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Tiarella, Foamflower

Divide them in early spring before flowering or later in the summer if desired. Tiarellas do well in colder climate zones but extended winter wetness will cause damage. Decayed leaves should be removed. Plant with: Astilbe, Columbine, Coral Bells, Cordyalis, Hosta, Lilyturf, Lungwort and Meadow Rue. Planting Instructions: Perennials Water & Fertilizer Schedule

Ligularia, Ragwort

Ragwort/ Leopard Plant Ligularia Ligularias are at their best when grown in cool, moist locations in part shade. Protection from the hot, afternoon sun in the south is essential to prevent wilting. They are a natural for the pond side where there is a constant supply of moisture, though they do require good drainage. Photo […]

Rhamnus, Buckthorn

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Tradescantia, Spiderwort

Description: A vigorous, easy to grow selection with vibrant golden foliage and gentian-blue flowers. Versatile, growing in most any soil type, even wet bogs. Cut back long sprawling stems after primary bloom and plants will re-bloom come fall.

Oxydendron, Sourwood

Athyrium, Japanese Painted Fern

Japanese Painted Fern (also known as Tatting Fern, Lady Fern & Southern Lady Fern) Athyrium Description: All of these varieties enjoy moist shady locations, some will tolerate some sun if the soil is very moist as on the edge of a pond or stream. With their open texture and graceful appearance, ferns make a wonderful […]

Armeria, Seathrift

Seathrift, Sea Pink Armeria Description: Low tufted foliage and globe-shaped flowers. Dead-heading will prolong flowering. Division should be performed in early spring and is necessary to rejuvenate the plant. Do not fertilize. Photo courtesy of Walters Gardens, Inc.

Belamcanda, Leopard Lily

Tom's Blogs

October 24, 2014With the hard frost of last week, tree digging will begin next week on our array of shade trees that will be “planted” into the nursery holding beds in which small gravel will secure the trees for not only winter, but during the spring selling season as well. The gravel is especially effective […]

Raspberries

Description: Raspberries can be used in a variety of appealing ways. Freshly prepared and sugared raspberries are excellent when served alone or used to make a raspberry sundae. The fruit can also be used to make delicious jams, jellies, pies, and other desserts. Besides their excellent flavor, raspberries are a nutritious food, contributing vitamins A […]

Herbicides, Weed Killers & Lawn Weed Killers

I’d like to kill the weeds in my lawn without harming my grass, is there anything I can use? There are a few products to use on a lawn to kill broadleaf weeds. In spring, use Speed Zone and in the summer months, use Bonide’s Weed Beater Lawn Weed Killer. How do I kill poison […]

Carex, Sedge Grass

Gardening Dictionary – Home

Gardening successfully requires a knowledge of techniques and materials, and an appreciation for the versatility of the plants that grow in your region. But it also demands a basic understanding of plant growth and its integral relationship to climate, soil, water, sunlight, nutrients, and the other organisms – both good and bad – that populate […]

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