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underrated indoor plants & why we love them(Post)
Some of our FavsPhilodendron cordatum LemonIt’s easy to love this plant with it’s heart-shaped leaves and simple care. Grow Philodendron cordatum Lemon in low to medium indirect light and water well
Lobelia(Post)Lobelia (Cardinal Flower/Great Blue) Charming gardeners and pollinators alike, Lobelia, of the Lobeliaceae plant family, is a colorful group of over 1,000 species. Their gorgeous fan-sha
Jessie's Holiday Home(Post)Jessie's Holiday Home Welcome to my holiday home. This week I thought it would be fun to share a few of my holiday decorating moments with you! I'm Jessie, the owner of Tonkadale Greenho
Shrubs 101(Post)May 18, 2022 Shrub-A-Shrub-A-Woo-Woo Shrubs are the backbone of any well planned garden adding structure and interest all season long
Fresh Picks: Exciting New Perennials in 2026(Post)Fresh Picks: Exciting New Perennials for 2026 As the seasons shift and we gear up for another growing year, there’s a buzz of excitement in the greenhouse as we welcome new additions to
Ask Annie- Designing a Perennial Garden Bed(Post)How Can I Design a Perennial Garden Bed from Scratch Without Feeling Overwhelmed? -Carly in zone 4b Hey Carly, congrats on starting a new garden! Starting from scratch can feel equal parts exc
Paeonia(Post)Paeonia (Peony) As spring continues to rouse slumbering perennials from their winter dormancy, breathing new signs of life into sleepy gar
How to Build a Terrarium(Post)How to Build a Terrarium Terrariums are tiny, contained landscapes. The word terrarium is derived from the Latin word terra, meaning earth, and the suffix -arium which denotes a vessel o
How to Transition Houseplants Indoors for the Season(Post)How to Transition Houseplants Indoors for the Season As we make our way towards the shortest days of the year, it’s time to start bringing indoor plants back inside for the season. Let
Houseplant Trends for 2022(Post)Houseplant Trends for you (because we’re feeling) 2022 Bigger is better Beep, Beep, Beep. Back it up and make way for massive specimen plants. Think Fiddle Leaf Figs, but bigger - more
Cool Weather Outside, Bring Houseplants Inside(Post)Cool Weather Outside, Bring Houseplants Inside Summer has made way for a gorgeous fall season, and we all know what comes next. Winter! As we make our way towards the shortest days of th
Texture and Color in the Shade Garden(Post)Big trees are a gorgeous feature in the landscape. They can create a challenge for gardeners who wish to plant in those lower light conditions, though. Shade gardening may seem daunting, at first, b