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Limelight Prime Hydrangeas captivate gardeners with their large, color-changing blooms and versatile charm. Suitable for experienced gardeners and newcomers, these shrubs bring structure, elegance, and seasonal interest to any landscape. Understanding their growth habits, planting preferences, and maintenance needs helps ensure they thrive year after year. From Summer Green to Autumn Pink: A Seasonal Showcase These […]

One of the most frequently searched questions before purchasing a household plant is whether their plant is toxic to animals. Cats and dogs both have specific varieties to be cautious of. While some plants cause slight irritation and vomiting, others can have more serious consequences especially if a large a mount is directly ingested. Americans

Azalea indica Formosa These impressive azaleas look great in masses or large specimen. They will bloom early to mid-season and tolerate our hot summers. Characteristics: Dimensions: 6-8’ x 4-6’ Growth Habit: Rounded habit Foliage: Leathery, pointed foliage Blooms: Prolific bloomer, Fuschia colored Hardiness: Evergreen zones 8-10 Toxicity: Azaleas are toxic to pets. Care Requirements: Light:

Hundreds of Boston Ferns, potted in hanging baskets, sitting on display tables | Picture by Beau Mutrie Nephrolepis exaltata Boston ferns are some of the most easily recognizable ferns in the south. These tropical sword ferns are perfect porch plants and can also thrive inside. Characteristics: Dimensions: 3-4’ H X 3’ W Growth Habit: Upright