New Year’s Resolutions for Gardeners
January is the month to plan and dream about your yard and garden. We've got some ideas to add to your 2023 gardening list.
January is the month to plan and dream about your yard and garden. We've got some ideas to add to your 2023 gardening list.
Bundle up and get ready because cold temps are on their way. Get your landscape reading for the cold months ahead with a few preparation tips, and keep it merry and bright by adding seasonal containers and more!
Not only do these plants soak in the sun, but they are cold-hardy in our local zone, display beautiful color, and bloom the majority of our growing season. Talk about a perennial class act! Which of these would you like to mix and match for year-round color in your garden?
#DYK: Using exotic plants from other regions in your landscape contributes to the decline and possible extinction of our local birds, animals, and insects. That's why every Chicagoland garden needs Coneflowers! These native plants are critical to the health and well-being of native wildlife, providing seeds and nectar for resident animals and pollinators.
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Are you looking to do your own planting? Our retail design service can help you beautify your yard. The possibilities are endless!
We offer a large selection of beautiful plants for wholesale and retail purchase. Check out our new T.V. commercial and learn more.
We offer a large selection of beautiful plants for wholesale and retail purchase. Check out our new T.V. commercial and learn more.
Ready to accessorize your way to a gorgeous yard? Whether it's color, shape, dimension, or all of the above, get your creative juices flowing by visiting our 11-acre nursery in Willowbrook.
Evergreens beautifully bring life during the cold, snowy winter months. But, since they don't require a lot of attention, it's easy to forget that they might need extra protection to stay vibrant this time of year. While they can endure a midwest winter, a little care in the fall will decrease the potential for damage, allowing them to maintain good health through the season.
Plants can be picky. So, it’s important to tend to your plants’ “preferences” to attain optimal garden health. Since a diverse garden makes for a stunning sight, we’ve listed a few plants that “prefer” similar conditions, grow beautifully together, and will stop passersby in their tracks.
Evergreens beautifully bring life during the cold, snowy winter months. But, since they don't require a lot of attention, it's easy to forget that they might need extra protection to stay vibrant this time of year. While they can endure a midwest winter, a little care in the fall will decrease the potential for damage, allowing them to maintain good health through the season.