Pollinator Plants

Maple Leaf Viburnum

Looking for a shrub to add some color to a garden? Then consider the Maple Leaf Viburnum! Easily identifiable by its maple shaped leaves it can grow to be four feet across and six feet tall. The shrub blooms white blossoms with stamen in the spring and grows berries by late summer. When autumn arrives its leaves turn into vibrant colors and add a splash of scenery to any garden. Requiring little maintenance and pest-resistant it is one of the hardiest plants around.   Utilizing The Shrub The shrub is native to North America where it is typically found in the undergrowth of forests and along steams and lakes. It prefers a moist, well-drained, acidic environment but can tolerate dry soil once established. The shrub is primarily used for hedges, ground cover, pots, and as a barrier between different gardens and lawns. The shrub produces flat-tipped white flowers in the spring followed by berries which ripen to a deep blue color in the fall. As autumn takes hold its leaves turn red, dark purple, and pink adding a dash of color to any landscape. The plant benefits the wildlife around it, attracting squirrels, bees, butterflies, and other pollinators that come to feed on its nectar and berries. Herbivores rarely touch it making it the plant for areas with high deer populations. Planting Maple Leaf Viburnum When picking one up from from the nursery ask for different genetic variations: the plant needs to cross pollinate to produce its deep blue fall berries. The Maple Leaf Viburnum needs to be planted about three feet away from other vegetation and requires frequent irrigation when first planted but not so much once established. It spreads through rhizomes and suckers but is tolerant to pruning, best done in the late winter or early spring. Overall, it’s a beautiful and hardy plant that benefits the landscape and the organisms that live around it. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Wild Strawberry Plant

Wild Strawberry Plant belong to the rose family. Intensely sweet scented plants will bring interest to gardens of all sizes. The fruits are edible, but the plant can also be ornamental or food for wildlife. It is a small plant and usually no more than nine inches from the ground and with an equal spread.  Growth rate is moderate. Runners will shoot from the soil to form new plants every year. The foliage can be smooth or hairy. Ovate leaves feature saw tooth edges, generally forms in clumps of three, and sit closer to the ground. A 3-inch stem protrudes upward where the flower and fruit will blossom. Its leaves are pale green and 3-inches long and 1 ½ inches wide. Like the runners, they can also be hairy.  The Plant's Graphic Appeal The white to pinkish flowers have five petals. The flowers are about ¾ inch in diameter and yellow at the center. They sit on stems that range in color from green to slightly reddish-purple. In April through June, the plants produce sweet, mild strawberry flavored fruits with tiny seeds that rest on its surface. The fruits also resemble miniature strawberries.  Wild Strawberry Plant's Requirements Wild strawberry plants do well in growing zones 2-9. It requires little to no upkeep once planted beyond harvesting. This hardy perennial enjoys full sun to partial shade, though more shade in hotter zones. Plants can grow in the shade, often as ornamental ground cover, but they will not bear fruit. The plants do have a slight acidic preference of 6.6-7.5 soil pH. It also favors moist, well-drained soils. This plant prefers areas where it can spread such as garden patches, fields, and the edges of woods and roads. They will also do well in containers with proper sun and soil conditions. Other names for this plant are woodland strawberry, Alpine strawberry, Frais des bois, European strawberry, and Carpathian strawberry. Shop Perennials And More At Garden Plant Nursery

Creeping Buttercup

Ranunculus Repens, or Creeping Buttercup Plant, is a beautiful herbaceous perennial that can be enjoyed year after year with very little maintenance, providing good ground cover. This low maintenance flower is perfect for flower beds, lawns, and borders. For a seasonal flower patch, the plant is hearty enough to withstand regular mowing during the off season when the flowers are dormant. This Perennial's Growth Each plant will expand to a height of approximately 18 inches. Gorgeous yellow flowers will crown the thin stems for up to a full 4 months. The leaves of the plant are a luscious green with 3 hairy lobes. The plants will bloom in late spring and continue through summer from May to August, making them the perfect compliment to both early and late bloomers to ensure beautiful flowers all year long. Creeping Buttercup Has A Stunning Appearance The Flowers are a vivid yellow, borne in small clusters. Each flower will have 5 shiny overlapping petals, and open to a diameter of roughly 1 inch. They are very aromatic, which makes them a great addition to a bouquet and a terrific attractant to pollinators. Bees make for a healthy garden, which the plant will attract in droves! Keeping the plants healthy requires little effort. They prefer full to partial sun. Though they do best in moist loamy soil, they have been known to take root in almost any soil condition. From loam to heavy clay, they are prolific colonizers. each fast growing plant will spread to a diameter of roughly 3 feet. Given proper care they will propagate naturally to fill whatever space the gardener desires. A wide range of habitats will allow this plant to thrive, doing well in USDA hardiness zones 3-8. Garden Plants Nursery Loves This Hardy Plant Perhaps best of all, Creeping Buttercup has natural pest repellent properties. They are avoided by mammalian herbivores, but critters (such as pets) that make the mistake of consuming the plant will only experience stomach discomfort, and no lasting poisonous effects.

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

Yellow Coneflower

Echinacea paradoxa, also known as the yellow coneflower is a type of purple coneflower that is named for its unique display of color. This varietal is native to Oklahoma, where it was prized by Native Americans for its beauty and medicinal qualities. Each daisy-shaped blossom has over a dozen narrow, drooping yellow petals that radiate from a coppery brown cone. With tall stems and long, sword-like, deep green leaves, this perennial is a brightly colored delight that can extend up to 3 feet tall. The sweetly scented blossoms are perfect for cutting, and they add liveliness to a rustic bouquet. Yellow Coneflower Is Extremely Hardy The plant is a hardy, self-sowing plant that grows easily in most regions of the continental United States. These flowers make a charming addition to meadows and wildflower or pollinator gardens, and the flowers can thrive in the presence of deer or other animals. The blossoms attract butterflies, hummingbirds, goldfinches, and other pollinators who enjoy feeding on their nectar, pollen, and seed heads. Caring For The Perennial Echinacea paradoxa grows and flowers best in full sunlight. This drought- and heat-tolerant plant is easy to care for. It can adjust to multiple types of dirt, but it likes well-drained, alkaline, or clay soil best. To find water and nourishment, the plant generates a long taproot that extends deep into the earth. In extremely dry conditions, the flowers should be watered enough to moisten these taproots. The Ozark cornflower peaks in early to mid-summer and continues to bloom as the months progress into fall. To encourage lush and frequent blooming while keeping plants neat, gardeners can deadhead faded flowers. As the weather turns colder, mulching plants can help to insulate them from low temperatures. Plants that take hold in the spring or early summer and establish a strong root system should be able to survive the winter. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery Yellow coneflowers can be grown outdoors from seed that is planted in the fall. They naturally germinate in cold, moist soil and take a year or two to bloom. They can also be grown in well-drained, tall containers. If you fertilize them once a month and give them plenty of sun, these potted plants can grow almost anywhere. However you choose to plant them, these flowers will brighten your day.

Blue Lobelia

The Blue Lobelia Plant, also known as Lobelia siphilitica or Blue Cardinal Flower is a plant that blooms pale purple-bluish flowers with tiny white streaks accenting the blossom. This plant is Native to the Eastern United States area and is from the Campanulacae family. The category of plants it is a member of is called the Herbaceous perennial group. Lobelia siphilitica prefers dark, rich and moist soils and will sprout effectively in either full sun or part shade rotation. For full sun, a Northern cooler climate works best to balance the plant's temperature requirements. Blue Lobelia Requirements If growing with a Central Coast or Southern Climate, part shade is ideal for health. This plant requires consistent watering- moisture should always be present. In its native environment, they grow alongside streams and swamps, this serves as an indication of how much moisture it requires. The bloom time of this plant occurs between July and September- perfect for beginning gardeners, the maintenance level is low for this species. Identifying the blooms by looking for dark tubular flowers with three lobes. The scientific name of this species bears homage to Matthias de l’Obel, a French Botanist. This plant is not known to be susceptible to chronic insect or disease afflictions. It is capable of withstanding pest invasions as well as deer, although snails and slugs have been known to occasionally take a bite. Uses Of This Perennial Common uses for Blue Lobelia include wild gardens or anywhere near running water or large pools of water. It is known for having the ability to self-seed, attracts bees and hummingbirds, and is extremely sensitive to drought. It is commercially available and has a collection date in the Northern US starting in autumn. Hardy Planting Zones- 4-9 Sun or Shade – Sun and Part Shade Mature Height - 24-36" Mature Width- 12-16" Bloom Season – Summer (July to September) Gardener Status- Beginner Soil Type- Loam/Sand/Clay Buy At Garden Plant Nursery

Red Daylily

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

Chicory Plant

Cichorium intybus, commonly known as chicory, boasts a rich agricultural heritage and is an incredibly versatile plant. This hardy and adaptable herbaceous perennial has numerous positive attributes that make it a valuable addition to gardens and agriculture. It Is A Hardy And Sun Loving Perennial One of the most distinctive features of it is its attractive foliage. The plant produces deeply lobed, lance-shaped leaves that are usually a vibrant green. These leaves are not only visually appealing but also nutritious, often used as a leafy green vegetable in salads or as a cooked green in various cuisines. It is valued for its versatility in cultivation. It can thrive in various conditions, including sun and shade, making it suitable for different garden settings. Its adaptability to different soil types, including well-drained sandy soils and clayey substrates, further enhances its versatility and ease of cultivation. Chicory Plant Has Beautiful Flowers Chicory is also appreciated for its ability to produce colorful and attractive flowers. The plant bears bright blue to lavender-blue daisy-like flowers on tall, slender stems. These blooms provide a cheerful display in gardens and are an important nectar source for pollinators like bees and butterflies. In addition to its ornamental uses, it has been historically cultivated for its role in forage and livestock feed. The leaves and roots of certain chicory varieties are highly nutritious and palatable to livestock, making them a valuable component of pasture and forage mixtures. In summary, chicory is a versatile and valuable plant known for its attractive foliage, adaptability to various growing conditions, culinary uses, coffee substitute production, ornamental qualities, and contribution to forage and livestock feed. Whether grown for its greens or cosmetic appeal, it is a plant with a rich history and a wide range of positive attributes that continue to make it a cherished addition to gardens and agricultural landscapes. Buy This At Garden Plants Nursery

Jacobs Ladder

Jacobs Ladder, scientifically known as Polemonium caeruleum, is a delightful perennial herbaceous plant that belongs to the Polemoniaceae family. This charming herb is native to Europe and grows in various parts of North America. Its common name is inspired by the arrangement of its pinnately compound leaves, which resemble the rungs of a ladder. It is a hardy plant that typically reaches 12 to 24 inches. It produces attractive, fern-like foliage with numerous leaflets arranged alternately along the stem. The leaves generally are split into smaller leaflets, giving them a delicate and graceful appearance. The leaflets are typically lance-shaped and have a lush green color.   Jacobs Ladder Has A Gorgeous Bloom   One of the most striking features is its delicate, bell-shaped flowers that appear in clusters at the tips of slender stems. These flowers can be deep blue, violet, or white, with a unique spiral pattern inside, adding to their visual appeal. Cultivating it in your garden is relatively straightforward. It thrives in well-draining soil and prefers partial to full shade, making it an excellent choice for woodland gardens or shaded areas. This plant is known for its adaptability to various soil conditions but prefers a slightly acidic to neutral pH. Uses Of The Perennial Plant Gardeners often use it as an ornamental addition to their landscapes due to its graceful foliage and eye-catching flowers. Moreover, the Jacob Ladder requires minimal maintenance, making it a favorite choice for gardeners seeking low-maintenance yet elegant plants. In conclusion, Jacobs Ladder is a charming perennial plant appreciated for its distinctive foliage and lovely bell-shaped flowers. It is relatively easy to cultivate and adds a touch of elegance to shaded garden spaces, making it a cherished choice among garden enthusiasts. Whether for its visual appeal or historical significance, it is a captivating plant with much to offer to those who choose to cultivate it. Buy Today At Garden Plant Nursery

Red Hot Poker

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

Red Crepe Myrtle

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

Black Chokeberry

Black Chokeberry Black Chokeberry (Aronia melanocarpa) is a North American deciduous shrub. From its species name, melanocarpa, it bears black fruits, features white flowers as well as red fall foliage. It is a tough shrub that has wide tolerance to a number of soil densities, textures, moisture conditions and pH levels. It can be planted in hardiness zones 3-8 and grows 3-6 feet tall at maturity. And spreads to a width of 6 – 10 feet. It spreads to form a mound shape. This shrub thrives nicely in wet and dry locations and in areas where the soil is acidic or alkaline. It thrives well in areas whose soil texture is sandy, loam or clay. It also does well in soil with a pH of 5.1 – 6.5 but it can tolerate higher values. The shrub can be planted in either partial shade or full sun. It's growth speed can be described as slow to fast depending on the prevailing environmental factors. The Shrub's Appearance The leaves emerge in a medium green color and measure 1 -3". In early spring, the shrub has a showy display of white flowers in clusters referred to as corymbs. As the season advances, the leaves change to a deep and glossy green, which makes the shrub brighten as well as increase its appeal during the summer's dog days. From mid to the end of summer, the berries start developing and within a span of two weeks, the branches are overwhelmed with the fruit clusters. This makes the shrub acquire a purplish black appearance and the 1/3 – ½ inch berries continue developing until the month of January. At this time, they are usually unappetizing to birds. Landscaping With Garden Plant Nursery Plants Black chokeberry bush can be a great addition to your Landscape gardens with careful attention. The shrub can be grown in the garden in order to attract bees and birds to it. It can also be grown in the garden to act as a windbreaker.

Black Raspberry

Black Raspberry is a variety close to red raspberries that are native to North America. Despite their name, they are not considered to be berries. They are actually classified as aggregate fruit made up of little bumps also known as drupulets. Black Raspberry Appearance They resemble blackberries in appearance but differ in several ways. They have a short growing season, while blackberries can be produced throughout the year in many areas. Also, they have a hollow center when they are picked. Blackberries will have a white or green core when they are picked from the stem. They differ from them in that they are higher in antioxidants. They also grow in only certain regions, while they can grow almost anywhere in North America. they are typically found in most any grocery store. However, they are usually not found in stores and are more often used to make dietary supplements. Where To Plant The Shrub They grow best in USDA zones five through eight. In some cases, they may be grown in zone four. However, they must be planted on a northern slope to protect from frost. They begin to produce fruit in early June, and the berries will only last for about two to three weeks. They usually ripen before red raspberries. The Growth Of The Plant They will first appear as a bright red color. You will know when Black Raspberries are ready to pick as they will have turned completely black. The bushes grow to be about two to four feet high. They have thorns and can be used as security plants in front of home windows. They do not prefer wet, soggy soil and grow better in well-drained areas. They also grow much better when exposed to full sun and can even bounce back in most drought situations. Get Yours Today At Garden Plant Nursery 

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

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

Monarda Bee Balm

The Monarda Bee Balm plant is a North American perennial plant that does well in woodland areas. It is a genus of blooming plants in the mint family Lamiaceae. The common plant names include Oswego, bergamot, and horsemint. They do well in the sun and well-drained, moist soil. The plants that are grown in partial shade produce fewer flowers and spread horizontally. Monarda Bee Balm Gets Quite Large A mature plant is 24 to 48 inches high and 12 inches wide. The plant does well in a rich and wet soil with a pH range of 6.5. The plant is known to grow best in the hardiness zones 4 to 9. The plant has a flower that is open and is shaped like a daisy with tube-shaped petals in the gloom of purple, white, red and pink. There are fifteen kinds and over fifty different cultivars of the plant that are grown in gardens, while some are found in the wild. Their plant's flowering period is in the months of July to August. The Perennial Has A Rich History The Monarda Bee Balm name is inherent to North America got its botanical name form a Spanish physician in the 16th century, Nicholas Mornadez. He was the first to discover and define the plant. Early American settlers called it Oswego since it was being used by the Oswego Indians. Currently, Bergamot is also referred to as Scarlet. • The plant is also preferred by all pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. • It contains high concentrations of thymol, which is a strong antiseptic found in mouthwash. Hardy Planting Zones- 4-9 Sun or Shade – Part Shade to Total Sun Mature Height - 3-4' Mature Width- 2-3' Bloom Season – Late Summer Gardener Status- Beginner Soil Type- any moist soil Shop At Garden Plant Nursery

Maximilian Sunflower

The Maximilian Sunflower (Helianthus maximiliani) is a native North American wildflower belonging to the sunflower family Asteraceae. This striking plant is named after the 19th-century Austrian Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian, an avid botanist. It is commonly found throughout the central and western regions of the United States, particularly in the Great Plains and the Midwest. They are known for their tall, robust stalks reaching heights up to 10 feet (3 meters) or more. The plant features distinctive lance-shaped leaves that are alternately arranged along the stem, and the leaves can vary in size but are typically 3 to 8 inches long. One of the most striking features of this sunflower species is its bright yellow flowers, which usually have numerous narrow petals surrounding a prominent dark brown or black center. These flowers can measure up to 4 inches (10 cm) in diameter and are on branching stems. This species typically blooms from late summer into early fall, attracting pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and other insects, with its abundant nectar and pollen. Their seeds are an essential food source for birds, particularly in the winter months. Where To Plant This Perennial They are well-suited to various growing conditions, including prairies, meadows, and open woodlands. They are hardy and adaptable, thriving in well-drained soils and full sun. Their deep roots make them drought-resistant and an excellent choice for xeriscaping and natural landscaping.   Maximilian Sunflowers Are Valued For Their Beauty   Gardeners and conservationists value them for their beauty, ability to attract wildlife, and role in soil stabilization. They are often used in native plant gardens and restoration projects to enhance biodiversity and support local ecosystems. Additionally, they have cultural significance for some Native American tribes, who have utilized various parts of the plant for traditional medicinal and ceremonial purposes. In summary, the Maximilian Sunflower is a tall and vibrant native wildflower that adds beauty and ecological value to North American landscapes. Its resilience, attractive appearance, and role in supporting pollinators and wildlife make it a popular choice for gardeners and conservationists.   Get Yours At Garden Plant Nursery

Golden Rod

The Golden Rod Plant is a herbaceous perennial that is defined by its bright yet small and dense clusters of yellow flowers. These beautiful blooms sit atop the tall green stems from July all the way through September. Native to North America, Mexico, and Eurasia, these plants are commonly found in woodlands, meadows, prairies, swamps, and gardens. The Benefits Of Planting Golden Rod This perennial is simple to grow and will flourish in a variety of different conditions. It's drought-tolerant, and it possesses attractive nectar alongside tasty seeds that will be sure to bring in an array of curious bees, butterflies, and birds. Part of the Aster botanical family, this plant is resistant to deer. It's also not prone to any serious diseases or insect problems. The Growth Of This Perennial The Plant will extend up to a size of between three and seven feet and a width of six to eight feet. Depending on the specific species, this plant may have one or multiple wooden stems erecting from its roots. The stems tend to be very rigid and smooth to the touch. Along its stems, there are alternating dark green leaves that reach between two and a half and three and a half inches long by one-half to one inch wide. These are typically serrated and can be smooth or hairy. This herbaceous plant gives off a light anise or licorice aroma. Garden Plants Nursery Offers Stunning Flowers At its apex, this plant will produce clusters of flowers throughout the summer and fall months. Each specific bloom will have five ray flowers that calculate less than a quarter of an inch in length. These disk flowers have a total width of around one-third of an inch, making them relatively minuscule.The Golden rod Plant loves to grow in clusters. This makes it the perfect plant for bordering gardens, walkways, and so much more. Its invigorating yellow burst of color can provide a great contrast against dark green foliage. Due to its height, this herbaceous plant is commonly chosen by homeowners as an attractive backdrop for household gardens. With its lovely sweet scent, it can also make the perfect potted patio plant.

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

Pink Evening Primrose

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

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

Chinese Snowball Bush

The Chinese Snowball Bush, scientifically known as Viburnum macrocephalum, is a stunning deciduous shrub that belongs to the honeysuckle family, Caprifoliaceae. Native to China, this plant is renowned for its large, globe-shaped clusters of white, fragrant flowers and lush green foliage. It is a favored decorative plant in gardens and landscapes due to its captivating appearance and ease of care. Chinese Snowball Bush Has Gorgeous Flower Clusters  One of the standout features of the Bush is its remarkable flower clusters. In late spring to early summer, it produces enormous, spherical flower heads that can reach up to 8 inches (20 cm) in diameter. These blooms consist of tiny individual flowers, and as they open, they transition from pale green to pure white, creating a striking visual effect. The flowers are visually appealing and emit a sweet, pleasant fragrance that attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies. Wildlife Loves This Plant The plant's foliage is equally attractive. The leaves are dark green glossy, and have a serrated edge, creating a lush backdrop for the beautiful white blooms. In the fall, the foliage may turn shades of purple, red, or burgundy, adding another layer of interest to the garden.  The bushes typically reach a height of 8 to 12 feet with a similar stretch, making them ideal for use as a focal point in the garden or as a hedge. The Chinese snowball thrives in well-drained soil with good organic content and prefers full to partial sun exposure. Maintenance is relatively straightforward. Pruning should be done after flowering to shape the plant and remove any lifeless or broken branches. Adequate water is essential, especially during dry periods. A mulch layer near the plant's base helps retain moisture and suppress weeds. In summary, the Chinese Snowball Bush is a captivating shrub valued for its enormous and fragrant white flower clusters, lush green foliage, and ease of cultivation. It adds a touch of grace and attractiveness to gardens, making it a popular choice for gardeners seeking a stunning focal point or an attractive hedge. Shop Shrubs Today At Garden Plants Nursery  

Kousa Dogwood

Hardy from zones five to eight, the Kousa Dogwood tree is a popular option for providing visual interest in any exterior space. The hardiness zones of the tree make it easy for many homeowners to enjoy with little care and maintenance needed, apart from regular watering. The canopy of this species makes it easy to create a beautiful exterior space because of the intertwined branches of its wide canopy. Kousa Dogwood Tree Is Hardy They require watering to give the foliage the deep colors that make it popular. The deep green leaves and attractive bark make this a popular tree that grows at a slow to medium rate to make pruning an easy task. The tree is a popular choice in areas where winters can be harsh, including New York State, where it has become naturalized. The Ornamental Tree Has Beautiful Foliage The deep green foliage of the tree is the reason for its popularity. In the Spring, the feel green foliage is the main attraction, followed by a beautiful late-Spring array. In the Spring, between May and June, an array of star-shaped white flowers sitting above the green leaves. The leaves and flowers of the tree fall to the ground in the Fall to leave a clear view of the beautiful bark. They Have Interesting Bark As the leaves of the tree fall, a view of the impressive bark is captured. The bark has been described as having an appearance similar to that of a jigsaw puzzle during the Fall. Many owners of these trees choose to prune the branches in the Fall to gain a better view of the bark. Another reason for pruning the branches is to promote new growth in Spring. In Fall, the leaves of the tree transition to deep purple and red colors. One of the reasons why it has become so popular is the slow rate of growth it enjoys. In perfect conditions, the tree will grow at a rate of between 12 and 24 inches per year. Slow growth rates make the tree a good choice for areas with power lines and those who want to keep their exterior space under control. By the time the tree reaches maturity, it reaches around 25 feet in height and width to create a canopy ball. Get Yours Today At Garden Plant Nursery The Kousa Dogwood is native to some parts of Asia, including Korea, China, and Japan. The tree was brought to the U.S. in the mid-1870s and has become popular along the East Coast. The fruits of the tree have become popular for squirrels and birds throughout the U.S.

Arrowwood Viburnum

The Arrowwood Viburnum, also known as the Southern arrowwood or European cranberry bush is a small, shrubby garden plant that displays few flowers but plentiful foliage. The leaves are glossy, abundant, and turn reddish in autumn. This deciduous tree requires little care when properly planted because it flourishes in barren soil and full sun. It should be planted in an area with at least six to eight hours of sun daily or where it will receive adequate light from a nearby structure such as a deck, porch, or house. Where To Plant The Shrub The shrub is hardy and adaptable but the young plant may droop when exposed to wind. This type of irritation will pass after a short time and should not be a cause for alarm. The shrub grows well in several soil types but requires the same conditions to thrive: full sun, well-draining soil, and mulch regularly. The shrub has little to no pests or disease problems and is easy to tend to, making it an ideal option for newbie gardeners. Benefits Of Planting Arrowwood Viburnum From Garden Plant Nursery It is a good choice for the home garden because it requires little care when properly planted yet provides deep shade and vibrant foliage. It is a deciduous tree that grows in several soil types. Although it requires sun, it can be pruned to provide full shade. Caring For The Stunning Plant If properly watered and fertilized, the shrub will rise to 15 feet tall and 15 feet wide. Although this plant is not fussy about soil conditions, it prefers a well-draining loam or sandy loam. The shrub requires little care unless it is being grown in a small area with limited sunlight. If prompted by restricted sunlight, the tree can be cut to five feet and shaped. It is a good choice for areas where the viburnum will receive adequate light from a nearby structure such as a porch or house. The arrowwood viburnum gets its name from its shapely branches that form an "arrow." This plant has edible fruit that can be used in jams or jellies. It is not necessary to prune this plant, but if the viburnum seems overgrown, it can be cut back to five feet. The tree will regenerate without any issues.

Wood Poppy

The Woody Poppy blooms in spring and early summer and is native to eastern North America. It grows in Canada and parts of the United States in woodlands, along streams with rich soil. This wildflower will adapt to most outdoor gardens easily and is grown as an ornamental, and in natural settings. It grows well in zones 4-9 and develops from a rhizome planted in the ground. The plant grows leaves 6" long and 2" wide that are green and blue in color. It has several lobes on the leaves that have a silvery underside. It produces bright yellow to orange flowers in the spring and summer.  This Perennial Has Beautiful Flowers The flower appears in a cluster on the stems that are often 12-18" in height. Their stems often have a bristly appearance. Each flower has three to four pedals that open around stamens and yellow anthers. It produces an attractive flower that adds to any garden or border. When the flowers fade cut off the flower stems to encourage them to bloom again during the season. When they are pruned they bloom consistently through the summer. Plants that are pollinated by bees will develop a fruit with seeds inside. The fruit breaks apart in late summer and the seeds are released. The Plants Benefits The plant is suited to shady gardens, woodlands, and gardens that plant native species. It grows well with other shade plants like bleeding hearts, columbine, spiderworts, and wild ginger. It can be used in rain gardens because it tolerates very moist soil. Get Your Wood Poppy At Garden Plant Nursery  Plant the Woody Poppy plant from the garden in the early spring or summer in moist soil with shade and some sun. Add hummus to the soil and keep the soil moist. It may not flower the first year but once established will last many years. Water in dry weather and keep a layer of mulch on the ground.

Red Dogwood Tree

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

Black Haw Viburnum

Black Haw Viburnum, also simply called black haw, is a shrubby tree that grows up from 12 to 15 feet high with a canopy that is 6 to 12 feet wide feet wide when left unpruned. When pruned to a single stem and grown as a tree, the black haw reaches heights of 30 feet with a canopy that reaches 20 feet wide. It is a native plant that thrives nicely in Hardiness Zones 3 through 9. Where To Plant Black Haw Viburnum The black haw prefers full sun to partial shade, with sunnier locations producing bushes with more abundant flowers and fruit. The tree flourishes in an assortment of soil types, but prefers well-drained soil that is amended with compost and organic material. During hot weather, this drought-resistant tree grows well when watered regularly. Shop At Garden Plant Nursery In landscaping, it is an ornamental that is used to create borders, privacy screens and diverse garden bed displays. Black haw is suitable for planting in dense clusters to create privacy screens. In spring, the black haw produces clusters of white flowers that attract bees and butterflies, while birds are attracted to the berries that ripen in autumn. Black haw berries are edible, and are often used to make jams. The Appearance Of The Shrub In autumn, black haws produce vivid foliage, with bronze, red and purple leaves. It has an irregular, mounded shape and dark green, obovate leaves. The leaves are glossy and appear in opposite each other on the branches. The dense branches are packed with abundant twigs, while the brown bark is rough and has an alligator skin pattern. In summer, the tree produces noticeable buds. To avoid removing new buds, prune Black Haw Viburnum immediately after the blooms fall off in spring or summer. Black haw berries are light green when they appear in early summer, and gradually ripen to blue or black in autumn. The berries may shrivel during autumn or winter.

Bird's Foot Violet

The Bird's Foot Violet grows well in zones 4 to 8 but can grow in zones that are just outside of these ranges. These zones include states that are along the norther border of the country, such as Montana and North Dakota. The zones also include states that are located in the center of the country including Colorado and Missouri. Bird's Foot Violet Bloom Season Although the plants typically grow in the spring months, they can also be seen blooming in early fall. However, the brightest blooms are seen in March and April with brighter colors seen in areas where there is more rain. Blooms on the plant can be different colors, but most are in shades of blue and purple. The top portion of the petals is usually a darker shade than what is seen on the bottom with many lower areas being light blue or white. With few leaves on the plant, other colors that are typically seen are the brown shades of the stems. The Perennial's Height at Maturity It is a small plant. Our flowers usually grow close to three inches in height when they reach maturity. They tend to spread along the ground instead of growing vertically. The Plant's Soil Type Preferred Dry or sandy soil is preferred by the plant. It can sometimes be a bit difficult to get the plant started because it grows better in dry conditions. However, once the roots begin to spread in the soil, the plant tends to grow rather quickly. Get Yours Today At Garden Plant Nursery Growing along the ground, the Bird's Foot Violet is a plant that enjoys plants of the same kind. It can also be seen growing in clumps instead of sparsely on the ground. Blooms on the plant are broad and are usually shades of purple and blue.

Pink Crepe Myrtle

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

Natchez Crepe Myrtle

The Natchez crepe myrtle is a small deciduous tree that blooms during the summer. The soft small flowers grow in white clusters and create a beautiful contrast against the glossy dark green leaves. The leaves continue to be pleasing to the eyes as they change to a rich red-orange during fall. Another attractive feature of this decorative tree is the smooth cinnamon-colored bark that peels on its own, giving the tree a rustic and appealing look. The shrub grows at a moderate pace and can extend to a stature of twenty feet and a width of twenty feet.& Natchez Crepe Myrtle Growth This particular tree has a unique growth pattern that gives it the appearance of being a shrub rather than a tree. The base of the tree is usually significantly shorter than the branches if the base even forms. The branches grow upwards more than outwards and create a thick symmetrical canopy. The matter in which this tree grows, paired with its attractive features, has made it a favorite in private landscaping. It has especially become popular as a natural divider to provide privacy to yards. The beautiful contrast of colors has also made it a favorite as a simple lawn decoration. Where To Plant The Shrub Though the Natchez crepe myrtle is primarily a southern dwelling plant, it can also grow in moderately warm coastal environments. This crepe myrtle grows best in average well-drained soils with plenty of direct sunlight. Once planted, it is best to water the crepe myrtle regularly to help establish a strong root system. Once the root system has developed enough in the soil, the tree doesn't need to be watered that often unless there is intense heat. The tree is rather easy to care for once it is mature enough, only requiring pruning in late winter. The tree also has adequate resistance to pollutants, diseases, and insects; thus making the tree more durable than its delicate appearance gives off. Get Yours Today At Garden Plant Nursery

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

Elderberry Shrub

Elderberry shrubs, scientifically known as Sambucus, are a group of flowering plants that belong to the Adoxaceae family. These versatile and attractive shrubs are renowned for their culinary, medicinal, and ornamental uses. It Will Attract Many Birds Botanical Characteristics: The shrubs are deciduous and typically reach heights between 5 to 12 feet. They are known for their distinctive pinnately compound leaves and creamy white to pale yellow blossoms that bloom in late summer. These flowers give way to small, dark purple to black berries, which are the most prized part of the shrub. Benefits Of The Elderberry Shrub Ornamental Value: Besides practical uses, the shrubs are prized for their cosmetic appeal. The clusters of fragrant flowers and dark berries provide visual interest in the garden. The shrub's foliage changes color throughout the seasons, transitioning from green in spring and summer to shades of yellow and red in the fall. This makes it a valuable addition to landscaping projects. Growing and Care: The Elderberry shrubs are hardy and adaptable, thriving in various soil types and climates. They prefer full sun to partial shade. Properly pruned shrubs can yield a bountiful harvest of berries. In conclusion, elderberry shrubs are multifaceted plants with many uses. Their berries and flowers have made their mark in gardens worldwide, making them a beloved addition to many landscapes and households. Buy This Shrub At Garden Plants 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

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.

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.

Lyreleaf Sage

Lyreleaf sage, scientifically known as Salvia lyrata, is a charming and versatile perennial herbaceous plant native to the southeastern United States. This herb belongs to the Lamiaceae family, which includes other well-known aromatic herbs like mint and rosemary. Lyreleaf sage is cherished for its ornamental value, historical medicinal uses, and ecological significance. The Leaves Of The Perennial The most distinctive feature of Lyreleaf sage is its deeply lobed, lyre-shaped leaves, which give the plant its common name. These leaves are typically a rich shade of green and are covered with fine hairs, giving them a slightly fuzzy texture. In the spring and early summer, Lyreleaf sage produces slender spikes of tubular flowers that range in color from lavender and blue to white. These blossoms attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, making them a helpful complement to pollinator-friendly gardens.   Lyreleaf Sage Is Known For Its Adaptability   Lyreleaf sage is known for its adaptability and can thrive in various soil types, including well-drained sandy soils and clay soils. It is also susceptible to complete sun and partisan shade, making it a versatile choice for gardeners. This plant's ability to self-sow and naturalize in wild areas makes it a favorite among native plant enthusiasts.  Whether you're interested in creating a wildlife-friendly garden or seeking an attractive native plant for your landscape, Lyreleaf sage is a fantastic choice. Its striking foliage, vibrant flowers, and historical significance make it a valuable addition to gardens across its native range and beyond.   Buy At Garden Plant Nursery

Hairy Buttercup

Hairy Buttercup Plant, is a beautiful herbaceous perennial that can be enjoyed year after year with very little maintenance, providing good ground cover. This low maintenance flower is perfect for flower beds, lawns, and borders. For a seasonal flower patch, the plant is hearty enough to withstand regular mowing during the off season when the flowers are dormant. Hairy Buttercup's Growth Each plant will grow to a height of approximately 18 inches. Gorgeous yellow flowers will crown the thin stems for up to a full 4 months. The leaves of the plant are a luscious green with 3 hairy lobes. The plants will bloom in late spring and continue through summer from May to August, making them the perfect compliment to both early and late bloomers to ensure beautiful flowers all year long. The Perennial's Flowers The Flowers are a vivid yellow, borne in small clusters. Each flower will have 5 shiny overlapping petals, and open to a diameter of roughly 1 inch. They are very aromatic, which makes them a great addition to a bouquet and a terrific attractant to pollinators. Bees make for a healthy garden, which the plant will attract in droves. The Plant Has Low Maintenance Needs Keeping the plants healthy requires little effort. They prefer full to partial sun. Though they do best in moist loamy soil, they have been known to take root in almost any soil condition. From loam to heavy clay, they are prolific colonizers. each fast growing plant will spread to a diameter of roughly 3 feet. Given proper care they will propagate naturally to fill whatever space the gardener desires. A wide range of habitats will allow this plant to thrive, doing well in USDA hardiness zones 3-8. Find Companion Plants At Garden Plant Nursery Perhaps best of all, The Hairy Buttercup Plant has natural pest repellent properties. They are avoided by mammalian herbivores, but critters (such as pets) that make the mistake of consuming the plant will only experience stomach discomfort, and no lasting poisonous effects.

White Dogwood Tree

What is more a harbinger of spring, a sign that the warm weather is coming, than the rafts of pure white blossoms of the white dogwood tree among a forest of trees that are still bare? Fortunately, this amazingly beautiful little tree is perfectly happy to be grown in a yard near a patio, an outbuilding, or at the edge of a forest. Since it only grows to about 25 feet high with a 25-foot spread and sometimes not even that large, the yard does not even need to be very big to accommodate it. It Is Very Hardy The tree grows best in hardiness zones 5 to 9 and appreciates moist, acidic loam, though it can tolerate clay or sandy soil. It’s a moderate grower and adds 13 to 24 inches per year. It prefers full sun to part shade. The tree, which is the state tree of both Missouri and Virginia, blooms from April to May, though in southern climates, the white flowers can appear a couple of weeks earlier. The flowers, by the way, aren’t really flowers at all but white bracts that surround the real flowers, which are green and inconspicuous. The Tree Has Exotic Foliage The trees leaves are from 4 to 8 inches long and oval and have an unusual veining that make them look quilted. The tree itself needs little pruning, and seedlings can be grown from softwood cuttings. The tree can even be grown from seed, though the seeds need to be stratified to help them germinate. This means they need to be put in close layers in a moist growing medium. Get Your White Dogwood Tree At Garden Plant Nursery This little tree delights the eye not only with its white flowers in the spring but also with its fall foliage, is beautiful scarlet, yellow, or orange. The flowers give way to brilliant red, 1/2-inch-long berries that are found in tight clusters in October and eagerly eaten by birds and other wildlife. The bark and leaves are browsed by deer. For year round interest and ease of care, it’s hard to beat the white dogwood.

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

Pink Spirea Shrub

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

Blue Flag Iris

Blue Flag Iris blooms several violet-blue flowers with yellow veined sepals. It has a USDA hardiness zone of 3–9. Sturdy stalks support the plant, and sword-like leaves from a basal cluster frame the plants. The shade of violet-blue can vary. A small amount of white may be seen around the yellow veins as well. Attract Wildlife With Blue Flag Iris It grows to about two or three feet tall, and the flowers bloom from May through August. Out in nature, it is commonly found in meadows, by streams, by marshes and by swamps. Butterflies and hummingbirds love pollinating the flowers. People who add these plants to their garden like placing them in either partial shade or full sun. Utilizing Garden Plant Nursery Plants In human history, irises have represented power. The three parts of the flower have stood for wisdom, courage and faith. People have used the flowers for medical purposes in the past. Some tribes also made twine out of the outermost fibers of the leaves. Another use of the iris plant throughout history is creating powdered iris root. People would add this to perfumes and potpourri because it gives off a violet scent. Where To Plant This Perennial Plant Blue Flag Iris is a marginal aquatic plant, which means that it can sit in standing water up to four inches. They enjoy environments near a water source, such as a pond or lake. Some people like to add this type of plant to their pond area because it assists in water filtration. The flowers on are typically lighter in color. Western Flag flowers also have a color variation of sky blue and white. The hardiness zones and heights of these two plants are also different from Northern Flag. Southern Flag, hardiness of 5–9, reaches a height of 2–2.5 feet. Western Flag, hardiness of 3–8, is usually 1–1.4 feet tall.

Yellow Tulip

The Yellow Tulip, a radiant and cheerful springtime bloom, belongs to the Tulipa genus and is cherished for its vibrant and sunny appearance. These enchanting flowers are celebrated for their visual appeal, symbolizing happiness and positivity. They are known for their striking golden-yellow petals that form goblet-shaped blooms. These cheerful blossoms typically stand atop tall, slender stems, creating a captivating display in gardens, parks, and floral arrangements. The bright yellow hue of these tulips represents joy, friendship, and new beginnings, making them a popular choice for various occasions and celebrations. One of their most delightful aspects is their ability to usher in the spring season with a burst of color. As the winter chill subsides, these radiant blooms emerge, bringing warmth and vibrancy to the landscape. Their appearance is often associated with the arrival of spring and the renewal of life in the natural world. The Perennial Is Versatile They are highly versatile and can be used in various garden settings. Yellow Tulips thrive in well-drained soil and are best suited to locations that receive full to partial sunlight. These tulips are often planted in garden beds, borders, or containers, where their bright and cheerful presence can be appreciated. The Plants Ornamental Value Beyond their ornamental value, they symbolize happiness and positivity. They are frequently given as gifts to convey feelings of joy, appreciation, and friendship. Their sunny disposition makes them a favorite option for celebratory events. In summary, the Yellow Tulip is a radiant and cheerful springtime bloom celebrated for its golden-yellow petals and is associated with happiness and positivity. These vibrant flowers usher in the spring season with a burst of color, symbolizing the renewal of life and the joy it brings. Whether planted in gardens or presented as gifts, they add a touch of sunshine and warmth to outdoor spaces and special occasions, making them a cherished choice for those seeking to convey joy and appreciation. Buy Yellow Tulip At Garden Plant Nursery

Viburnum Dentatum

Viburnum dentatum, commonly known as the southern arrowwood or arrowwood viburnum, is a versatile deciduous shrub native to eastern North America. This attractive plant is celebrated for its ornamental qualities and value in landscaping and gardening. One of the most distinguishing features is its dense and rounded growth habit, making it an excellent choice for hedges, screens, or as a standalone specimen in gardens and landscapes. The plant typically reaches a height of 6 to 10 feet and spreads to a similar width, creating a complete and robust appearance. Its dark green, serrated leaves turn a beautiful reddish-purple in the fall, adding a splash of vibrant color to the landscape. In late spring to early summer, it produces clusters of creamy-white, fragrant flowers that attract pollinators like butterflies and bees. These flowers give way to glossy blue-black berries in late summer, which add aesthetic appeal and serve as a beneficial food origin for birds and wildlife. It Can Thrive In Various Soil Types The hardy viburnum dentatum shrub thrives in various soil types and is relatively low-maintenance, making it an ideal choice for experienced and novice gardeners. It is also known for its adaptability to different environmental conditions, including sunny and partially shaded areas. The Shrub Is Resilient Furthermore, it has a strong and resilient constitution, making it an excellent choice for creating windbreaks and providing garden privacy. Its dense foliage and adaptable nature make it attractive for landscaping projects in diverse settings, from urban parks to rural landscapes. In summary, Viburnum dentatum, or southern arrowwood, is a delightful deciduous shrub known for its attractive appearance, adaptability, and ease of care. Its lush green foliage, fragrant flowers, and colorful berries contribute to its appeal, making it a popular option for landscape architects and homeowners. Whether used as a hedge, screen, or standalone feature, this versatile plant adds beauty and vibrancy to outdoor spaces while supporting local wildlife. Buy Viburnum Dentatum At Garden Plant Nursery

Fleabane Daisy

Fleabane Daisy is a member of the aster family has an erect, hairy stem that bears flowerheads full of white or pale pink ray flowers near the top of the plant. These flowers surround a yellow disk near and are held up by green sepals. The fragrance is mild but noticeable. In this the plant is much like its cousin the oxeye daisy though the rays, which can number 50 to 120, are short compared to the diameter of the disk. It may also be mistaken for an aster, but it blooms much earlier in the season. The toothed, slender, lance-shaped, hairy leaves are up to 5 inches in length and the plant increases from 1 to 5 feet tall. It gets its name from the belief that the flowers, when dried, would chase the fleas out of a house. Benefits Of Fleabane Daisy Some botanists believe that the plant is an annual or a biannual, which means it only lives for one season or two seasons. Others believe it is a perennial. Even if the plant is an annual, it self-seeds so abundantly many gardeners treat it like a perennial. When To Plant This Perennial It is best for hardiness zones 3 to 8 and flowers from June to October, though there maybe a pause in blooming during the hottest part of the summer. The flowers lead to achenes which have tufts that allow the wind to blow them away. Us At Garden Plants Nursery Love This Plant Fleabane daisy prefers well-drained loam and full sun, though it can do well in partial sun and is not particular about the kind of soil as long as it drains well. Some gardeners find that it flourishes in gravelly, clayey, alkaline soil. Seedlings should be thinned to about 18 inches apart, and the plants can be divided in spring. It is a wonderful plant for a meadow garden and attracts a host of pollinators.

Purple Tulip

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

Pink Weigela

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

Lilac Shrub

Lilac shrubs, scientifically known as Syringa, are beloved ornamental plants renowned for their fragrant and attractive blooms. These deciduous shrubs belong to the Oleaceae family and are native to Europe and Asia. They have been cultivated for centuries and have become a symbol of springtime in many cultures. One of the most distinctive features of the shrubs is their striking clusters of small, tubular-shaped flowers. These flowers come in various colors, the most common being purple, lavender, pink, and white. The blossoms typically have a sweet and enchanting fragrance that can perfume the air in gardens and landscapes during their blooming season, usually in late spring to early summer, depending on the sort and climate. Size Of The Ornamental Shrub The shrubs are typically medium-sized, reaching 5 to 15 feet (1.5 to 4.5 meters) and forming dense, bushy growth. They are known for their heart-shaped leaves, usually arranged opposite each other along the branches. The leaves provide an attractive backdrop for the colorful flowers, and they turn yellow or yellowish-brown in the fall, adding to the shrub's seasonal appeal. Lilac Shrub Is Relatively Low-maintenance These plants are relatively straightforward to care for and thrive in well-drained soil with full to partial sunlight. They are also quite cold and hardy, making them suitable for temperate regions, and pruning the shrubs after flowering is essential to encourage new growth and maintain their shape. The shrubs are a favorite among gardeners and landscapers for their aesthetic appeal and sweet fragrance. They are often used as standalone ornamental specimens, hedges, or as part of mixed borders. Additionally, the flowers can be cut and used in floral arrangements or as fragrant indoor decorations. In summary, the shrubs are cherished for their stunning springtime displays of fragrant flowers and their overall hardiness in various climates. Whether you're looking to add a touch of elegance and fragrance to your garden or create a nostalgic springtime atmosphere, the shrubs are an excellent choice for any landscape. Buy Now At Garden Plant Nursery

Daffodils

The Daffodil, scientifically known as Narcissus, is a popular spring-flowering perennial plant celebrated for its cheerful and vibrant blooms. It belongs to the Amaryllidaceae family and is native to Europe and North Africa, though it has been widely grown and naturalized in many parts of the world. They are cherished for their striking beauty and are common in gardens, parks, and floral arrangements. This Perennial Is Long-Lived Daffodils are characterized by their distinctive trumpet-shaped flowers, which typically feature six petal-like tepals arranged in two layers. The central trumpet-like structure, known as the corona, surrounds a cluster of stamens and contrasts in color with the surrounding tepals. The most common color is bright yellow, but it can also be found in shades of white, cream, orange, and even pink. Daffodils Are Extremely Versatile One of their remarkable attributes is their ability to thrive in different conditions and soil types. They are typically rugged and simple to grow, making them an ideal option for beginner and professional gardeners. The bulbs are usually planted in the fall, allowing them to establish roots before producing stunning blooms in the spring. They are often used to create colorful borders, naturalize woodland areas, or add vibrant accents to flower beds. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, they hold cultural and symbolic significance. In many cultures, daffodils symbolize renewal, hope, and the arrival of spring. They are also associated with the celebration of Easter in some regions. They are a true herald of spring, bringing joy and a sense of renewal with their bright and cheerful blossoms. Their ease of cultivation and versatility in landscaping have made them a beloved flower in gardens worldwide, and their timeless beauty continues to captivate people of all ages. Shop Today At Wholesale Nursery Co