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Queen Of The Vines

Clematis Care Tips

Clematis RoguchiWhere do you find that unusual clematis vine for your mailbox or arbor garden? At Garden Crossings! We have dozens of Clematis varieties, including many that you can’t find anywhere else. Don’t settle for common clematis, when you can enjoy exquisite climbing vines with bell-shaped, fringed, or double-flowering blooms. While vines with flowers in shades of purple are common, we also have pink, burgundy, white, and even yellow flowered clematis. Keep clematis color in your garden all year with spring and fall flowering varieties. Don’t have a lot of room for a clematis vine? Enjoy a compact clematis anywhere in the perennial garden.

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Simple Space Saving Solutions-

Compact Flowering Shrubs

When space is limited we recommend compact plants. That being said compact space can be a little different for those who live in the big city who may be lucky to have a 10×10 garden or those who live in an urban area with a slightly bigger back yard. I am going to concentrate on shrubs that have been breed to take less than 3 foot of space, where in the past may have reached heights and widths of 5-8 foot.

For many urban gardeners the thought of shrubs is just not even a thought, shrubs just get way to big! In the past that may have been true, but now there are several ‘old’ shrubs that have been breed to have compact/dwarf habits. Again I will remind you “You don’t have to give up your dreams, you can just shrink them.”

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Container Gardening Open House

Plant Your Very Own!Container Gardening Open House

Spring is in the Air at Garden Crossings!!!
Garden Crossings would like to introduce you to Spring a little early. We would like to invite you to our seventh annual Container Gardening Open House on Friday March 25 from 5pm-8pm and Saturday March 26, 2016 between the hours of 10am-2pm. Tell all your friends. No, better yet, bring your friends for a couple hours of fun.

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Do It Yourself Butterfly Feeders…

For The Crafty Gardener!

Do it Yourself Butterfly FeederDo you consider yourself crafty? Do you like little garden accessories in your flower beds? I sure do! Recently we held a Pinterest Party in which we made Butterfly feeders for our garden and landscapes. If you are even just a little bit crafty, this project is for you.

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The Multifaceted Black Lace™ Elderberry

Planting and Baking with Elderberry

Black Lace™ Sambucus ElderberryWhen you decide to plant a shrub, you are more than likely thinking about a shrub that will last for quite some time or one that will provide some type of interest in your landscape. With Black Lace™ Sambucus you will get those benefits as well as an edible treat. If you enjoy planting and baking, you will enjoy this Proven WinnersⓇ Color ChoiceⓇ Flowering Shrub.

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July: Gardening Activities

Deadheading Will Help  your Flowers Continue To FlourishThese are the salad days of summer! Guests at your 4th of July picnics and barbecues will enjoy the harvest from your fruit and vegetable gardens and you can use the cut flowers to decorate your tables, inside and out.

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JAZZ HANDS® Velvet Loropetalum

(Chinese Fringe-flower) Loropetalum Jazz Hands® Velvet brings rich color and texture to the landscape like no other. This standout variety features luxurious dark purple foliage with bright red new growth that holds its color beautifully from spring through fall, adding drama and contrast to your garden design. In spring, the plant bursts into bloom with

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SUREFIRE CASCADE™ Red Begonia

(Cascading Begonia) Brighten your garden and containers with Surefire Cascade™ Red Begonia, a show-stopping trailing begonia bred for bold, nonstop color. This vigorous, weather-tough variety forms a lush canopy of glossy, deep green foliage from which large, vivid red blooms emerge in waves, filling your outdoor space with vibrant impact from spring straight through frost.

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Strawberry ‘Eversweet’

(Strawberry- Everbearing) Strawberry ‘Eversweet’ is a heat-tough, day-neutral (everbearing) variety that produces sweet, bright-red berries from spring through fall. Instead of one big June crop, it flowers and fruits in repeated waves, delivering a steady harvest for snacking, salads, and shortcake. The berries are flavorful, aromatic, and conical, and plants maintain fruit quality even during

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Annual Flowers

Year in Review: Top 10 Plants of 2024

As we look forward to planning our gardens in the new year, it helps to look back at where we’ve been and examine the garden “wins” that deserve repeating. In that vein, we present to you our top 10 garden performers of 2024. Top 3 Annuals of 2024 SunPatiens® Compact Tropical Rose impatiens If you

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