March Perennials 2017
Click through for a rundown of our current stock of perennials and suggestions of what to do with them for those worried about upcoming freezing weather.
Did Someone Say Hellebores?
Hellebores are here! Signaling that spring is just around the corner, these easy, winter-blooming perennials are one of Stephanie’s favorites. Click through to learn why.
Growing Hellebores: You Don’t Need to Know Much
Hellebores lure a strong following of plant aficionados who pride themselves on their vast horticultural knowledge, but you don’t have to be an expert to enjoy them with lasting success. Read on for growing tips and some of our favorite varieties.
All About Daylilies
Providing reliable color and demanding little except our appreciation, daylilies make a great addition to any sunny garden. Take a closer look.
5 Favorite Summer Blooming Perennials
Many of us tend to shop for plants in the spring, often buying only what’s in bloom, but this means that we miss out on perennials that bloom in the height of summer. Read on for 5 reliable summer perennials.
Perennial Gardens at Behnke’s in March
March is a great time to watch perennials as they start to emerge. Larry Hurley observes some of the changes since the last growing season in the Behnke’s display gardens.
A Garden’s Welcome Mat: The Textures of Plants
Guest blogger, Emily, loves gardening for the senses, all the senses. Read about her journey to transform her garden into touchable paradise.
Living Bird Feeders
Feeding wild birds is a shared pastime for many of us and what could be easier and more convenient than having your garden do the feeding? Learn how and what to plant to attract birds year-round.
Planting for Winter: Herbaceous Things
Infuse your winter garden with color using these recommendations for perennials and bulbs.
Unwrapping Gifts After the Holidays
With the unseasonably warm weather we had in December, blogger Emily Stashower is enjoying watching plants emerge both indoors and out. These are nature’s gifts.
The Dog and Pony Show is Winding Down, but the Party is Far From Over
As the sun gets lower in the sky and our days slowly begin to get shorter, plants are reacting to these subtle, seasonal changes by curbing their eagerness to please and focusing instead on hunkering down for the long haul. …