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(Cotoneaster) Cotoneaster Silverstone is a standout option when you want a graceful, low-growing shrub with visual interest through multiple seasons. It thrives best in USDA Zones 5 through 10, making it a versatile choice for many gardens. Expect it to reach about 2 to 3 feet in height with a spread of 4 to 6
(Smooth Hydrangea) Invincibelle Wee White® 2.0 Hydrangea is a true garden gem compact, reliable, and bursting with beautiful blooms from early summer through fall. This improved version of the beloved original offers stronger stems, longer-lasting flowers, and an even more refined, rounded habit. It’s the perfect choice for gardeners who want the classic look of
(Elderberry) Soft color and graceful texture make Sambucus Pink Pony Elderberry an elegant addition to any landscape. This hardy shrub stands out with its dense cut, burgundy/ near black foliage that adds movement and contrast throughout the season. In late spring to early summer, it produces clusters of soft pink to deep pink flowers that
Crack and crevice gardening transforms narrow gaps between stones, walls, and pathways into intentional, living garden spaces. It focuses on using tight pockets of soil, natural drainage, and heat-reflective surfaces to create beautiful displays in areas where most plants would struggle. With thoughtful placement and an eye for texture and scale, these once-problematic spaces become striking architectural features
Interested in adding window boxes to dress up your home’s curb appeal? We’ve got you covered with these window box ideas for summer. Here are some helpful planting and maintenance tips plus ten fun recipes to try this year. Window Box Gardening Tips Growing plants in window boxes is a lot like growing them in
