Some of our favorite plants for the season!
Spotlight Plants
Coral Bells
Coral Bells, also known as Heuchera, are prized for their stunning foliage and delicate, bell-shaped flowers. These perennials come in a variety of leaf colors, including shades of green, burgundy, bronze, and silver, adding year-round interest to the garden. In the fall, Coral Bells produce airy flower spikes that attract pollinators. Native to North America, Coral Bells thrive in partial shade and well-drained soil. They prefer cooler temperatures and require regular watering to keep the foliage looking fresh. In Cedarburg, Coral Bells can provide vibrant color and texture throughout the fall season. Coral Bells are versatile and can be used in borders, rock gardens, and as ground cover. Their attractive foliage and delicate flowers make them a standout in any garden design. By incorporating Coral Bells into your garden, you can enjoy their beauty and support local pollinators.
Double Play Blue Kazoo Spirea
The Double Play Blue Kazoo Spirea is a low-maintenance deciduous shrub that will add a subtle beauty to the area around it. The delicate white blooms of summer are gorgeous, while the myriad colors of the leaves are wonderfully unique until they turn into a terrific...
Raspberry Wine Bee Balm
The Raspberry Wine Bee Balm is a wonderful perennial that grows best in full sun to half sun/half shade. It doesn ’t mind getting wet but doesn ’t do well in dry conditions so make sure you keep it watered in the dog days of summer. With a long blooming season, from...
Pink Sparkles Crabapple
The Pink Sparkles Crabapple will attract pollinators with its gorgeous pink blossoms all through spring, with fruit that remains into winter for the wildlife. Growing to about 14 ’ tall and 10 ’ wide this is a great tree to add color to your yard in both spring and...
Blue Point Juniper
The Blue Point Juniper is a sturdy choice of evergreen. It can handle most soils but doesn't like high moisture. It has a low spread, only 4'-5' on average, but grows to 12' tall in the right conditions. It is somewhat slow growing though, with a growth rate of about...
Purrsian Blue Catmint
If you need a reason to buy the Purrsian Blue Catmint other than the name, there are plenty of others. It blooms from early summer to early fall, in a light blue hue. It's very drought resistant and can grow in some pretty terrible soils. You don ’t have to worry too...
Aronia Ground Hug®
The Aronia Ground Hug lives up to its name. It will hug your soil and be happy with just about anything, making it a perfect plant for anywhere you need it to be. A natural weed preventer, it will stop any competition with its dense foliage. Maxing out at 14 inches...