388 results for 'spring case'

    Late Summer in the Garden Checklist(Post)

    Late Summer in the Garden Checklist Don’t worry, summer isn’t over yet (being careful not to say the F-word, as in Fall), and there is so much excitement ahead as we move towards the cha

    ​New Kids on the Block, or Should We Say New Shrubs on the Blog(Post)

    Shrubs are trending more now than ever. Every landscape could benefit from one (or several) shrubs to provide structure and interest, but which is the right shrub for the right space, with the right

    Clematis Care(Post)

    Clematis Care Belonging to the buttercup family Ranunculaceae, Clematis are unmatched in their versatility and beauty. They offer a variety of well over 300 species, including the North A

    Epimedium(Post)

    Epimedium (Barrenwort) A standout shady perennial in both its utility and its beauty, Epimedium (ep-i-MEE-di-um), or barrenwort, of the barberry family, Berberidaceae (though unproblemat

    Perfect Perennial Pairings for Summer Color with Trees & Shrubs(Post)

    Perfect Perennial Pairings for Summer Color with Trees & Shrubs Summer is the season of lush growth and vibrant color, and there's no better way to celebrate it than by thoughtfully pair

    Brunnera(Post)

    Brunnera (Siberian Bugloss/False Forget-Me-Not) With so many bright blooms, sunny spring gardens get a lot of the attention, however, there is so much possibility and excitement to be ha

    Perfect Perennial Pairings for Fall Color with Trees and Shrubs(Post)

    Perfect Perennial Pairings for Fall Color with Trees & Shrubs Fall is the perfect time to showcase trees and shrubs that offer captivating color. While most of these plants bloom in the

    Fall & Winter Garden Prep(Post)

    Fall & Winter Garden Prep As the sun sets earlier and earlier in the sky each week and casts a distinctly autumnal light on the cooler days ahead, it's time to start thinking about next

    All About Amaryllis & Paperwhites(Post)

    All About Amaryllis & Paperwhites When the days get wintry and grey, there's always something magical about forcing bulbs to grow and bloom indoors. Two types of bulbs are typically plan

    Iris(Post)

    Iris Spring is in the air, with perennial gardens beginning to burst with color from both unusual plants and classic garden staples alike.

    Phlox(Post)

    Phlox Offering a beautiful diversity of size, color, and habit, Phlox are the perfect problem-solving perennials sure to brighten up even

    Ask Annie- June Garden Checklist(Post)

    We’ve made it to June: when the garden goes from promising to demanding. The solstice is upon us (the longest day of the year!) which your plants interpret as “grow as fast as possible and cause

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