I’m not sure what you’re asking exactly but wave petunias, geraniums, vinca vine, salvia would be good choices…there are many others though.
I’m not sure what you’re asking exactly but wave petunias, geraniums, vinca vine, salvia would be good choices…there are many others though.
Weeping willow
The best time to apply grub control is once a year during every July. The product we sell for this is Bonide Annual Grub Control. It MUST BE watered in immediately with 1″ of water (a […]
We sell bagged topsoil. Each bag is about 1/2 cubic ft. so you’d need 90 bags.
As long as the areas is sunny, then arborvitae would make a nice narrow hedge. If the area is shady then hemlock trees although they’ll need to be trimmed regularly (maybe twice a summer) to […]
Two things can prevent flowering…not enough light (so thin branches above the myrtle) and a lack of phosphorus. Feed the area wit Espoma Flower-Tone right away to provide phosphorus. You could also cut it back and that […]
The best choices for this will be willows. Pussywillows, dappled willows and, if there is room. a weeping willow tree can grow in wet areas and help dry them out.
Click here for a blog post that will give you step-by-step planting instructions for your cherry tree or any other tree or shrub for that matter.
The first step is to chose the right basket for the light you have. Once you know that, you can go to the garden center and they can help you pick one based on the […]
Here’s a link to a blog post all about the impatien disease that is making it impossible to grow them. The are working on resistant varieties but it will be a few years before they […]
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