with its dazzling red blossoms. Its striking appearance, ease of care, and adaptability to various growing conditions make it a beloved choice for novice and experienced gardeners looking to infuse their outdoor spaces with vibrant beauty and charm. Shop Perennials And More At Garden Plant Nursery

Red Dogwood Tree

The Red Dogwood tree is beautiful and has a variety of benefits. It can grow in many climates and excel in the U.K., US, Canada, Europe, Germany, and China. Once established, this plant can thrive almost anywhere. It is a great plant to have on your lawn or backyard as its color is vibrant red blooms that appear from March through May each year. You can also purchase this beautiful tree at low prices offered by the company providing the best quality plants, thus producing fast shipping with a service that ships nationwide. Red Dogwood Tree Benefits The tree is a beautiful blooming tree that thrives in various climates and countries. This exotic-looking tree has been designed by nature to grow almost anywhere. The natural attributes of this plant make it a perfect tree for any yard or garden and give the appearance of an exotic flair for your landscaping or garden. It can grow well in many climates, so you will not have to worry about where it will thrive best in your area. The tree is perfect as an ornamental because they are not invasive, you can easily maintain them, and they add something extra special to your yard. Description of The Beautiful Tree The tree grows from a small shrub to a large tree in height. The leaves are dark green and glossy, and its bracts are brown and red. The plant can branch out at the top of the trunk, where it will have many long branches. The blooms of this plant will appear from October to January as a spring flowering shrub. You should purchase this plant at low prices offered by the company providing the best quality plants, thus producing fast shipping with a service that ships nationwide. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery To correctly grow the Red Dogwood Tree, it will need full sun, resulting in vibrant foliage. Its soil must be well-drained, moist, and fertile. The tree does not thrive in wet soils or standing water and will cause the roots to rot. Take the tree out of its container when you are ready to plant it into your soil and place it in a low spot in your garden or yard. You can purchase this beautiful tree at low prices offered by the company providing the best quality plants, thus producing fast shipping with a service that ships nationwide.

Red Hibiscus

The Red Hibiscus or Hibiscus rosa-sinensis is a shrub known for its brilliant red hue and five petals. Common throughout the tropics and subtropics and native to East Asia, it is an ornamental flower that is popular in areas such as India, the Pacific Islands, Indonesia, and China. It goes by many names such as the China rose, shoeblackplant, and rose mallow, and is a popular flower that adorns many gardens. People even developed a lot of uses for it. As a result, the shrub has a lot of significance to the point that it’s the national flower of Malaysia. The shrub makes a fantastic addition to any garden as its brilliant red hue adds a tropical and exotic allure to the garden and is sure to make a striking impression on those whose sees it. The shrub can also grow as much as 16 feet tall on trees and shrubs and is a hit with hummingbirds due to its bright red color being a magnet to them. Where To Plant Red Hibiscus It is a hardy and durable flower that can be grown in areas outside of tropical climates as long as special care is taken. As a tropical flower, the shrub grows best in areas with lots of direct sunlight and well-drained soils, but it can be grown both outdoors and indoors. Being a warm weather plant, the shrub needs temperatures to be consistently above 50 degrees Fahrenheit to be grown outdoors. Otherwise it has to be taken indoors for colder climates. The Significance Of The Shrub Beyond its beautiful color and decorative design, the shrub is a flower abundant with meaning and symbolism. The family have common symbolic meanings throughout cultures with the color adding even more significance. The exact meaning of the plant will differ depending on the culture and color, but it has been commonly associated with femininity, beauty, and glory. The Red Hibiscus is regarded as a feminine flower in North America, so it was widely considered a symbol of the perfect wife or woman. Receiving one in Victorian times meant that the giver acknowledges your beauty. In China, the shrub has a multitude of meanings relating to fame, wealth, and glory. As red is the color of love and passion, the shrub symbolizes love, passion, and romance, and is a good way to demonstrate your love and passion for your partner. Shop Now At Garden Plant Nursery

Red Hot Poker

The Red Hot Poker Plant, scientifically known as Kniphofia uvaria, is a striking and vibrant perennial plant that belongs to the Asphodelaceae family. It is also commonly referred to as the Torch Lily or Tritoma. This stunning plant is native to South Africa, where it thrives in the wild, and it has become a popular choice for garden enthusiasts worldwide. One of the most remarkable features of the Red Hot Poker Plant is its striking and distinctive appearance. It produces tall, upright stems that can reach heights of up to 5 feet or more, topped with dense clusters of tubular flowers that resemble blazing torches. These flowers come in a range of fiery colors, including brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow, which give the plant its unique and eye-catching appearance. The vibrant colors of the Red Hot Poker Plant make it a favorite among gardeners looking to add a bold and dramatic focal point to their gardens. Benefits Of Planting This Perennial Aside from its captivating beauty, this plant also offers several practical benefits to gardeners. It is a robust and low-maintenance plant that can thrive in different soil types, provided they are well-drained. It is also drought-tolerant once established, making it an excellent choice for water-wise gardening. Additionally, it attracts pollinators like hummingbirds and butterflies, enhancing the overall biodiversity and beauty of the garden. Red Hot Poker Plant Has A Long Lasting Flower The Red Hot Poker Plant blooms in late spring to early summer, adding color to the garden. Its long-lasting flowers make it an excellent choice for cut flower arrangements, bringing a touch of the garden's beauty indoors. In summary, the Red Hot Poker Plant is a magnificent perennial known for its striking appearance, vibrant flowers, and ease of care. It is a fantastic choice for gardeners seeking to add a hint of drama and tint to their outdoor spaces while supporting local pollinators and conserving water. Its unique beauty and practicality make it a cherished addition to gardens worldwide. Shop Now At Garden Plant Nursery

Red Maple Live Stakes - Package of 100

The Red Maple Live Stakes grows in a healthy manner in hardiness zones 3-9. It is a fast-growing tree and usually grows an average of 2 to 3 feet a year. It is durable and versatile and can endure a variety of soil types and climates. The bloom season for the tree is fall. Springtime produces stems that develop small buds on the end which blooms red flowers. The flowers produce seeds which transform into a winged fruit that looks like a fibrous tissue paper. The shape and lightness allow the wind to take the seeds far from the parent tree. The leaves are green but turn a fiery, vibrant red in the fall season. It is a beautiful tree to watch transition in color through the seasons. The Growth Of Red Maple Live Stakes At maturity, the tree can grow as tall as 50 feet. They have been known to grow taller as they age. It is native to North America and you can find them in an abundance in the eastern part of the United States. They are considered a mid-size tree and are commonly used in landscaping. Where To Plant The Live Stakes The versatility of the tree allows it to grow well in different soil types and environments. You can find the tree grown in overly developed urban areas considered to be non-agricultural and less populated rural areas with lots of open land. It grows best in a medium to fine soil. It likes moist soil that is well drained. The roots are shallow at the beginning of its growth. If you give it the room it needs to grow it will be able to develop a strong root system. Get Them At Garden Plant Nursery Give the tree full sunlight to grow to its height capacity and it will be a beautiful tree that provides and abundance of shade. The Red Maple Live Stake is a popular tree for landscaping due to its low maintenance.

Red Maple Seedlings - 10 Pack

Red Maple is a medium-sized, deciduous tree. It is native to eastern North America. The tree gets its name from the red color its leafstalks, flowers, fruit, and new growth contain throughout the year. The leaves are typically 2 to 5 inches long, with tooth margined lobes, that are medium to dark green in color and turn a bright red color in the fall. Although some turn a yellow or orange color. The flowers, which are deep red and in clusters, appear in later winter/early spring (March or April.) Its fruit and seeds are two-winged samaras. The tree can withstand cold temperatures, but wind and ice may rsult in branch breaks. It prefers moist soil with slightly acid conditions. However, it can withstand a broad spectrum of soils. Fall is the best time to plant it and its recommended to purchase a tree grown from its own roots rather than a grafted tree. Once it is installed it is essential to keep the dirt moist. A layer of organic substance around the bottom of the tree can help.  The Appearance Of Red Maple Seedlings Red Maple rises faster than the Norway and Sugar Maples, but less than the Silver Maple. Its crown is usually oval or rounded and has a spread between 30 and 50 feet at maturity. It is a good option for lawns, streets, and parks because it can tolerate wet soil and air pollution. The tree has a shallow, flat root system that can cause sidewalks and driveways to buckle if planted too close to them. The Seedlings Attributes Hardy Planting Zone- 3 to 9 Bloom Season (if any) - March to April Bloom Color - Red, sometimes Yellow Height at Maturity - 40 to 70 feet Soil Type Preferred- Moist, slightly acid conditions Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Red Maple Tree

The search for the perfect tree in many categories often stops at the red maple tree. With a long life, the beauty of the mature tree, ease of choosing a location to grow it, and little or no maintenance it is an all-around winner for many modern gardeners. Red Maple Tree Live For over 100 Years They have a wonderfully long life of approximately 90 years, yet some have managed to survive more than a century. This alone can make them the perfect tree to pass down to the next few generations. The mature trees will continue to offer their beauty, shade, and living quarters for local birds. Enjoying them can be shared with children and grandchildren throughout the years.  Reaching heights between 40 to 60 feet, these amazing trees can light up a garden or an entire landscape. Their growth rate is 1 to 2 feet per year, and it adds up quickly over time. They present their leaves in the spring in a soothing dark green, and they mature over the summer and fall into the beautiful red-orange flame color that makes these trees stand out. Younger trees have an appealing light gray trunk that darkens as they mature fully. The grey works as a natural highlight to showcase the flaming leaves. The amount of sunlight needed for most trees can be a limiting factor when choosing where to plant them. This is not true of the red maple. It can be planted and grown in an area with full sun all day, but partial shade is also acceptable. That means there are no hard decisions when it comes to finding the perfect place for future growth in the garden or yard. The Tree Needs Little To No Maintenance Maintenance on some trees may be seasonal or yearly, but the red maple avoids that. It can be pruned every three to five years, or it can be allowed to grow out in its natural shape. Less time spent on maintenance means that much more time enjoying this beautiful tree with family and friends. Check Out Our Collections At Garden Plant Nursery