Planting Guides
Hardy perennial plants can be planted just about any time, from spring thru fall. Here’s a small chart outlining some of the main pros and cons of spring and fall planting times.
The planting area should be free of weeds and other vegetation to minimize competition for water, light and nutrients...
Saturate the potted shrub with water. Water it thoroughly a couple of times and then let it sit for an hour or so before planting.
Bare roots should be should be covered with damp peat moss and kept in the refrigerator until you are ready to plant them...
Looking for plants that are indigeneous to your area? Use “Native Range” filter when you are browsing plants on our website ...
If you’re installing a new garden into an existing area that is currently a lawn, you have a few options...
The soil and air temperatures in autumn present the perfect conditions for root establishment...
Black Walnut trees present a unique challenge for gardeners. Browse our list of native plants that are tolerant to juglone toxicity …
A list of native plants that grow well in the environment under pine trees …