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Red Oak Tree

The of the Red Oak Tree branches of it can reach up to 230 feet up into the air, and they can live around 400 years. They give off red bark in their lower portions, most prevalent during the winter months.  Attributes of a Red Oak Tree When it comes to this tree, it is said that the leaves of this type of tree are huge in comparison to the other trees. The leaves resemble the shapes of an oak leaf, but they are much longer than an oak leaf. The leaves are usually twice as broad as they are tall and have more like veins indicating them being a different species of tree. Mature Size Since the tree is evergreen, the tree will stay green year after year. The mature height of a mature tree is around 110-140 feet tall. The leaves of the tree are very durable and can withstand powerful winds that can cause actual damage to other trees.  The growth rate of the tree is slow but consistent. They can grow as big as 6 feet per year and up to 10 feet per year. The root systems of these trees are also quite large and very healthy. A mature red oak will produce around 3000 acorns a year, and out of those acorns, over 20% will grow into new trees. Sun Preference The tree is very hardy, so the sun will not harm them much. The tree has a solid shade tolerance which means that it can grow in areas with little sunlight. Due to this, the tree will survive in environments where there are very few other trees. Soil Preference Of The Tree The tree can grow in many environments, but it is not recommended to grow in very moist and wet areas, as this will cause the roots of this type of plant to rot. The roots of the tree are very healthy, so if there is little water available for them, they will not be hurt. Wildlife Value The tree is very sturdy, but it also has strong roots. The roots of a red oak tree can hold and help support over 50 times its weight. It means that the root systems of the tree are pretty healthy and tough. The roots of this tree are important for providing nutrients to the other parts of the plant so that the roots can affect plants growing near. Get Yours Today At Garden Plant Nursery Consider the red oak tree as an ancient tree. Some say that it is the most beautiful kind of tree ever, and there are many records of these types of trees being used for shelter and for building things out of wood. If you have seen one in person, you might agree that red oaks have great value and beauty. Consider how well a tiny seed can grow into a solid and beautiful tower of thick branches that can reach up over 300 feet high in the air.

Red Oak Tree Seedlings - 10 Pack

The red oak tree is a native America tree that grows in hardy planting zones 3 to 8. This makes it a tree that you can plant almost everywhere, as it tolerates various climatic zones. It also does well in the European climate and other similar climatic zones. Red Oak Tree Seedlings Bloom Time The tree blooms seasonally from mid-spring to late spring. During this time, the tree grows many new leaves that add to its cover and help break the wind. The blossoming also contributes to the scenic beauty of the tree. As the tree blossoms, it refreshes itself and flowers. The sight is usually a beautiful lush green background that gives life to the surrounding.  It usually blooms in yellow-green color. The leaves are yellowish after blossoming and slowly turn green as they mature. The tree retains the leaves for a long time until autumn during which they change to reddish-brown or reddish-orange color. The blossoming color of the tree offers a scenic and colorful background at different times of the year, which also makes the tree highly aesthetic. At maturity, it attains a height of 70 feet to 100 feet. During this time, its roots are deep in the soil. Its taproots usually grow downwards, something that makes it suitable for parks, in open spaces outside buildings. They Are Very Hardy One of the best things about it is that it can survive in a variety of soil types. It does well in sandy to loamy soils. The tree survives pretty well on slightly acidic soils to alkaline soils. This explains why the tree is a common sight in many localities. Most importantly, red oak does well when grown under partial sun and shade. 4-6 hours of sunlight are enough for it to establish itself. It spreads to provide shed for various social activities at home and outside the office. Shop Seedlings And More At Garden Plant Nursery

Red Osier Dogwood

The red osier dogwood is a fast-growing shrub that is enjoyed every month of the year. The red twigs shine against the winter snow, and in the springtime, creates a lovely contrast of fresh greenery and white florals which expand into flat clusters. In the late summer, the shrub produces blue-white drupes that are small and similar to a cherry with a tiny pit inside. The shrub thickets attract birds such as warblers, robins, and bluebirds, while the flower nectars attract orange butterflies. Many birds and small mammals have been found to use the bush as shelter as well.  Where To Plant Red Osier Dogwood  While the shrub does well in most soils and can adapt quickly and easily, but it thrives best in wet, well-drained environments. This sturdy bush can withstand winter temperatures and will grow laterally quickly with slow horizontal growth. Find a sunny patch or at least an area that gets up to six hours of constant sun to plant and be sure to trim down any overly excited sprigs to ensure ground control. The shrub only needs to be pruned once every one to two years by simply removing the oldest stems to allow new growth.  It Is Very Low Maintenance  Easily maintained, this dogwood is perfect for gardeners of any skill level and will thrive well in most gardens, parks, or landscapes. It can be transplanted with ease and can be located at most regional nurseries or garden centers. The shrub is a lovely addition to home gardens providing wonderful curb-appeal and an elegant option for birdwatchers and more.  Check Out Our Many Trees At Garden Plant Nursery  Hardy Planting Zone- Best in zones 2-7.  Bloom Season (if any) - end of spring beginning of summer (May-June) Bloom Color - white Height at Maturity - Between 5-8 feet. Soil Type Preferred- Moist.

Red Trillium

Red Trillium is a flowering plant that also goes by the names, Beth Root, Stinking Benjamin, Purple Trillium, and Wake-Robin, it is a member of the Lily family. The plant is known for having one single reddish, to purple flower on a stem that grows from eight to sixteen inches in height. The leaves of the plant can be up to seven inches long. One distinctive trait of this plant is the unpleasant odor of the flower, some describe the aroma as reminiscent of wet dog. Benefits Of Red Trillium The plant flowers from April to June. This plant is easy to grow, it enjoys partial shade and a moist soil that is well drained. It can grow in a sunny location, as long as it's given enough water. This plant is a perennial, which means it will come back each year. In the spring cover the plant with a layer of organic matter, and be sure to water thoroughly to keep the soil moist throughout the growing season. Caring For The Perennial They like soil that is a bit acidic. As the plants spread, gardeners may want to transplant some, it's best to do this when the plant is flowering, for best results. While the flowers are attractive, and it may be tempting to cut some to bring inside, refrain from doing so. The stress of having its flower cut is often too much for the plant and can cause the entire plant to die. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery Red Trillium can be grown from seeds, however, it will take several years before the gardener should expect to see flowers. Cuttings allow the gardener to see results faster. Fertilizer is not needed, as long as the plants have compost in the spring. These plants are easy to care for and grow as wildflowers in Asia and areas of North America.

Red Tulips "seadov"

Red tulips, with their vibrant crimson hue and elegant, cup-shaped blooms, symbolize love, passion, and perfect love. These stunning flowers belong to the lily family, Liliaceae, and are among the most popular and beloved springtime flowers worldwide. Their timeless beauty and rich cultural significance make them a favorite choice for gardens, bouquets, and various floral arrangements. The flowers are known for their striking appearance. The deep red petals of the flower are often contrasted with bright green leaves and stems, creating a visually captivating display. This fiery color symbolizes deep emotions, making red tulips an ideal gift for expressing love and affection. They are often associated with true love and are a popular choice for romantic gestures and declarations. It Is A Perennial Plant Aside from their romantic symbolism, they also carry historical significance. They have been cultivated for centuries and are thought to have originated in the Ottoman Empire, where they were considered a symbol of paradise on Earth. The word "tulip" itself is believed to be derived from the Turkish word for turban due to the flower's resemblance to the headgear worn by Ottoman sultans. Red Tulips Are Extremely Low-maintenance They are versatile and can be used in various settings and contexts. They make excellent additions to gardens, where their vibrant color can brighten the landscape and bring a sense of vitality to any space. In floral arrangements, they serve as a powerful focal point, commanding attention with their bold red hue. Their graceful form extends well to more formal settings, such as weddings and special occasions. In conclusion, the red tulips symbolize love and passion with a rich history and timeless appeal. Their stunning appearance and emotional significance make them a popular choice for expressing deep feelings and adding a touch of grace to gardens and floral displays. Whether given as a gift or grown in a park, red tulips continue to captivate and inspire people worldwide with their beauty and symbolism. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Red Weigela

Red Weigela, scientifically known as Weigela Florida, is a popular ornamental shrub cherished for its vibrant and captivating appearance. This deciduous shrub is native to Eastern Asia, particularly China and Korea, but it has gained widespread popularity in gardens and landscapes worldwide due to its remarkable features. One of the most striking characteristics of the shrub is its profusion of tubular, trumpet-shaped flowers. These blossoms typically appear in late spring to early summer, creating a breathtaking spectacle of color. As the name suggests, it is renowned for its stunning crimson-red flowers that adorn the arching branches in clusters. These flowers not only add an enchanting visual appeal to the landscape but also attract pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds, making it a favorite among wildlife enthusiasts. The Shrub Has Vibrant Blooms Beyond its vibrant blooms, the red weigela shrub boasts elegant, dark green foliage that forms a beautiful backdrop for the flowers. The leaves are typically elliptical and glossy, providing a pleasing contrast to the bright red blossoms. During the fall season, the foliage often transforms, turning shades of purple and red, adding another layer of visual interest to the plant. In terms of size, the shrub can vary, but it generally reaches a mature height of around 5 to 10 feet (1.5 to 3 meters) with a similar spread. This manageable size makes it an excellent choice for small and large gardens. It's also relatively low-maintenance, requiring little more than standard pruning to preserve its shape and encourage healthy growth. Red Weigela Is Very Low-maintenance It is adaptable to various soil types and is moderately drought-tolerant once established, making it suitable for multiple gardening conditions. Whether used as a standalone specimen, a hedge, or as part of a mixed border, this shrub adds a touch of elegance and vibrancy to any landscape. In summary, the red weigela is a captivating deciduous shrub prized for its stunning red flowers, glossy green foliage, and overall ease of cultivation. Its ability to attract pollinators and its adaptability to different growing conditions make it a beloved choice for gardeners seeking to enhance the beauty of their outdoor spaces. With its charming aesthetic and ornamental value, the shrub remains a timeless favorite in landscaping. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Redbud Seedlings - 10 Pack

Redbud trees are showstoppers throughout the year. In the spring, they put on an abundance of showy pink flowers. Then, in the autumn, these trees produce an abundance of fall color. Most varieties offer bright yellow fall leaves, but there are options with purple fall foliage. Our trees will grow to be about 30-feet tall with a spread of about 35 feet. Its rounded shape and attractiveness throughout the year make it a great choice in many landscapes. In the spring, this tree puts on hundreds of pea-like rose-purple flowers. The flowers appear in clusters from four-to-10 flowers, and each flower can be up to 0.5-inches across. Redbud Seedlings Appearance Year Round After the flowers fade in about three weeks, the tree puts on its paper-like, dull green to blue-green leaves. These broad leaves that can be up to 3.5-inches across have a short, pointed tip. Simultaneously, the tree produces flattened, bean-like seedpods that start green and turn brown during the summer. Each pod contains six to 12 seeds. The seedpods may remain on the tree until mid-winter. The Seedlings Foliage This tree’s fall foliage display is almost as stunning as its springtime flower display. The leaves turn spectacular shades of yellow on most varieties, but on a few varieties, the leaves turn a beautiful reddish-purple. Our Redbud Seedlings grow about 15-inches annually. While they love some shade from the hot afternoon sun, you can plant it in full sun, and it will thrive. While it prefers fertile soil, this tree will also grow in moderately poor soil. It is an easy option to prune to the shape you want the finished tree to be, and you will love its sturdy limbs. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery Hardy Planting Zone- 4 to 8 Bloom Season (if any) - Spring Bloom Color – Pink Height at Maturity –Up to 30 feet tall Soil Type Preferred- Consistently damp, moderately fertile soil Sun or Shade-Part shade

Redbud Tree

The graceful redbud tree, or Cercis Canadensis is a harbinger of spring with its racemes of pink-violet flowers. Native to the Mediterranean, it is now a familiar sight in the southern United States. It is also related to the pea, and its flowers resemble pea flowers. Hardy Zones Where Redbud Tree Grows It does best in warmer climates, so it is appropriate for hardiness zones 6 to 9, where the lowest winter temperature is never under -5 degrees Fahrenheit. Mature Height It is a small deciduous tree, and it grows from 15 to 25 feet tall. It has a round, 15 to 25 foot crown made of zigzagging twigs. Some trees grow as tall as 50 feet, though in the wild it’s often an understory tree that grows in the partial shade given by taller trees. It has several trunks, many branches and heart-shaped, alternate leaves that are from 3 to 5 inches long. The margins are entire, which means there are no indentations or leaflets. They are smooth on top and glaucous beneath and have palmate veins. At first, the leaves are an attractive bronzy red, then lush green in the summer and finally shades of yellow or light brown in the fall. These colors ensure that the leaf is showy for most of the year. Soil Recommendations For The Tree The tree grows best in fertile, alkaline soil, though it does well in soil that is sandy, clayey or loamy. It prefers the soil's pH to be between 6.0 and 8.0 and needs good drainage though it can tolerate periods of dryness. The tree flourishes in full or indirect sunlight and needs medium watering. It can tolerate deer and some pollution and can be planted near black walnut trees. Black walnuts release a poison that often kills other plants near them. Bloom Color The reason for the tree’s breathtaking beauty is that the flowers appear well before the foliage. They are a stunning pink-violet or rosy-purple and arrive in great masses over old growth. About 3/4 of an inch long, they grow straight from the stems and branches and even from the trunk. They have fused sepals, five petals and are actually edible. This tree is one of the first to bloom in the south. The bloom season is usually from March to April, but in warmer areas, the tree can bloom as early as February. The blossoms attract bees and other pollinators that are struggling to find nectar so early in the season. When the flowers fade they are replaced by long 4 inch long seed pods. These pods, which are deep purple, are mature in the summer but can be seen on the tree into the winter. To the Greeks, the pods resembled a weaver’s shuttle, or kerkis. This gave the tree its genus name. When the pods split open, the seeds are eaten by birds The redbud tree is easy to take care of and just needs a bit of pruning and fertilizer in the spring. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Redwood Tree

Redwood trees are not suitable for small gardens. This is because the giant sequoia grows with age. It is, however, possible to grow your giant redwood tree if the area fits the specifications. The tree can be grown outside of their designed climatic conditions but with some modifications. They are in their natural habitat in hardiness zone nine, but it is also possible, with extra care, to grow them in zones 5, 7, and 8. Mature Height and Width Of The Redwood Tree It is difficult to determine the mature size of the giant. Giant redwood trees grow continuously. The tallest giant redwood tree is reportedly 100 feet tall and 13 feet wide. The average growth rate of a giant redwood tree is five feet annually. Bloom Color and Bloom Season Of The Tree Their reproductive maturity happens after five or ten years of planting. It is noteworthy that the female and the male reproductive parts of fertilization are found on the same tree. Therefore, there needs to be no trees nearby for pollination to occur. When Should You Plant the Seeds? You can plant your seeds at any time of the year. However, for those in temperate regions, it might be best to plant during early spring. The seedlings also need to be watered consistently for them to grow faster. Before planting, it is advisable to place the seeds in a colder place, such as the freezer. This quickens the germination process since the seeds get tricked into ‘thinking’ that winter is over and it’s time for germination. The seeds also need light to germinate but are very susceptible to drought. The seedlings do well, however, in moist soil. Therefore, this requires you to gently cover the seedlings with a plastic foil while being careful not to drown them in a lot of moisture. They also need to be fully covered in the soil for the germination to occur effectively. Get Yours Today At Garden Plant Nursery It is important to note that redwood trees take a lot of care to germinate. Store-bought seeds, however, have higher germination rates as compared to self-harvested seeds. Additionally, patience is needed during the germination process as the process can take place as early as the first few days of planting to a couple of months.

Reindeer Moss - 5 Square Feet

Reindeer moss is a wonderful addition to any lawn and garden. It is also known as reindeer lichen. It is often found in Arctic areas where it is very cold. It can typically be found in the northern hemispheres. It is branched and bushy moss that serves many purposes in these colder areas. It is enjoyed by animals all over the world, like reindeer, caribous, moose and other larger herbivores. While reindeer moss is abundant in these areas, it is a slow growing plant. Therefore, once it is eaten it takes a long time to grow back. Observations have shown that it only grows about a fifth of an inch each year. This makes it easy to care for over time. This plant grows low to the ground, like you would expect for a traditional moss. It grows about 7 centimeters off the ground. The Moss Is A Crazy Color The color of it is exquisite. It is different than most other plants you would find in a lawn or garden. The color of each plant is slightly different and ranges from brownish gray to a light green. This plant changes color slightly throughout the year as the temperatures and humidity changes. It often looks it best when the cool temperatures arrive in the Spring months. Reindeer Moss Is More Of A Mushroom Then Moss This moss is considered to be a single-celled algae that is green. It can be purchased from stores and can grow over time. For it to grow naturally, it only forms when algae, bacteria or fungi form together through a symbiotic relationship. This is a unique and exciting plant to watch grow over time in all areas. Reindeer moss makes an excellent ground covering for lawns and gardens because it has a wonderful texture, color and style. It grows best in colder climates, but as long as the humidity is good, it can grow and succeed in a assortment of different ecosystems throughout the world. Find It Now At Garden Plant Nursery

River Birch Live Stakes - Package of 100

River Birch trees mainly grow along the river. They can be planted in a way that makes it possible for a tree to grow around another tree and even up through another tree's branches and leaves. The tree's roots can grow in a spiraling pattern around the other tree. Here we will discuss the River Birch Live Stakes and why you should plant them. River Birch Live Stakes Produces Beautiful Leaves Catkins produce cylinder-looking flower clusters that appear in the early spring. The fruit is a small cone-shaped structure that holds the seeds. The seeds are a small, brown, winged nut. The leaves of the tree are long and slender and are a light green color. The tree's bark is fascinating to watch because it peels off in strips that resemble ribbons that are curled upon themselves. This bark is an essential characteristic as it adds to the beauty of this tree. The wood is light-colored with reddish-brown streaks in it.  The timber from the tree is very useful in furniture making and even boat building because it is very lightweight. The tree has a high fire resistance and is resistant to decay. Alot of the timber from the tree is sold for flooring in houses. It is also used to make fence posts. The wood is very durable and can be used for many other things. The Live Stakes Protects Against Storm Damage The tree has been used as a windbreak for many years to protect crops, homes, and forests from damage caused by storms. One of the many reasons that the tree is used as a windbreak is because it has a very shallow root system, and it can be grown in locations with poor soil. They can be grown in rows or singly with different trees and shrubs to create an effective windbreak. The River Birch is a great tree to plant because it will add beauty to any landscape. If you want to plant a tree that will last for many years, the tree is a great choice. The tree is also an excellent choice for anyone that wants to have a beautiful landscape but doesn't want to spend a lot of money. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

River Birch Tree

The river birch tree is native to the southeastern parts of the United States and is also known as water birch, red birch, and black birch. It’s a deciduous, fast growing tree that can grow up to 50 and 90 feet. The trees usually grow in thickets along lakeshores, rivers, islands in streams, sandbars, and floodplains. Its double-toothed, diamond-shaped leaves provide a perfect canopy for shading over an extended range, and making this a perfect place for a picnic or to host a family gathering.  The Tree Attracts Wildlife Enjoy the benefits of watching the beautiful flowers it produces in the winter and spring. During the summer it produces small green or brown cones that attract gray squirrels and during the fall the foliage turn a beautiful golden yellow color. It can only be located in the southern states and adapts the best to hot climates. It is the most adapted and widely distributed in the United States. It can be used as part of a land restoration effort or as a focal point in your yard, accentuate the tree with a bed of mulch for a perfect centerpiece. The River Birch Has Beautiful Foliage River birch can be used as a decorative tree for streets, yards, and parks with its beautiful colors in the fall and winter. The silver trunk adds even more natural beauty while being a durable, sturdy tree. The wood is used for a variety of items like tables, toys, artificial limbs, and woodcraft projects. It’s a valuable source to restore areas with high levels of soil acid in mining areas and can be used to control erosion. Wildlife enjoys eating the seeds, ruby-throated hummingbirds love the sap from the tree, and deer flock to get the foliage and twigs. These beautiful trees are shipped in their bare root form to provide the consumer with a quality product that is ready to plant. Get All Your Landscaping Needs At Garden Plant Nursery

Rock Cap Moss - 5 SquareFeet

Rock cap moss, scientifically known as Polytrichum commune, is a fascinating and versatile moss species that thrives in a wide range of environments across the globe. This resilient and visually appealing moss has captivated botanists, nature enthusiasts, and hikers for centuries. The Moss Is Remarkably Adaptable  One of the most remarkable features of the moss is its adaptability. It can be found in diverse habitats, from moist woodlands to arid deserts, making it a cosmopolitan moss species. This adaptability is due in part to its unique structure. The moss consists of tightly packed, upright shoots that resemble miniature trees, with a central stem surrounded by densely arranged leaves. These leaves are often tinged with reddish-brown or purple hues, adding to their aesthetic appeal. One of the vital ecological roles of the moss is its ability to stabilize and enrich the soil in its surroundings. Its dense growth helps prevent erosion and provides a habitat for various microorganisms and invertebrates. Additionally, the moss can capture atmospheric nitrogen, contributing to soil fertility. Rock Cap Moss Can Produce Both Sexually And Asexually Another exciting aspect of the moss is its reproductive strategy. It reproduces both sexually and asexually, with spore capsules at the tips of its shoots, releasing spores for sexual reproduction and new shoots sprouting from the parent plant for asexual propagation. This dual strategy ensures its survival in various conditions. The moss has also found its way into human culture and tradition. Additionally, it has been employed for centuries as a natural packing material and insulation. Overall, the moss is a remarkable species with adaptability, ecological importance, and aesthetic charm. Its presence in diverse ecosystems and its contribution to soil stability and fertility make it a crucial component of many ecosystems worldwide. Whether you encounter it in a lush forest or a rocky desert, it is a testament to the strength and loveliness of the natural world. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Roughleaf Dogwood Live Stakes - Package of 100

Roughleaf Dogwood thrives best in Zones 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8. Flowers appear in mid-spring to late summer. Roughleaf Dogwood Live Stakes produces tiny flowers appearing in creamy white or light yellow clusters. Hard white berries appear in the fall. Trees grow to 16 to 20 feet at maturity.  They prefer well-drained to moist soils. An adaptable shrub, they are cold tolerant but also known to tolerate drier conditions. For best fruit and flowers, plant in full sun. However, this plant will also thrive in shaded settings. Lure Wildlife With Roughleaf Dogwood Live Stakes Latin name Cornus drummondii, is a fast-growing, ornamental, deciduous shrub or little tree mentioned for its beautiful, creamy white clusters of flowers and hard white fruit. The flowers are attractive to butterflies and insects that feed on their nectar. The fruit attracts birds, squirrels, rabbits, fox and deer. In their native habitat, they can be found in swamps and marshes and along the banks of ponds and streams. They may appear as a single tree or in thickets and provide excellent nesting cover for birds. They are often used in conservationist projects for erosion control. The Live Stakes Stunning Appearance Roughleaf Dogwood Live Stakes has dark, green veined leaves which turn an attractive deep red in autumn. The leaves are oval in shape, their upper surface rough to the touch - hence the name "roughleaf" - whereas the lower surface of the leaves have a velvety feel. The Latin name, Cornus drummondii, was given in honor of Thomas Drummond, a naturalist and native of Scotland, who undertook a nearly two-year effort to complete a botanical survey of Texas where he came upon this shrub. Although he died before the survey was completed, many of the species of plants he collected were redistributed throughout Europe. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Royal Fern

The Royal Fern, scientifically known as Osmunda regalis, is a captivating and graceful fern species that has enchanted botany enthusiasts and nature lovers for centuries. Its elegance and distinct characteristics make it popular in ornamental gardens and shaded landscapes. One of the most lovely features of the fern is its size, as it can grow up to an impressive height of four to six feet (1.2 to 1.8 meters). Its fronds are genuinely regal, with a feathery appearance and a rich, deep green color. The fronds are bipinnate, divided into leaflets, creating a stunning display that stands out in any garden. Royal Fern Is A Perfect Addition To Water Gardens And Wetland Areas This fern is well-known for its love of moist, shaded environments, making it an excellent choice for areas near ponds, streams, or damp woodlands. Its preference for waterlogged soil makes it a delightful addition to wetland gardens or areas with consistently high humidity. In the spring, the Royal fern produces fertile fronds with spore-bearing structures called sori clusters. These sori add a unique and interesting texture to the plant. As summer progresses, the fern thrives, adding to its lush, green appearance. The ferns have a rich historical significance, as they have been used for various purposes by indigenous peoples. The Fern Is A Great In Any Garden With its luxurious appearance and the air of sophistication, it adds to any garden, the royal fern is a favorite among gardeners and landscaping enthusiasts. Its ability to thrive in damp conditions and its stunning appearance make it a beloved choice for those looking to create a lush and enchanting outdoor space. Whether used as a focal point or a complement to other plants, the Royal Fern never fails to impress with its regal beauty and timeless charm. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Rue Anemone

Rue Anemone presents delicate, soft pink or white flowers on single stems throughout the spring and early summer. Its cup-shaped flowers identify it as a member of the buttercup family. Completely charming in a shady corner of a garden, it offers a gently colorful influence in a woodsy setting. Enjoying the Beauty Of Rue Anemone Native to North America, it evokes images of days when wildflowers flourished everywhere. At a size of 6 to 10 inches, it needs about an equal amount of space for each plant. While delicate and fragile in appearance, the plant can resist spring frosts. An easy plant to grow, it needs only an average amount of water and maintenance. During the summer, it takes time to rest after a showy performance in the earlier months. Choosing a Location To Plant The Perennial The delicacy of the wildflower invites gardeners to choose a shady spot where it can create a sense of calm and peacefulness. The native plant likes to share space with trees like oaks, maples, birch and hundreds of others that lose their leaves once a year. A location near a tree helps the plant receive the dappled sun that allows it to thrive. The decaying organic material the leaves provide enriches the soil and enhances growing conditions. The Stunning Appearance Of The Plant The 5-10 petal-like sepals on the flowers of the rue anemone form around an unusual structure of pistils. A cluster of pollen-laden pistils enhances the beauty of the plant in a natural environment. Each plant invites close examination that reveals the delicacy of the pistils that stand prominently above the petals. The choice to locate the plant in a secluded nook, a rock garden or a shady border can delight anyone who sees it. A pleasure to grow, compatible with the environment and contributing to the elegance of a quiet garden, the lovely plant deserves a place in the home of any knowledgeable gardener. Get All Your Gardening Needs At Garden Plant Nursery

Running Cedar

The aesthetically pleasing Running Cedar is a great addition to any lawn or garden. It is the perfect ground cover and it is also environmentally friendly because it absorbs toxins. Hardy planting zone from 4-9 provide the best growth potential. Also known by its scientific name Diphasiastrum digitatum, it is part of the Lycopodiaceae family. This moss is thick and boasts a rich green appearance. It grows really well in most any environment and only needs minimal sunlight. Sprouting usually occurs between July and October. This moss can be traced back over 410 million years and is known as one of the first identified vascular plants. It is found in eastern North America and Canada then as far south as Florida. People who use parts of it should be aware that the spores are also highly flammable due to the oil content. Spores should be handled with great care. The Appearance Running Cedar It shoots straight up with horizontal stems that range from 3-8 inches in length. The fan-shaped moss releases spores as opposed to seeds. Because it has no flowers, pollination is not required. Maintenance is pretty easy. This moss needs very little to survive and thrive. It is also tolerant to drought, heat, and cold. It is great for preventing the spread of grass and other invasive weeds. So it can mix in other plants with no problem. Benefits Of The Perennial This type of moss only needs to be planted once. Even in the worst conditions, they manage to grow back every year. They also keep your other plants in the garden safe and healthy by removing toxins in the soil. Get Yours Now At Garden Plant Nursery Another great use for Running Cedar is the prevention of soil erosion. Specifically in mining areas, the moss has worked wonders in extracting toxins and pollutants from the soil. The plant can also absorb about 10 times its own weight making it ideal for flood zones.

Sassafras Tree

The sassafras tree is highly prized for its aromatic foliage. Found throughout most of Eastern the United States, the sassafras tree grows well in Hardiness Zones 4 through 9. They are very hardy and easy to grow. Sassafras Tree Is Stunning In Landscapes It can be planted in dense thickets to produce brilliant foliage displays in fall, or it can be planted alone as a shade or ornamental tree. When used in landscaping, seedlings and very young trees are preferred for transplanting, as older trees are generally difficult to transplant successfully. The tree's seeds are also suitable for germination. Seeds are collected in the autumn and planted the following spring. It is a medium-fast grower, with most trees adding anywhere from 13 to 24 inches to their height each year. At maturity, sassafras reaches anywhere from 30 to 60 feet high and has a canopy that reaches 25 to 40 feet wide. The Tree Likes Shade And Sun They thrive in areas with at least four hours of direct sunlight each day but also tolerate partial shade. This tree prefers soil with a low pH but can live in a wide variety of soil types, including wet, acidic, and loamy soils. They are tallest when they are grown in well-drained, loamy soil or well-drained sandy soil. Sassafras is moderately drought tolerant and can withstand some exposure to salt. Its Foliage Turns Bright Orange In The Fall Sassafras Tree has three types of leaves on its branches. A mitten shaped leaf, a three-lobed leaf and a simple oval-shaped leaf. The leaves transform into brilliant orange, purple, red, and yellow foliage in autumn. The fruit is a 1/2-inch purple berry that appears in autumn, and both male and female trees produce fragrant yellow blooms. The bark of the tree is reddish brown and furrowed, and at maturity, the tree has a rounded shape with thin branches. Check Out Out Collections At Garden Plant Nursery

Sensitive Fern

Despite their name, Sensitive Ferns are surprisingly hardy. These plants love moist areas and can thrive in full sun when given enough moisture. Unlike other ferns, they grow in front or backyards with no need for overhead cover. The plants reach heights up to two-feet tall and their arching fronds create dramatic landscapes. Their foliage gives a rippled, full appearance in shades of light and bright green. Not only can they thrive in full sun and wet soil, but they can withstand high temperatures and are popular throughout the humid, Southeastern United States. The Fern's Formation In cooler regions, Sensitive fern can withstand periods of drought. The fern's slender stems and full leaves create textural backgrounds for smaller annuals and other ground covers. Fertile fronds take on dark, mahogany tones and have a bead-like appearance. Natural landscapes and similar designs feature Sensitive ferns and the plants are valued for their ornamental features. Sensitive fern are sensitive to frost, but not to human touch. Even though Sensitive fern won't curl back at the touch of a finger, they will lose some foliage when it gets cold. Remaining foliage stays throughout the the winter season to provide attractive, winter interest during the cold months. Where To Find Sensitive Fern Once the snow season ends, Sensitive fern reemerge. You can find their lush growth in water gardens, irrigated areas, moist and wet soil and other areas in gardens and yards, particularly in areas where other plants refuse to grow. Sensitive fern's thick, green foliage is prolific and capable of holding back weeds and other growth. For this reason, they are an excellent plant for low-maintenance gardeners. An additional benefit for those who live in the suburbs and rural areas: Sensitive fern is deer proof. Hardly any other plants can boast that attribute. Sensitive Fern, Onoclea sensibilis, Zone: 2-10, Height: 2 feet, Prefers full sun to full shade. Garden Plant Nursery Has All Of Your Landscaping Needs

Shasta Daisy

Shasta Daisy is a drought-resistant perennial with abundant flowers that blossom from late spring through premature fall. These hardy plants make excellent cut or dried flowers and survive in both full sun and partial shade. It is a perennial that stays low to the ground has green leaves and divided leaves. It bears immense flowers in spring and early summer clusters that develop into flat oval seed pods. The daisy plants spread vigorously. With proper care, it can become an aggressive weed. How to Grow Shasta Daisy The daisy plant can be propagated by seed. The seeds need light to germinate, so it is important to sow them in a ground area that receives adequate sunlight. Sowing The Seeds Of The Perennial About two weeks after the sowing of the seeds, germination should occur. You will see the green shoots popping up above the ground surface. The young sprouts should be transplanted into larger pots with space for growth and root development, which may occur two months after transplanting them from the seedbed site. To obtain the best results, it is recommended that the young plants be transplanted one foot away from the daisy plants during the growing season. The plant will adapt to its new environment while providing fertilizer and water. The daisy plants need regular pruning. This activity should be done frequently to avoid lumpy growth near the plant base. This will allow light to properly circulate through the plant, provide more nutrients and promote an optimum growth environment. Plant Care Tips They can be grown indoors or outdoors. If grown outdoors, make sure that it receives adequate sun as well as a moderate amount of water. If grown indoors, place the pot near a sunlight source. The soil should be kept moist but not too wet or dry for the healthy growth of the plants. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery In addition, the water must be continuously applied to the soil if the Shasta Daisy are grown in pots. You should mist the plants with water at least every day. The watering and fertilization process should be done as often as necessary to keep the soil moist during the growing season and necessary for plant maintenance.

Sheet Moss - 5 Square Feet

Sheet moss, scientifically known as Hypnum curvifolium, is a fascinating and versatile type of moss that belongs to the Hypnaceae family. This lush, emerald-green moss is a common sight in many natural environments, covering forest floors, rocks, fallen logs, and even tree trunks. With its unique characteristics and various applications, sheet moss has captivated the attention of nature enthusiasts and gardeners alike.  The moss is renowned for its velvety, soft texture, which makes it a popular choice for decorative purposes. Its gentle appearance and pleasing green hue bring a touch of tranquility to any garden or landscape. Gardeners often use it as ground cover to add a lush carpet-like effect to their outdoor spaces. It provides an attractive alternative to traditional grass lawns, lending a sense of natural beauty and serenity to gardens.  Utilizing The Moss This versatile moss is also widely utilized in floral arrangements and terrariums. Crafters and florists appreciate its ability to retain moisture, making it an excellent choice for enhancing the longevity of cut flowers and creating visually appealing centerpieces. Its delicate, feathery fronds are aesthetically pleasing and can be artfully incorporated into various design projects.  Sheet Moss Plays A Crucial Role In Its Natural Ecosystem  The moss plays a crucial role in its natural ecosystem by assisting in moisture retention and soil stabilization. It contributes to the overall health of the forest ecosystem by aiding in water absorption and nutrient cycling. Additionally, it serves as a habitat for small invertebrates and provides a lush backdrop for many woodland flora and fauna.  One remarkable aspect of the sheet moss is its adaptability to different environmental conditions. It can thrive in sunlit and shaded areas, making it a versatile choice for landscaping projects. Moreover, the moss is relatively low-maintenance, requiring minimal care once established. Its resilience and ability to endure various temperatures further enhance its appeal to gardeners and landscapers.  In summary, sheet moss is a charming and versatile species cherished for its soft texture, vibrant green color, and adaptability. It enhances the aesthetics of gardens and landscapes, serves as a valuable element in floral arrangements, and contributes to the health of forest ecosystems. Whether used for decorative purposes or ecological benefits, the moss continues to capture the admiration of those who appreciate its natural beauty and versatility. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Shooting Star Plant

Shooting Star Plant is a native plant grown in the wild in many parts of North America. The plant produces bright pink flowers that will catch your eyes whenever you come across them. This plant is a beauty to behold and has attracted people who have domesticated it on their farms. The plant comes from a primrose family and has many notable names like Pride of Ohio, American cowslip, Eastern shooting star, to mention but a few. Here are some tips for growing a successful plant. A Suitable Environment For Growing Shooting Star Plant The plant grows well in early spring, where the temperatures are optimum, and the soil is moist. The lace-shaped pink leaves grow to 6 inches long and 2.5 inches wide, giving it a stunning appearance. In late spring, the plant becomes dormant because the conditions are not favorable for its growth. Soil Condition For The Perennial Plant The plant generally grows in many parts of the United States with minimum care. However, for better results when planting it on your land, you will need to choose soil that slightly acidic with a pH value ranging from 6.8. This will facilitate its faster growth, considering it takes approximately two months to mature between May and June. The plant blossoms well in the clay soil environment and in forests under tree molds. The plant is thought to perform well in the USDA growing zones of 4, 5,6,7,8, where the results have been impressive. The most notable areas with such conditions are the Midwestern, Northeastern, and Southeastern US regions. With such favorable environments, the plant grows between one and three feet to reach maturity. How To Use It In Landscaping Because of its beautiful nature and aesthetic value, many people have begun to grow the shooting start plant because it aids in conserving the environment. People grow it because of its ornament beauty, especially when it thrives during the spring season. Its fibrous root system ensures that the soil is held together and reduces the chances of soil erosion. The shooting start plant is an essential plant to the Greeks as they worshiped it, saying the gods catered for it. Shop Today With Garden Plant Nursery

Shortleaf Pine Tree

The Shortleaf Pine Tree is a member of the Southern Yellow Pine family of trees, and it is the most widely seen pine in much of the Southeastern U.S. It in its natural habitat is found in 22 states from the Northeast to the Central Plains and Southeast. The tree is capable of growing in many different types of environments and will tolerate colder soil temperatures than many of the other trees in the family. It Is Very Hardy It is capable of growing in a range of soil types and does not being to produce seeds or fruit until it matures around the age of 12. This tree is well known for its ability to produce an attractive crown at its top that does not produce a large amount of width. The short limbs of it are topped by attractive cones each Spring to early Summer. The production of fruit is an important part of the process of producing more of them with the female version of the flower being brown and the male a deeper purple color. The Tree Is A Evergreen This is an evergreen tree that does not produce leaves but has a number of flexible pines clustered in two and three from a single sprout. An important tree for the lumber industry, it is often characterized as scaly and dark across its trunk when young. As the tree grows older and matures, it produces a smoother appearance that gives way to a yellow-light brown wood beneath when the outer layer is removed. The ease of growth of the tree is one of the main reasons for its success across the southern portions of the U.S. Get Your Shortleaf Pine Tree At Garden Plant Nursery Shortleaf Pine Tree Hardy Planting Zones - Six to Eight Bloom Season - March to April Bloom Color - Cones in brown and purple Height at Maturity - 100 feet Soil Type Preferred - Moist, sandy loams Sun or Shade - sun to shade

Siberian Iris

The Siberian Iris is native to Central Asia and Europe. The classification rhizomatous means the plant has a mass of roots commonly referred to as rootstocks which are the modified subterranean stem of a plant which retains the ability to produce new shoots. Herbaceous perennial is a classification of plant which returns the next year and has no persistent wood stem above ground. Meaning at the end of the season it will die and spring up from the root in the next season. The Appearance Of Siberian Iris The plant is branch stemmed with green grass-like leaves that are ribbed and occasionally have a pink tinge at the base of some leaves. They are normally shorter than the flowering stems which at maturity measure between 50-100cm (20-47in) high. Each flowering stem of which there are usually 1-3 per plant bears anywhere between 2-5 flowers during late spring to early summer. The flowers which themselves are 6-7cm (2-3in) in diameter are different shades of blue including blue violet and occasionally white in color. Each flower has two pairs of petals consisting of 3 large outer petals (sepals) and 3 smaller inner petals (tepals). The sepals which measure 5-7cm (2-2.8in) long and have beautiful dark blue veining droop down exposing the tepals which have lighter veining, smoother texture, and measure 4.5-5cm (1.3-2.0in) long. Where To Plant This Perennial The plant can tolerate temperatures as low as -20 degrees Celsius (-4F) and is hardy to USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) zone 2-8 as well as zone H1. It should be noted that if mulched the plant can withstand colder temperatures. This plant thrives in fertile and slightly acidic soil with a PH level greater than 5.6. If utilizing clay or sand soil types an organic fertilizer (manure or compost) should be applied at the time of planting. While this plant enjoys full sunlight it can tolerate partial shade especially in very hot and arid climates. Watering is needed during growing season (spring and summer) for best blooms and can tolerate occasional flooding but should not be left in standing water. Siberian Iris can be placed waterside and are ideal big garden plants. They also make beautiful additions to naturalized gardens by planting them alongside other perennials and grasses. It also makes a pretty herbaceous border and a they are a wonderful addition to gardens in general. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Silky Dogwood

A member of the Cornaceae botanic family, the Silky Dogwood Shrub is characterized as a medium to large-sized deciduous shrub. Native to the eastern and central parts of both the United States and Canada, this foliage thrives in moist conditions. It will generally extend to a size of eight feet or higher and produce clusters of creamy white flowers in the spring. The Growth Of Silky Dogwood This shrub grows in an open and rounded fashion and produces multiple stems. The shrub will showcase dark green leafy foliage throughout most of the year, complete with dark, reddish-colored stems. Its leaves are elliptically shaped and will reach a length of two to three and a half inches and a width of three-quarters to two inches. Each will have an abruptly tapered tip and rounded base. As fall nears, this unique shrub's leaves will transition from dark green to a burgundy color. The Bloom Of The Shrub In the springtime, this shrubbery will blossom with clusters of white, creamy flowers. These uniquely interesting blooms take on a convex cluster shape that spans between one and two and a half inches. Each flower will have four lance-like elongated triangular petals, complete with four sharp-like sepals. Most flowers will have a width of three-eighths of an inch. The flower's four stamens are just as long as its petals, and they cluster around the bright green center style. Starting between August and September, this shrub will produce berry-like blue drupes. These are showcased in clusters and attract a wide variety of wildlife, including squirrels, hummingbirds, songbirds, and waterfowl. The shrub has many different name variations, including Cornus Amomum, Pale Dogwood, Red Willow, Kinnikinnik, Silky Cornel, and Swamp Dogwood. Due to its unique abstract growth style, this particular shrub is best placed in naturalized sites or near wet areas. It can be extremely effective for erosion control of a specific area. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery  Silky Dogwood isn't prone to any serious diseases or insect problems. You can anticipate it to flower in spring, produce berry-like fruit in the summer, and bare down to only deeply hued purple twigs during the winter. It has a moderate growth rate of one to three feet per year.

Silky Willow Live Stakes - Package of 100

Silky Willow Live Stakes are rapid-flourishing shrubs or recurring trees that is dampness-loving. This plant is scientifically known as Salix sericea. It is referred to as this due to silk flowers and some white hairs located on the leaves' undersides. Conditions like the choice of hardy planting zones, sun or shade required, blooming season and color, heights at maturity, and soil types preferred are necessary for its flourishing. The factors mentioned have been expounded below. Silky Willow Live Stakes Hardy Planting Zone Salix sericea blossoms in planting zones 4-8. Its moisture-loving nature makes it do well along streams, rivers, creeks, and swampy areas. The presence of any fresh running water can be appreciated by blossoming fully. It has recorded survival in Coastal, Mountain, and Piedmont Regions. Salix sericea blooms during the spring and summer seasons. Blooming happens from March to May during the year and finally matures into fruiting in June. The leaves are spear-like blades with a deep green color on their upper surface and pale green beneath the leaves. It has a flower blooming color of yellow-green during the flowering season. During the fall season, it completely turns yellow. The Live Stakes Maturity Height The maturity height of the tree at 20 years is 12 feet. However, naturally, its peak is 6.6 to 13.0 feet and 4-12 feet wide. Farmers should propagate it by cuttings, seed, and container, among others. When they propagate from seed, it gradually develops colonies. It does well in soil with a Ph of anywhere between 6 and 8 and should be moist or wet. Salix sericea blossoms best in somewhat acidic soil and any well-drained soil. The type of soil preferred is acidic, clay, loam, or sand that remains moist. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery Silky Willow is malleable to light surroundings. It can blossom in the open shade or even under direct sunlight. Generally, it can endure any weather without complications.

Silky Willow Tree

The Silky Willow Tree, Salix Sericea is also known as a shrub since it only grows between 6 to 10 feet. It has a wide canopy and thick vegetation, making it look more bush-like. The leaves also give the appearance of a shrub with a long-narrow structure covered in white residue and silk-like threads. However, the trunk is usually narrow and smooth, growing straight like a tree. Extending from the trunk are skinny light-brown branches and green stems, both flexible and fragile. This Tree Saves Millions Of Pollinators Only one leaf grows out of each node and creates one bud in May. The bloom is high-pollen, small yellow flowers with green leaves. Although this creates allergy issues, it attracts bees and other pollinators. It helps save millions of pollinators a year, which is very important in today's time. Found on the east coast near wetlands north of Georgia, animals also enjoy the coverage of the tree for protection and habitat. Since they grow exceedingly fast, the tree has been used in park conservation in Indiana and other mid-west states. After trial studies, the Rose Lake Plant Materials Center (PMC) decided that the tree was ideal for trail enhancements. They used it along riverbanks to provide protection, shade, and homes for wildlife as well buffers for hikers. Get Your Silky Willow Tree At Garden Plant Nursery The plant can also be used at home as it is small and has a short lifespan. It does not contain thorns or other armor while offering shade and decoration to your lakeside or pond landscaping. Cuttings can be purchased or cultivated yourself by cutting 12- to 18-inch pieces after the fall leaves either retire or shrink on the tree. Use moist clay-like soil or sand burying the cutting so 2/3 of the branch is underground. It Gives A Ton Of Shade The plant requires partial sunlight and moderate watering. It remains pest-free besides the seasonal caterpillars. It could be the perfect addition if you live in a moisture rich environment and would like a small tree that gives you an abundance of shade. The silky willow tree is incredibly low maintenance and adaptable to a multitude of light conditions. This plant demands a lot of watering and requires the occasional pruning, but this tree is happy to grow without too much guidance and care from the gardener, which helps it to be a very stress-free plant.

Silver Maple Live Stakes - Package of 100

Silver Maple Live Stakes are a lovely addition to any garden, especially as their leaves turn in the Autumn time. They can be planted in heartiness zones ranging from three to nine. These trees do not experience a bloom season, but a seasonal peak of excitement can be seen as Autumn descends. The maple leaves change color from green to bright oranges, neon reds, and shimmering golds as the tree sheds its leaves. It can reach a height of over twenty feet tall. Silver Maple Live Stakes Soil Type Preferred This tree has a strong preference for a particular type of soil. Planting the tree in soil that is very moist, yet drains well, will make for a taller and stronger tree in years to come. Though the tree is adaptable to many types of soil, planting it in moist well-drained soil will yield healthier results and brighter fall foliage. This tree will live its finest life in a location where it receives full sun followed by shade. The tree prefers to be in direct sunlight for some of the day, and then to rest in shade in the late afternoon. The Live Stakes Description Silver Maple Live Stakes are truly beautiful trees that brings life during the Spring and Fall, alike. The plant grows quickly, including the rapid growth of foliage in its youth. For this reason, it provides pleasant shade within only a few years of having been planted. Additionally, the tree is known in biological terms as Acer Saccharinum. The latter portion of the name describes the sweetness of its sap in Latin. The tree grows a whopping three to seven feet per year. In addition, each leaf of the tree contains five sections that are three to four inches in size. The leaves are a silver color on the underside, green on top, and range from yellow to red on both sides during the Fall season. The bark is grey in color with thin scales, sketching marks. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Silver Maple Seedlings - 10 Pack

The Silver Maple Tree usually grows between 50-and-80-feet tall. While the gray bark on the relatively short trunk is smooth when the tree is young, it develops scaly ridges as the tree matures, which adds interest to many landscapes. This tree prefers deep moist acidic soil. Plan for it to grow up to 80-feet tall and spread to be about 50-feet wide. The tree will grow about 24 inches taller each year until it reaches its full maturity.  Silver Maple Seedlings Attractive Appearance Male and female flowers emerge on this tree before the leaves appear in the spring. These yellow flowers that are about 0.5-inches in diameter appear from red buds. The flowers appear on small lateral branches at the end of the previous season’s growth. The flowers on each tree are typically all male or female. After the flowers fade in about 10 days, then winged fruit appear that are about the same size of the flowers. The winged fruit remain on the tree for about three weeks. The leaves on this tree are dull green on the top and a silver color underneath. They appear on either side of upturned stems and can be up to 6-inches long. They have five lobes with deep-veined sinuses. The leaves turn light gold in the fall. While this tree would prefer to live in well-drained soil, it will tolerate periods of extended flooding when necessary. The Beauty Of The Seedlings You are likely to love the open look of the Silver Maple Seedlings. Consider it as an excellent shade tree in your landscaping and you will have a long-living tree that helps shade your house and that you can build beautiful memories under. Shop Our Collections At Garden Plant Nursery Hardy Planting Zone- 3 to 9 Bloom Season (if any) - Spring Bloom Color – Yellow flowers appear from red buds Height at Maturity –Up to 80 feet tall Soil Type Preferred- Deep moist acidic soil Sun or Shade-Partial shade to full sun

Silver Maple Tree

The Silver Maple is a rapid fast grower that is one of the most common in the United States. It commonly reaches a height of 50-80 feet and is found along waterways and wetlands. Leaves are green with a silvery underside which turn to a pale yellow in autumn. The bark is smooth and silvery gray during its youth, which switched to dark gray and shaggy as it matures. It Grows Very Fast The tree begins producing seeds at around 11 years. It has flowers which appear in dense clusters in early spring. The female flowers are red, while the male flowers are a yellow green. The fruit is a samara, 1 ¼ to 2 inches long which grows in pairs. They range in color from light brown to red and ripen between April through June. After maturity, the seeds are dispersed either by air or water. Because of its wide distribution, its early producing pollen may be important to pollen producing insects. Wildlife Loves The Tree This tree ranges from the eastern United States and Midwest but has shown tolerance to being cultivated in other climates if properly watered in extreme heat. Seedlings must be established with full sun, but then the tree grows best in partial shade. Today the wood can be used to make paper, furniture, musical instruments, and tool handles. The seeds are a sources for squirrels, chipmunk, and birds. The trunks also tend to develop cavities which provide shelter for birds and nesting mammals. Shop Silver Maple Tree And More At Garden Plant Nursery Silver Maple Tree Hardy Planting Zone- 4b – 9a, Bloom Season (if any) – early spring Bloom Color – Red or yellow-green Height at Maturity – 50 to 80 feet Soil Type Preferred – well-drained moist soils Sun or Shade – partial shade

Smooth Hydrangea

Smooth Hydrangea, scientifically known as Hydrangea arborescens, is a charming and beloved flowering shrub native to North America. Garden enthusiasts cherish this delightful plant for its stunning clusters of showy, globe-shaped blooms and its overall ease of cultivation. It is renowned for its abundant and eye-catching blossoms, which typically appear in early summer and continue to grace the garden throughout the season. Their round, mophead-like shape characterizes these blooms, and they come in shades of creamy white, making them a lovely addition to any garden or landscape. The flowers not only serve as a source of aesthetic delight but also attract pollinators like butterflies and bees, contributing to the overall health and vibrancy of your garden. Smooth Hydrangea Stands Out One of the standout features of it is its adaptability. It thrives in various soil types, from acidic to alkaline, making it suitable for multiple garden settings. Additionally, this shrub variety can tolerate full sun and partial shade, providing flexibility in planting locations. Its hardiness and resilience make it an excellent choice for gardeners of all skill levels. The Shrub is Low Maintenance Another positive attribute of it is its relatively low maintenance requirements. It is a deciduous shrub, and in late winter or early spring, you can trim it back to encourage new growth and maintain a tidy appearance. Furthermore, it has an excellent resistance to common pests and diseases, which means you can enjoy its beauty without worrying too much about its health. It is also known for its ability to change flower color based on soil pH. In acidic soils, the blooms tend to take on a beautiful blue hue, while in alkaline soils, they lean towards shades of pink. This natural color-changing feature adds an exciting dimension to the plant's aesthetic appeal. In summary, Smooth Hydrangea is a delightful addition to any garden, offering a profusion of beautiful flowers, adaptability to various conditions, low maintenance requirements, and the bonus of changing flower colors. Whether planted as a focal point in your landscape or used as part of a larger garden design, it is sure to bring beauty and charm to your outdoor space. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Snow Hill Hydrangea

Snow Hill Hydrangea is really interesting because it is a much lighter version of the normal shrub that you have in your lawn. You have a lot of options to plant for your family when you are using these flowers, and you can get a bush that will turn out to be really large if you do it the right way. This means that you can have more than one color in the lawn, and you will feel much better about the flowers because they bring these light colors to your doorstep. Tending To Snow Hill Hydrangea You also need to be sure that you have tended this one well so that it will last a long time. This bush can get so big that it will feel like it is a smaller tree, and people will wonder how many blooms you have on it. You could have so many that you will be totally surprised by the way that it looks, and you can pluck them any time you want. You will be happy to have some to pick off when you want to, and there are a lot of people who are going to love this plant because it has that light color that you have needed. Have All Eyes On Your Landscape With This Shrub You are going to get people to notice when you are working on Snow Hill Hydrangea because they will have to take note of it the second that they see it. They will be so surprised by the way that it looks, and they will want to pick their own bud because it will just look so magical. The magical that people find in these flowers is somethjing that you can talk to them about, and you will find out that they want to know how you planted it because they want to have their own. Check Out Our Collections At Garden Plant Nursery

Snow Hill Hydrangea Seedlings - 10 Pack

Snow Hill Hydrangea seedlings are the young and promising offspring of the Hydrangea arborescens 'Snow Hill' cultivar. These seedlings hold immense potential and allow gardeners to cultivate this beloved flowering shrub from its early stages. Here, we delve into the positive aspects of them and the potential they bring to the garden. One of their most exciting features is their potential for producing the signature large, snow-white blossoms that this cultivar is known for. These young plants inherit the genetics of their parent, promising the same elegant and eye-catching blooms. Watching these seedlings grow and develop into mature shrubs is a rewarding journey for any gardener. They, like their mature counterparts, exhibit adaptability and resilience. They can thrive in various garden settings, from sun to shade, making them versatile landscape additions. Gardeners have the flexibility to choose the ideal planting location, ensuring that these seedlings can flourish and grace their gardens with their beauty. Snow Hill Hydrangea Seedlings Are Easy To Care For Caring for them is relatively straightforward. Regular watering, especially during the initial stages of growth, helps establish healthy root systems. Additionally, pruning in late winter or early spring can encourage bushier growth and contribute to a more robust and well-shaped plant as it matures. The Seedlings Turn Beautiful Colors One of the most exciting aspects of growing them is anticipating potential flower color changes. Like their parent cultivar, these seedlings can exhibit blue or pink blooms based on the acidity or alkalinity of the soil in which they are planted. This natural color-changing feature adds an element of surprise and experimentation to the gardening experience. In conclusion, Snow Hill Hydrangea Seedlings hold great promise for gardeners, offering the potential to cultivate a beloved and elegant flowering shrub from its early stages. With their adaptability, ease of care, and the possibility of experiencing the mesmerizing color changes in their blossoms, these seedlings are a delightful addition to any garden. Watching them grow and flourish is a gratifying experience that adds beauty and charm to outdoor spaces. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Solomon's Seal Plant

Solomon's Seal Plant is a hardy perennial that produces subtle white blooms in the spring to summer months. It can reach a height of up to six feet when fully matured. This shade-loving perennial possesses gently arching stems that are a dark green hue. Going by the formal name of Polygonatum Biflorum, this herbaceous plant can be a great addition to any shade garden. The Stunning Flowers Of The Unique plant This deer-resistant plant yields a plethora of small flowers that take on the shape of a bell. These one-inch pendant flowers will hang down in pairs from an arching, unbranched stem. Each stem will host 10 or more pairs of flowers. These fragrant blooms will smell refreshingly like lilies. As the summer turns into fall, the plant will drop its lovely bell-shaped flowers and replace them with non-edible berries. The Luring Berries Of The Perennial These berries will be of a blue-to-black hue and will attract various wildlife like birds and squirrels that forage. This plant's long, four-inch leaves will transition into an attractive yellow color during the autumn months. This long-living perennial is a favorite for many home gardens as it adds an abundance of both depth and contrast. These dense colonies of arching stems are extremely tolerant of many adverse conditions. They pair well with ferns in any home garden. Native to the eastern region of North America, this deciduous plant is well-known to be a great pollinator for hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies. This perennial plant is often used as a method to prevent soil erosion in unstabilized areas. Get Solomon's Seal Plant At Garden Plant Nursery Solomon's Seal will flourish in large colonies and is very easy to grow for even the newest of green thumbs. This thick and fleshy plant gets its name from its irregularly-shaped rhizomes that bear rounded scars. These scars appear to resemble two inverted triangles, which is the known symbol of King Solomon.

Sourwood Tree

The Sourwood Tree goes by several names. It is known as the sorrel tree, elk tree, arrowwood tree and lily-of-the-valley tree because of its beautiful aromatic blossoms that are redolent of the classic lily-of-the-valley flowers. It yields the well-known sourwood honey. It is native to the United States and is considered endemic to the region. It is found in other countries only if it was imported and planted there, as it does not naturally grow anywhere else. With its vibrant fall colors, alluring mid-summer blooms and ornamental strings of seed-pods in winter, it is an attractive addition to your outdoor living space. Where Does It Thrive It is a natural denizen of the southern Appalachian mountains. As a result, it is mostly found in the stretch between southern Pennsylvania and northern Florida. It is one of the key contributors to the colors of the leaf-peeping fall season in the region. It also grows in parts of Mississippi, Louisiana and Illinois. It requires moist and well-drained soil that leans towards acidic. Clay and loam are ideal media for its growth. Although it possesses a degree of tolerance for dry conditions, thick layers of mulch will help safeguard its shallow root system from drying out. Since it requires at least six hours of direct sunlight a day, it is advisable to plant it in an area that is not shaded by a building or a larger tree. This will also help the tree yield blooms and fall colors to the best extent it can. Attributes Of The Tree Strings of fragrant, white bell-shaped blossoms gracefully droop from its branches in mid-summer. Its biggest draw is when its lovely long leaves turn purple, crimson, burgundy and yellow in the fall. After the leaves are shed, its blooms change into rows of coppery-brown fruit, which in turn persist as seed-pods in the winter, giving it ornamental value for every season. Its blooms also yield a desirable variety of honey. It grows to a height of 25 to 30 feet and its oval crown spreads to around 20 feet. Its height increases by one or two feet a year. Its dark green glossy leaves are oblong and four to eight inches long. It owes its name to the acrid flavor of its leaves. The scientific name is oxydendron arboreum and oxydendron translates to acid leaves in Greek. Its rust-colored bark has deep fissures. It is generally resistant to attacks from insects and pests. Get Your Sourwood Tree At Garden Plant Nursery Its main feature is the sweet nectar that is secreted by its aromatic flowers, which is attractive to several varieties of butterflies and bees and is beneficial to the ecosystem. The premium honey that is produced from this nectar is slow to harden or develop granules. Tool and wagon parts were once fashioned from its thick and tough wood. The trunk has natural hollows that provide refuge to wildlife like bats and reptiles. Sourwood Tree is aunique tree that does not have any relative species, the sourwood tree can beautify its surroundings for up to eighty years. An intrinsic part of American lore, it produces a dense and luscious variety of honey and provides refuge to songbirds. For these reasons and more, it is a delightful addition to your yard.

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Known scientifically as Oxydendrum Arboreum, the Sourwood Tree is hardy in zones 5-9. It is also commonly known as a sorrel tree, sour gum, lily-of-the-valley tree, and arrowwood tree. It is a moderately straightforward tree to grow and requires little attention to thrive. It enjoys slightly acidic soil that drains well and full sun exposure, although it can tolerate partial shade while growing. This tree needs ample moisture and does not thrive in drought conditions. It can be found in southern states as far west as Tennessee and Kentucky and as far north as Ohio. Transform Your Landscape With Sourwood Tree Seedlings In the fall, it is known as a real stunner that gives the sugar maple of the Northeast a run for its money. Its foliage adds a multi-color mixture of reds, purples, and yellows to the landscape, often displaying multiple colors at the same time. During the summer, the tree provides ample bright white blossoms that attract beneficial pollinators, including honey bees. Its leaves are long-shaped and a lush green color. During the winter, the tree is decorated with seed pods. Benefits Of Planting The Seedlings This tree is naturally resistant to disease and pests and suffers from very few known ailments. It grows to a height of 25-50 feet and a width of up to 20 feet at maturity. A healthy one can grow up to 12-24 inches a year and in ideal conditions, can live up to 200 years. It can take an average of 4 to 5 years for it to produce blossoms. This tree is highly prized, and creamy white, bell-shaped flowers bloom every summer. The blossoms grow in lovely clusters four to ten inches long. This is followed by fruit with an oblong shape. The fruit is not edible but the colors are beautiful. Bees adore this tree due to the extra sweetness of the honey produced and will flutter sweetly in the foliage. During the autumn Sourwood Tree Seedlings are breathtaking. The leaves turn a gorgeous shade of orange and add beauty and grace to any yard. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Spiraea Japonica

Spiraea japonica, commonly known as Japanese spirea, is a beautiful and versatile flowering shrub that belongs to the Rosaceae family. Native to Japan, China, and Korea, this deciduous shrub has become popular in gardens and landscapes worldwide for its stunning ornamental qualities. It is celebrated for its lush foliage, attractive blooms, and ease of cultivation. One of the standout features of it is its foliage. The leaves are typically a rich green color, and they are often serrated, giving the plant a charming, textured appearance. As summer progresses, the leaves remain vibrant, adding a lush backdrop to the garden. The most captivating aspect of this plant is undoubtedly its exquisite flowers. In the late spring to early summer, it bursts into bloom with clusters of small, five-petaled flowers ranging in color from deep pink to crimson, creating a visually striking display. These blooms are not only visually appealing but also draw pollinators like bees and butterflies, making them a valuable addition to any garden ecosystem. It Is Very Versatile It is also known for its versatility. It comes in various cultivars, each with unique characteristics, such as different growth habits, flower colors, and sizes. This versatility allows gardeners to select the perfect variety for their landscape design, whether for hedging, borders, or as a standalone specimen. Caring For The Shrub Caring for it is relatively straightforward. It thrives in well-drained soil and requires complete to partial sunlight. Regular trimming in late winter or early spring can help maintain its shape and encourage vigorous growth and flowering. In summary, it is a cherished ornamental shrub known for its vibrant foliage and breathtaking blossoms. Its adaptability, low maintenance requirements, and various cultivars make it a perfect option for gardeners looking to add a touch of attractiveness and grace to their outdoor spaces. Whether used as a border plant or a focal point, this charming shrub enhances the aesthetics of any garden or landscape. Shop Spiraea Japonica At Garden Plant Nursery

Spruce Pine Tree

Spruce Pine Tree, also called Walter pine or cedar pine, are hardy evergreen trees that thrive in sunny environments with moist, acidic, fertile soil. These trees are native to the riverbanks and swamps of the Southeastern United States between South Carolina and Louisiana and are most likely to succeed in Hardiness Zones 8 and 9. They grow best in warm regions with long, humid summers and mild winters. While they prefer full sun and moist, sandy soil with a low pH, they are very versatile trees. It Is Shade-Tolerant They are more shade-tolerant than most other types of pines, and they can grow in more soil types. They are also considered to be especially resistant to insects and disease when compared to many other species of evergreen trees. A mature tree can reach a maximum height of 60 to 100 ft. and a width of 30 to 40 ft, though when planted alone, they often reach a height of 30-50 ft. These trees can live up for up to 80 years in ideal conditions. They are evergreens, so their soft, bushy needles remain fresh, fragrant, and deep green in color year-round. They do not bloom but begin producing oval-shaped red cones at ten years. The Evergreen Tree Does Good In Wetlands They are well suited for warm, wet areas with high water tables, but they can still be cultivated in a wide variety of low altitude coastal regions. They may require some extra watering during dry summers as well as some pruning as they mature, but they are otherwise easy to care for and maintain. Young trees have bushy, whorled branches that grow close to the ground. Because of this unique growth pattern and their deep, strong root systems, they can be used in hedges or as windbreaks. Immature trees are sometimes used as Christmas trees because of their fullness--making them perfect for an unusual and interesting boundary or buffer at the edge of a property. They can be successfully planted in yards or smaller grassy areas like medians, tree lawns, or parking lot islands. Get Your Spruce Pine Tree At Garden Plant Nursery Because they are so shade-tolerant, young spruce pine trees can be planted near other mature trees and still thrive. These trees grow very slowly and form unique, attractive crown shapes as they mature, often shedding lower branches. Older trees can serve as great shade trees year-round.

Squirrel Corn

 Squirrel Corn plant, whose botanical name is Dicentra Canadensis, is usually grown for its beautiful flowers. It is a spring ephemeral. The plant dies back after its blooming period. It is dormant during the summer, fall, and winter seasons. The perennial is native to eastern North America and grows in forests and woodlands. Besides its lovely blooms, it is known for its unique shaped roots. At the roots’ end are yellow nodules that resemble corn on the cob. The Stunning Bloom Of Squirrel Corn The flowers are heart shape, similar to those of the bleeding heart. They are pinkish-white. The bloom is less than a half-inch wide and about an inch long. The spring-blooming plant has a considerably short blooming season. They start to bloom in April and end in May. The flowers’ stems are dark green, sometimes with a touch of brown, and point downwards. As the flowers begin to fade away, the leaves from the plant begin to take center stage. The Lovely Leaves Of The Perennial  The triangular leaves can be green with a hint of blue or gray. The bottom of the leaves are light green in color. They can grow to be about ten inches in length. They tend to divide multiple times, creating a lace pattern much like the fern. The surface of the leaves are smooth to the touch but have a waxy texture underneath. The plants extend to almost a foot in height. Find Companion Plants At Garden Plant Nursery The plants are easy to grow and function sufficiently if grown in the hardiness zones 4 through 7. The plants prefer shady or partially shady locations. Their soil preference is well-drained, moist, rich soil. It is important to make sure that it does receive plenty of water during the spring when it is blooming and most active. Fertilizer can be added to the soil once a year if needed. The Squirrel Corn plant makes a wonderful addition to any natural or woodland garden. It is the perfect plant for an ornamental garden. The plant will certainly add interest to any shade garden during the spring months. It tends to grow slowly, making it a perfect choice for a border plant or ground cover. Due to its sluggish development, it will not become a nuisance plant and encroach upon other plants or take up a lot of space. Even though it only blooms for a short period of time, it is a beautiful focal point for any spring garden.

Staghorn Sumac

The staghorn sumac is a fast-growing, winter-hardy ornamental, which is often cultivated for its brilliant autumn foliage and showy fruit. This shrub flowers from May through July, producing terminal patches of small, greenish-white to yellow flowers, after which point it will produce fuzzy, bright-red berries, which ripen from June through September. In winter, the stout, hairy twigs of this shrub have often been compared to deer antlers covered in velvet, from which it receives its alternate common name. The Ornamental Tree Is Drought-Tolerant It does best in full sun to part shade and typically ranges from USDA zones 3 through 8. It can reach up to 30 feet. This tree is drought-tolerant and capable of growing in locations and soil types that other plants may not tolerate, including poor and dry soils. Improperly drained soils, however, will negatively impact its growth. Generally, cultivators rarely encounter few issues with either pests or disease, when raising this shrub. It Helps Control Soil Erosion Due to its suckering habit, it is best grown in informal and naturalized areas, such as open woodland areas or wood margins, where it can be spread and form colonies. Suckering shrubs like this one can be used to control soil erosion, thanks to their complex root systems, and are especially effective when massed on slopes. Get Staghorn Sumac Today At Garden Plant Nursery  It provides special benefits to local wildlife, as its berries persist from late summer through spring and are a preferred food source for many species during the winter, including several varieties of woodland and songbirds. Their flowers attract honeybees, in the spring, and these insects are also able to use materials from the shrubs in construction. The berries of the staghorn sumac can be harvested and used to prepare a type of pink lemonade, often called "Indian lemonade," while all parts of this sumac, excepting its roots, may be used to produce a natural dye.

Stella De Oro Daylily

Stella de Oro Daylily, scientifically known as Hemerocallis 'Stella de Oro,' is a perennial flowering plant celebrated for its exquisite beauty and remarkable resilience in gardens and landscapes. This charming cultivar is a beloved favorite among gardeners worldwide, admired for its lush green foliage and abundant, vibrant blossoms. One of the most outstanding features of the plant is its stunning flowers. Each bloom is a radiant golden yellow, like sunshine in the garden. These flowers typically measure 2 to 3 inches in diameter and exhibit a unique trumpet-like shape with six gracefully arching petals. The vibrant hue of the blossoms is sure to attract the eye and brighten any outdoor space. Bloom Season Of The Plant One of the many merits of the plant is its extended blooming season. This variety is renowned for its long-lasting and prolific flowering habit, producing waves of blossoms from late spring well into the fall. The continuous display of colorful blooms makes it a fantastic choice for creating a lively and dynamic garden landscape. The plant boasts dense clumps of slender, grass-like leaves, providing an attractive backdrop for the striking flowers. They are relatively compact, growing to approximately 12 to 18 inches, making them ideal for garden beds and containers. The Stella De Oro Daylilies compact size makes it easy to incorporate into various garden designs and arrangements. The Perennials Are Very Low-maintenance Another appealing characteristic of them is their low maintenance requirements. They are adaptable to various soil types and can flourish in both complete sun and partial shade, making them suitable for multiple garden conditions. With minimal care and attention, stella de ora daylilies can thrive year after year, making them an excellent choice for experienced and novice gardeners. In summary, it is a delightful and enduring garden perennial celebrated for its radiant golden-yellow flowers, long-lasting bloom period, and ease of care. Its vibrant presence in the park will bring joy and beauty to any outdoor space, making it a beloved addition to gardens worldwide. Buy Stella De Oro Daylily At Garden Plant Nursery

Sugar Maple Tree

Sugar Maple Trees are best known for its bright fall foliage and being the main source of syrup, they are native to the northeast United States. The deciduous tree can reach heights of 80-115 feet tall, sometimes exceptionally reaching 148 feet. At 10 years old, it is normally about 16 feet tall. When healthy, these trees can live for over 400 years. The leaves are deciduous, with up to 20 cm of length and equal width as well as five palmate lobes. The Tree Is Very Hardy The tree can be expected to grow in Hardiness Zones 3-8. Its soil preference is deep, acidic to slightly alkaline soil that is well drained. It has moderate drought tolerance but prefers moist soil conditions. At maturity, the acer saccharum grows to 60-75 feet and has a crown of 40-50 feet. It has a slow to medium growth rate and increases in height anywhere from less than 12 inches to 24 inches per year. It's both an ornamental tree and a shade tree, it features a spreading canopy that can block sunlight while adding beauty and visual interest to landscaping. Full sun and partial shade are best for the tree, and it prefers at least four hours of direct, unfiltered sunlight daily. It Has Stunning Foliage The sugar maple puts on quite a show in the fall, with beautiful leaves turning red, yellow, and burnt orange. In wildlife the tree is commonly browsed by moose, white-tailed deer, and snowshoe hare. The seeds, twigs, leaves, and buds feed squirrels. Since it is fast-growing, easy to transplant, and has beautiful color, the sugar maple was a favorite tree for streets and parks in the 19th century. Ultimately it proved too delicate to continue in that role but it is still great for commercial use in the production of syrup. Get Your Sugar Maple Tree At Garden Plant Nursery

Sweet Bay Magnolia

 Sweet Bay Magnolia Tree is elegantly shaped and will grow to a height of up to 20 feet and a spread of between 10 and 20 feet when it reaches full maturity. This particular tree grows at a steady rate of between 13 and 24 inches per year. It thrives in the months of May through June. Most of these trees are multi-stemmed specimens. However, there are some single-trunk types out there. The Tree Has Stunning White Blooms When it blooms, this glistening tree unveils lustrous, dark leaves with a top, silvery look. These frosted leaves will grow to a length between three and five inches. In late spring to early summer, creamy white flowers will develop. These are about two to three inches in diameter and let off a lemon scent. This highly fragrant tree is the perfect choice for a patio or backyard where you can enjoy the aroma it releases. It Has Unique Bark Native to the eastern United States, it will have smooth, green bark when it's young and mature to have dark gray bark. This deciduous tree will develop aggregate fruit. This fruit will be pickle-shaped and about two inches long. The fruit will start out green, turn to light pink, then to a bright scarlet red when it's fully matured. This fruit will naturally split open to showcase its bright red seeds. This will attract a plethora of eye-catching wildlife, including quail, gray squirrels, turkey, blue jays, vireos, towhees, Northern flickers, and other songbirds. During the fall season, this compact tree's leaves will turn from a dark green to a breath-taking yellowish-brown tone to set the autumn mood. Get Your Sweet Bay Magnolia At Garden Plant Nursery Part of the Magnoliaceae plant family, Sweet Bay Magnolia Tree is a adorable tree can be referred to as a Southern Sweetbay, Swampbay, White Bay, White Laural, Swamp Laurel, Beaver Tree. This long-living and fast-growing tree supports an upright growth habit that demands respect. Its picturesque horizontal branches are highly adaptable to different growing conditions and can bring a necessary backdrop of luscious green intermingled with white blossoms to any landscaping design.

Sweet Gum Seedlings - 10 Pack

Sweet Gum tree Liquidambar styraciflua also known as American Storax, satin-walnut and star-leaved gum among other names is a tree that is native to a large part of North America stretching all the way down to extreme northern central America. It thrives warm-temperate and tropical regions such as Mexico and the Southern United States.  The Seedlings Graphic Appeal The tree features a symmetrical, egg-like shape when its branches get too heavy during its first couple years of cultivation. It produces round shaped fruit that carries its seeds and that remain on the tree until the winter months. The branches have a distinctive growth which has made people remark upon it as “wing-like” in appearance. In the wild, the trees have been observed to grow as high as 150’. The tree lives for quite a long time, ranging up to 400 years in age. Uses Of Them Its leaves turn red-yellow-purple in the fall, which offers a vibrant splash of color to your property, lawn or landscape. It’s also a great shade tree and is one of the most popular choices for commercial hardwood lumber in the United States as well. It also attracts a range of wildlife such as a variety of birds (among them being finches, turkeys and morning doves just to name a few) and ground animals such as chipmunks and squirrels who like to feast on the fruits and seeds produced by the tree. In the proper situations, the tree can grow between 1-2 feet per year. Buy Sweet Gum Seedlings At Garden Plant Nursery  Sweet Gum can flourish in an assortment of soils, requires very little upkeep and has a range of vibrant and beautiful colors to add to your landscape. It attracts a range of wildlife, making it not only a great choice for your landscape, but has tangible environmental benefits as well. Hardy Planting Zone: 5-9 Bloom Color: Colors ranging from Red, Yellow, Purple in the fall Height at Maturity: 60-75’ (can grow as high as 150’ in the wild) Soil Type Preferred: Various (thrives in loamy, acidic, moist, well-drained, sandy, wet and clay soils) Sun or Shade: Full Sun or Shade

Sweet Gum Tree

 Sweet Gum tree is one of the most attractive and easy to grow trees in North America that grows with relative ease in a range of different environments. Scientifically known as Liquidambar styraciflua, the tree is well known for its beautiful shape that usually sees these trees grow to around 75 feet in a yard and more than 120 feet in the wild. Sweet Gum Tree Has Small Flowers The tree has a long, straight trunk that allows a conical shape to form, with larger, wide branches closer to the base of the trunk becoming skinnier at the top. One of the most impressive aspects of the tree is its display that includes bright green leaves that form into a star shape. Small flowers do form in late Spring and early Summer that are a bright yellow-green color with a touch of red skirting the edge of the petals. The arrival of Fall sees the display of the foliage become important, with the bright green leaves turning a yellow-orange color. The Tree Provides Tons Of Shade There are a number of benefits for a property owner who is interested in providing a large amount of shade in their yard and fixing any nitrogen problems within their soil. The tree has become known to many gardeners for the one-inch fruit that grows in the Summer and can linger until January. Growing this stunning tree is made easier by this species ability to adapt to acidic, sandy, well-drained soils that make this an important part of many gardens. Sweet Gum Tree Hardy Planting Zones - Five to nine Bloom Season - Spring to early Summer Bloom Color - Yellow-green Height at Maturity - 80 to 120 feet Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Sweet Violet

There are many members of the viola family and one of them is the Sweet Violets. Unlike most Violas, the plant often used in rock gardens and they prefer soil that is not dry. They say if you would like to plant them you should make sure you amend the dirt with ample portions of compost or rotted manure. You can also choose to plant them in a container filled with potting mixtures that are lightweight and they will thrive. Requirements Of The Perennial If you want to see them at their best, they will require lots of sunlight, however keep in mind that they do not like temperatures over 80 degrees. If the temperature gets too hot for too long the blooming of the plant will stall down, and the plant will ultimately die. Experts advise that you should provide the flower with sunlight during the morning and in the afternoon make sure it has some shade. The plants also stop blooming in dry soil and for this reason they will require a lot of consistent watering. But do not water too much because this will cause them to die as well. Experts say that you should let the top layer of soil dry some before the next watering so they do not become saturated. It is also advised that you deadhead he flowers to keep them blooming for as long as possible. This means to remove the dead flowers as soon as possible to preserve the ones that are healthy. These plants often return and regrow after being deadheaded. The Beauty Of Sweet Violet Sweet Violet are beautiful plants that are generally low maintenance. Flowers can be so delightful to look at and it has been scientifically proven that it causes a calming effect. The plant can be grown in several parts of the United States. Check Out Our Collections At Garden Plant Nursery

Sycamore Seedlings - 10 Pack

Sycamores Platanus occidentalis are a deciduous tree native to North America with wide distribution to the central and eastern United States. They thrive in a region stretching as far north as extreme southern Quebec and as far south as the Gulf of Mexico (Southeastern Texas and the southernmost tip of Louisiana). It is also colloquially known as the “buttonball tree” and “the American Planetree”.  Sycamore Seedlings Appearance They’re a fast-growing tree with long-life, easy-growing spans from 200-600 years old. The bark of the tree produces a noticeable white color, which makes it distinctive and easy to identify even in areas with ample tree cover and vegetation. The Beautiful Leaves Of The Seedlings It features leaves with a dark green color and flowers that produce a red or yellow color (red for female flowers and yellow for male flowers). In the fall, it produces fruit that stays on the tree until the weather becomes colder (this happens around October, but can vary depending on the climate). In the fall, the leaves typically turn to a yellow-orange or brown color.  They are a wonderful option to use as a shade tree in landscaping due to their immense height and spread (reaching up to 100’ in width at maturity). The wood it produces also makes it a fine option for furniture and musical instruments as well. Sycamores are an easy growing tree, needing only the necessary amount of space to grow. They have little upkeep and are easy to maintain, and their classic look provides a great option to anyone looking for shade on their landscape, lawn, property, or plot of land. Shop Today At Garden Plant Nursery Bloom Season (if any): n/a Bloom Color: Dark Green (in the leaves), Red and Yellow (female and male respectively in the flowers) Height at Maturity: 75 to 100’ Soil Type Preferred: moist, well-drained Sun or Shade: Full Sun

Sycamore Tree

Well suited for large landscapes and park areas, the Sycamore Tree is stunning and built. The most pronounced feature of the tree is the unique camouflage bark that peels off in large papery bits to reveal light to medium gray bark below. Older trees can be easily recognized by the white bark at the top of the tree. The Tree Can Get Huge Over time, the tree becomes hollow and weak as a fungus takes over. Not harming the tree, it allows local wildlife to use the new space for winter storage for nuts and shelter. They grow to a massive height and can take up quite a bit of space, making them the perfect fit for open landscapes such as parks and along streams. Some very old trees attain heights upwards of 80 feet. The trees achieve average heights in the low 30-foot range after two decades. They thrive within slightly acidic soils (pH ranges of 4.9 to 6.5). It Loves Wetlands When planting, it prefers wet, alkaline soil but will fare well in almost any soil. The saplings can be planted year-round, but if they've already developed the balled roots it is best to transplant during spring or fall. They are easy to care for and only need fertilization every other year, but be sure to water the young trees well. The Sycamore Tree Does Well In Shade When looking for the perfect location, the sycamore tree will not grow well in shady areas, so find a location that gets at least six hours of sun is preferred and has ample space as the tree can develop multiple trunks. During the spring, they produce tiny green flowers in dense gatherings and produce hairy, round balls that enclose the seedlings for pollination. With their unique structure and colorings, they are a wonderful addition to any local park and landscape. Find It At Garden Plant Nursery