Crape Expectations: Choosing the Perfect Crape Myrtle To Avoid The Pruning Pitfall
Crape Myrtles (Lagerstroemia spp.) are planted in many Southern landscapes for their vibrant summer blooms, striking bark, and graceful form....
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Not Your Grandmother’s Roses
Drift® Roses are low-maintenance and almost continuously blooming, from early Spring through late Fall. They are a cross between...
Read MoreA Year Round Stunner: ‘Oakland’ Holly
Photo courtesy of Southern Living® Plants The Oakland Holly™ (Ilex hybrid 'Magland') is a standout among evergreen shrubs, with its distinctive...
Read MoreThe Unique Charm of Globe Willows
The Globe Willow traces its roots back to the temperate regions of China and Korea. With its distinctive globe-like...
Read MoreDanny’s Do’s & Don’ts: February
February is an important time of the year for gardeners. Follow these Do’s and Don’ts on how to give...
Read MoreIt’s That Time Again!
January and the first half of February is a good time to prune many of your trees, shrubs and perennials....
Read MoreSouthern Charm: Exploring The Beauty of Standard Size Magnolias
Standard Size Magnolias are a staple of Southern landscapes, with their stunning flowers, glossy foliage, and majestic size. These magnificent...
Read MoreDanny’s Do’s & Don’ts: Sago Palms
Did your sago fronds turn to a straw color in the cold weather? Here's what you need to know: Do: • Trim...
Read MoreDanny’s Do’s & Don’ts: January
Do: • Start planning your veggie garden • Start any early veggie seeds. (Greens, cabbage, onions, lettuce) • Make sure house plants are...
Read More‘Little Gem’ Magnolias: Hidden Gems In The Garden
The 'Little Gem' Magnolia is the medium-sized Magnolia. Not as compact as the Teddy Bear but still considerably smaller...
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