Some of our favorite plants for the season!
Spotlight Plants
Karen Azalea
Karen Azalea is a spring-blooming shrub that delivers a beautiful burst of color just as your garden is waking up for the season. Known for its vibrant lavender-pink flowers and compact, rounded habit, this deciduous azalea is a favorite for foundation plantings, borders, and woodland edges. Blooming in mid-to-late spring, Karen Azalea produces masses of rosy purple blossoms with a hint of red in the throat, creating a striking contrast against its glossy, dark green foliage. The flowers cover the shrub in a bold display that lasts for weeks — right when your spring bulbs are finishing and summer perennials are just starting to grow. Karen Azalea grows to about 3 to 4 feet tall and wide, making it a versatile choice for smaller garden spaces or as a colorful accent in larger landscapes. It has a tidy, mounding shape and looks especially nice when planted in groups or layered into a...
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...
Gray Dogwood
The Gray Dogwood shrub is great for wildlife, as the fruit it produces are a great food source for all sorts of critters. Expect plenty of birds to hang around your property in fall. The stems of these fruits hang around during winter, adding some much-needed color....
Scentara Lilac
The Scentara Lilac is an amazing plant, just like any lilac bush. When full grown it can grow up to 8 feet tall, attracting all kinds of pollinators and hummingbirds. In order to ensure your plant is as healthy as possible, make sure it gets full sun, and if not only...
Firewitch Dianthus
The Firewitch Dianthus flowers pink from mid-spring to mid-summer. Don't prune this plant down to the ground in fall, because in winter months the green foliage may remain as it is an evergreen. Known for being deer resistant and extremely hardy, it can handle almost...
Chanticleer Pear
The Chanticleer Pear is a type of Callery pear tree, with limited spread in the crown, making it a great tree for areas with limited space in the canopy, or for a row of ornamentals. It blossoms white in spring, and the leaves turn an assortment of colors in fall,...