Let us help you with your garden Inspiration with our three in one plant combination! Enjoy the beautiful colors of Superbells® Double Amber, Supertunia Mini Vista® Indigo, and Superbena Sparkling® Amethyst planted in your landscape or in your container gardens. The ‘Polar Peach’ combination forms a mounded/trailing habit suitable for all your garden designs. This
Enjoy a trio of color with our three in one plant combination! Enjoy the beautiful colors of draping SILVER FALLS™, soft SUPERTUNIA® MINI VISTA™ White, and thrilling UNPLUGGED® SO BLUE™ planted in your landscape or in your container gardens. The combination Early Riser has a mounding/trailing habit mixed with silvers, whites, and blues that will
Enjoy the beautiful colors ofSupertunia® Mini Vista Hot Pink, Supertunia® Lovie Dovie, and Superbells® Yellow planted in your landscape, hanging baskets or in your container gardens. ‘Sunglasses’ grows best in full sun to part sun locations. We recommend fertilizing your combination at least every other week with a water-soluble fertilizer. Our expert recipes take the
Meet the national plants of the year 2024! Each year, Proven Winners awards top prizes for their most exemplary annuals, perennials, shrubs and container recipes under the National Plants and Recipes of the Year program. This makes it easy for home gardeners like you to identify the very best plants in each plant category. If
You might be a seasoned pro at growing annuals in containers, but knowing how to use them in the landscape can be a little trickier. Let’s take a look at seven unique ways annuals can quickly enhance the look of your garden, even if you live where the growing season is short. #1 – Fill
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
Ever wonder how professional garden designers put together color combinations and create perfect textural contrast in the landscape? By following a few basic principles, you can do it yourself! Here’s a quick visual study of how it’s done. The Color Wheel Artists, interior decorators and garden designers alike all use the same color wheel when
