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(Yarrow) Achillea New Vintage™ White is a compact, long-blooming yarrow variety prized for its bright, pure white flower clusters and strong garden performance. Blooming from early summer through late summer, it offers months of color and interest, especially when deadheaded regularly. The flowers sit atop upright, fern-like silvery-green foliage that adds texture even when not
(Butterfly Bush) Buddleia Chrysalis™ Blue is a compact, butterfly-attracting shrub that delivers rich lavender-blue flower spikes from summer into fall. Its tidy, mounded habit makes it ideal for small gardens, borders, and containers. Despite its smaller size, this butterfly bush provides nonstop color and fragrance, drawing in bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds throughout the season. Hardy
(Butterfly Bush) Buddleia Chrysalis™ Pink is a compact, fragrant butterfly bush that brings soft pink color and pollinator activity to the garden all season long. Blooming from summer through fall, it produces dense spikes of rosy-pink flowers that attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds in abundance. This variety is part of the Chrysalis™ series, known for
(Butterfly Bush) Buddleia Chrysalis™ Purple is a compact, pollinator-friendly butterfly bush that delivers rich purple flower spikes from summer through fall. Its fragrant blooms are a magnet for butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds, making it a valuable addition to pollinator gardens. Part of the Chrysalis™ series, this variety is known for its dwarf habit and continuous
(Butterfly Bush) Buddleia Chrysalis™ White is a compact, fragrant butterfly bush that adds elegance and pollinator power to the garden with its pure white flower spikes. Blooming continuously from summer into fall, the bright blossoms attract butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds, providing essential nectar during the growing season. Part of the Chrysalis™ series, this dwarf variety
(Ironweed )’Prairie Princess’ Vernonia, commonly known as ironweed, is a bold and beautiful native perennial that brings vibrant color and pollinator activity to late-season gardens. This variety showcases clusters of vivid purple flowers atop tall, sturdy stems, creating a striking vertical element in the landscape from late summer into early fall. Reaching a height of
Sandy soil can be more of a blessing than a curse – IF you know how to deal with it. In this article, you’ll see the advantages of gardening in sand, plus find tips for watering, fertilizing, amending the soil, and choosing plants that will thrive in your sandy soil.
