peonies are coming
Just a short email this week because I am on vacation today. Vacation or no though, it is very exciting to see the peonies coloring up!
Just a short email this week because I am on vacation today. Vacation or no though, it is very exciting to see the peonies coloring up!
Looking at a flower blossom triggers the production of dopamine and flowers with an attractive scent cause our brains to produce serotonin.
Why do flowers make us feel good? Read more
Edible flowers are flowers which are safe for people to eat. They have been used for thousands of years for meal presentation and medicinal needs.
What are Edible Flowers Read more
Create a constantly blooming garden with perennial flowers. We have an exciting assortment of perennial flowers for you this year
Perennials available in May Read more
Do you ever have a month that just seems like a series of unfortunate events? We have. So I’m choosing flowers to make me smile.
Did you know that this week was CSA Week?
Visions of flowers… but no sugarplums Read more
Here are some favorite sun-loving perennials
10 Sun-loving perennials for garden success Read more
There are flowering perennials that love shady and half-shady areas. You do not have to give up blooms to populate those shady areas in your garden.
10 Shade-loving perennials for garden success Read more
Perennials usually have a shorter bloom period, anywhere from 3 weeks to 3 months, but they reward you by not having to be re-planted each year.
How to grow perennial flowers successfully Read more
The coldest part of winter is when we start prepping plants for you. In February, we have thousands of baby plants that embody all of our gardening dreams. From flowers to vegetables to baby fig trees, the young plants are all there. You have been telling us you want some more interesting perennials, and here they come!
Perennials to plant in 2023 Read more
You ask a simple question, and the answer is…it depends.
What are the best perennials for a home garden? Read more
Sometimes weather and procrastination seem to conspire against you and the tulips that should have been planted 2 months ago… weren’t
Plant tulips while it’s slightly less muddy Read more