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Annual Flowers
Landscaping in Full Shade: Tips for Your Success
Learning how to garden in full shade can be daunting at first, but when you see an underused shady space transformed into something beautiful, it becomes a very rewarding experience. Let’s talk about the key bits of knowledge you’ll need to establish a garden in the shade. We’ll cover the advantages, disadvantages and tips for
Flowering Shrubs
How to Grow Landscape Roses
Few garden flowers have stood the test of time like roses. For centuries, they have been revered for their bouquet-worthy summertime blooms. There are so many different types of roses, from climbing forms to hybrid tea, floribunda and more, but for our purposes here, we are focusing on how to grow landscape roses. All of
Pepper ‘Ristra Cayenne Hybrid’
The largest in our Hot Pepper line, ‘Ristra Cayenne Hybrid’ reaches lengths of 12 inches long. These hot peppers twist and curl and are a great choice for drying. ‘Ristras’ are easy to grow; they start off a lime green and ripen to bright red as they age. This variety is a heavy producer and
Pepper ‘Burning Bush’
- Perfect for Sauces and Salsa,
- Hot Pepper with Touch of Sweetness,
- Full Sunlight
Annual Flowers
10 Inspired Ways to Style Your Porch and Patio
Ready for some porch and patio inspiration? The ten styling ideas you’ll see here will get your creative wheels turning. There’s a little something for everyone and every time of the year. Dressing up your patio can be as fun as decorating your living room when you consider the uses for the space and the
Garden Crossings Garden Center
We’re Growing…AGAIN!
Who says winter is a time of rest for gardeners? We are hard at work behind the scenes during these cold and snowy months to create the best possible experience for our customers in 2020. Greenhouse Expansion About a year ago, we told you about the new 13,000 square feet of growing, staging and shipping
Garden Crossings Garden Center
Go Inside Garden Crossings
Running a garden center is challenging but definitely has its benefits. In this blog, we’re going inside Garden Crossings to see how this family business works on the daily, which plants members of the staff enjoy the most, and looking at this season’s ups and downs. I interviewed owner Heidi Grasman and a few members