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Encore Azaleas are pretty amazing. With so many different colors (from reds to purples to pinks, whites, and even bicolor blooms) to choose from you are sure to find just what you are looking for in a flowering shrub. Encore...
Hydrangea arborescens are native plants that are excellent landscape choices for shady areas in your landscape. They grow naturally in moist soils in shady hardwood forests, on rocky slopes, and along woodland roads and streams. Commonly called smooth or wild...
The Little Gem Magnolia is a dwarf version of the Southern Magnolia. This compact tree boasts fabulous fragrant flowers from spring through summer. Growing to about 25 feet tall and 10 to 15 feet wide this evergreen magnolia tree is a...
Fast growing privacy trees are evergreens that when planted next to each other create a living green screen. This is an attractive option for blocking out unwanted sights and keeping neighbors from peering in without the huge expense of an...
Fig Trees are hardy and easy to grow. They come in a variety of sizes, but even the larger fig trees tolerate heavy pruning and can be grown in pots. Figs are self pollinating so you only need one tree to...
Redbud trees are one of the very first trees to bloom in spring and boy do they put on a show! This tree isn’t as well know as it is well recognized. You may overlook most blooming trees on a...
The White Kousa Dogwood shows off in spring with a stunning and abundant floral display. The pretty green leaves highlight the lovely four bract flowers. In fall the show goes on with reddish purple autumn foliage. In its youth this...
Deer Resistant Bush Varieties 1. Barberry Berberis sp. Barberries are easy to grow shrubs that are great for adding color and texture to small spaces. These tough bushes are deer and disease resistant, salt tolerant, and low maintenance! Barberry plants...
The Rising Sun Redbud (Cercis Canadensis 'JN2') puts on quite a show. New leaves emerge orange and transform as they age, first into peach, then vivid yellow, next chartreuse, and ultimately to a deep green. But the outstanding color doesn’t end there....
