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About Us
https://youtu.be/rSBgO917oTQ Meet Heidi: Brand Specialist, Chief Cheerleader and Mom Heidi works every day to spread her passion for plants and gardening, a love she discovered after meeting her husband, Rod. When she’s not helping customers in the store, Heidi inspires people through Garden Crossings’ social pages, runs in-store workshops, attends trade shows and takes
Caring for Your Heuchera
Common Name(s): Alumroot, Coral Bells Description: With its colorful foliage, Heuchera is the perfect perennial to brighten up any garden throughout the entire growing season. Heuchera forms attractive basal mounds with heart-shaped, rounded, or triangular leaves which can be smooth wavy, or ruffled. The leaf coloration varies by cultivar, but mainly includes various hues of
Caring for Your Hostas
Common Name(s): Hosta, Plantain lily, Funkia Description: With its ease of growth, variety of plant shapes and sizes available, and diversity of leaf colorations, Hosta is one of the most desirable perennials for gardens with partial to full shade. In the landscape, the foliage can provide a bold presence while softening the appearance of well
Ten Unique Plants for Shade Gardens
Looking for something unique to spice up your shade garden? As an avid shade gardener myself, I’ve grown well over a thousand different kinds of plants. In today’s blog, I’m sharing five of my favorite perennials and shrubs you might not have tried yet. Maybe they will become some of your favorites, too!
Why Didn’t My Hydrangea Bloom?
There’s just something about the plump, fluffy blossoms of hydrangeas that make them some of the most loved of all flowers. Maybe you carried them in your bridal bouquet or they remind you of your favorite aunt. We totally get that it can be really frustrating when you’ve taken the time to plant them and they don’t bloom. Let’s figure out how to turn that situation around together.
Hostas: Minis or Maxies?
Hostas: Minis or Maxies?
Do you garden large, or in miniature? Whichever your preference, Garden Crossings has hosta varieties that fit the bill. Our favorite of the giant hosta varieties is almost a shrub, it’s so huge. Empress Wu has large deep green leaves, a foot or more in length. The whole plant has a spread of between 5-6 feet and gets up to four feet tall. It’s truly a showstopper.
Are you more of a mini gardener? We have small hosta varieties for you, too. ‘Fireworks’ is a variegated variety with green edges and white centers. This hosta reaches a mature height of 8-10 inches and a spread of 6-8 inches. The leaves grow in an upright pattern, giving it a unique habit.
Epimedium ‘Hugs and Kisses’
(Barrenwort) ‘Hugs and Kisses’ Epimedium is a unique addition to your shade garden. In mid to late spring distinctly shaped, deep pink blooms appear on long thin stems. These blooms stand out against foliage that is a muted green color with a dusting of red. Commonly called Barrenwort, epimediums thrive in part shade to full
Epimedium ‘Woodland Elf’
(Barrenwort) Epimedium ‘Hugs and Kisses’ is a charming, shade-loving perennial known for its delicate blooms and attractive foliage. In early to mid-spring, it produces a profusion of soft pink and raspberry-colored flowers with long, graceful spurs that seem to float above the foliage. While not known for attracting pollinators in large numbers, bees may visit
How to Garden in Sandy Soil
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.