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Let us help you with your garden Inspiration with our three in one plant combination! Enjoy the beautiful colors of Supertunia® Royal Magenta®, Superbells® White, and Superbena® COBALT™ planted in your landscape or in your container gardens. The ‘Raspberry Yogurt’ combination forms a mounded/trailing habit suitable for all your garden designs. This Proven Winners® annual
Let us help you with your garden Inspiration with our three-in-one plant combination! Enjoy the beautiful colors and vigor of Supertunia Vista® Bubblegum®, Supertunia Vista® Snowdrift™, and Supertunia Vista® Jazzberry™ planted in your landscape or in your container gardens. The Supertunia Vista® series of Supertunia® are powerhouse performers with never-ending blooms and vigor. The ‘Share
Let us help you with your garden Inspiration with our three in one plant combination! Enjoy the beautiful colors and vigor of Superbells® Coralina, Supertunia® Honey, and Superbena® Peachy Keen planted in your landscape or in your container gardens. The ‘Beach Sunset’ combination forms a mounded/trailing habit in your landscape plantings as well as for
“What is that flower?” is a question that I often get asked when people see these huge flowers in my garden. When my answer is a Hibiscus they often feel let down, let down because people often associate Hibiscus with the tropical kinds that can only be grown in the South.
The phrase I hear a lot of lately from my toddler is, “Me help”. The task can be making a meal, bringing in the groceries, or planting up a new combination in a pot, and the list goes on. How can I resist the sweet little voice asking to help? Kids of all ages love to play in the dirt. So why not include them in your planting and let them experience the joy of planting a beautiful arrangement that they can take pride in.
For centuries, people have placed great meaning on flowers and used them as a subtle way of communicating. Long before you could pick up your phone and text someone your thoughts, flowers were used as a unique unspoken “language”. Today, we tend to assign our own meanings to specific flowers and their colors. You might
