After winter storms and cold spells strike, we head out to look at the garden, wondering what has survived and how to go about recovering from potential damage. So far, a message from a customer...

While most of our landscape plants slumber through the winter, there are a few who thrive during the colder months. For steady, reliable color in the garden, look to Heuchera as a "must-have"...

The month of February can deliver unpredictable weather, but plenty of “sun breaks”! Be ready to jump in the garden when conditions are right. For Fresh Color Bring easy color to porch and walkway:...

The genus Helleborus consists of 15 different species of hardy, low-growing, mostly evergreen perennials that bloom in a range of colors in late winter or early spring with long-lasting flowers....

January in the garden is mostly a time for planning and preparation for spring! For Fresh Color Spruce up your front porch with fresh flower pots of primroses and maybe a new welcome mat! For the...

Our temperate climate and generally mild winter allows us to plant practically year-round (we’re so lucky)! December is still a good time to plant deciduous trees and shrubs. For Fresh Color Now...

Native to Japan and slightly lesser-known than Camellia japonica, Sasanqua Camellias are fall and winter-blooming (October through January, depending on the cultivar), broadleaf evergreen shrubs...

Conifer plants tend to shine in the wintertime, whether they are in containers or in the landscape. Although most are stately and towering, dwarf conifers are smaller, often slower-growing than the...

The purchase of a living Christmas tree (instead of a fresh-cut tree) is a wonderful way to celebrate the holiday season and provide an addition to your landscape! Living Christmas trees take some...