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Few plants offer the classy appeal of the Italian Cypress. This living column adds property value and instant curb appeal to your home. Not only does this elegant evergreen improve the look of your landscape, it grows quickly, as much...
Pink Muhly Grass is a popular perennial ornamental grass that is native to the Southeastern United States, and parts of New England. Known for producing eye-catching pink flower plumes, muhly grass demands attention wherever it’s planted. It’s the perfect addition...
So how do you know when to prune hydrangeas? That is a question that shouldn’t be answered without a follow up question or two. The answer is pretty easy if you know the variety or type of hydrangea you have,...
In almost every list of shade loving plants you will find plants that still require sun generally described by the term part shade. All of the plants on this particular list can thrive in a full shade garden. So for...
Black Diamond Crape Myrtle are perfect for small areas and urban yards with minimal space. They make great front yard trees.The pretty ruffled blooms come in a variety of colors and offer intense contrast to the deep burgundy-purple to black foliage....
From lavender purple blooms to plum purple leaves the Forest Pansy Redbud has tons of purple power. If you love purple this is the tree for you! The petite purple blooms are plentiful and quite literally coat the tree in...
Figs are a delicious and healthy fruit that are surprisingly easy to grow. Fig trees planted in the ground require no care once they are established. But not everyone has the luxury of being able to plant a fruit tree in...
Everyone loves the crape myrtle. From its gorgeous shape to its multiple trunks to its long lasting colorful blooms this tree has all you could want in a stand out landscape tree. As many of you know these trees can...
Timing is everything, especially when it comes to the application of pre-emergent weed control herbicides like LESCO's Dimension to control summer annual weeds.
Rule of thumb is to get the application down before the soil temperatures are 50-55 degrees for five or more consecutive days.
