232 results for 'ornament glass'

Miscanthus sinensis 'Gracillimus'An original, and still a champion.An oldie, and still a goodie.Late in the 19th century, America's avant-garde gardeners and designers embraced "Eulalia grass". Misca ...

Endless flat lawns or cut back gardens can make for boring winter views. Adding ornamental grass is one surefire way to bring beauty to the bleakness! Many grasses bring height, color, move ...

What is there not to like about Baptisia false indigo? It is a tough perennial, beautiful in flower, with handsome foliage and wonderful ornamental fruit. A number of species of Baptisia& ...

Dramm introduces a watering app and new wand to work with GoogleGlass.Wearable technology is becoming more and more prevalent. Today, with the introduction of WateringPro™ from Dramm, wearable t ...

What Is A Perennial? Technically speaking, perennials are plants that live and bloom for more than 2 years. This contrasts with annuals, such as petunias, that live for one year and then die.

Looking for extremely easy perennials to grow in your garden? Here are some of the best to chose from:Achillea, Agastache, Ajuga, Alchemilla, Amsonia, Armeria, Athyrium, Bergenia, Calamintha, Chrysan ...

Miscanthus sinensis has been a star on the world’s garden stage for well over a century. It’s the best-selling, most-recognized ornamental grass species you can grow.The long history of Mis ...

If there's a famous (legal) grass, this is it. The eponymous introduction of a legendary German plantsman, 'Karl Foerster' was the first ornamental grass named Perennial Plant of the Year.Proli ...

In recent years, coneflowers have become one of the most popular hardy perennials in the landscape, with new hybrids introduced each year, much to the delight of gardeners.Behind the coneflower craze ...

Calamagrostis xacutiflora 'Karl Foerster' was the first ornamental grass to be named Perennial Plant of the year. It deserves the spotlight. Taking a solo or singing along with the chorus, i ...

It should come as no surprise that the family Papaveraceae contains 120 or so species of the genus Papaver. While there are some species that prefer alpine regions, most are native to ...

The color blue is highly valued in the ornamental landscape chiefly because of its rarity; there are so few plants with blue flowers. One genus that is able to supply this need in the garden is&nb ...

The word “Low” does not describe the height of this lovely, fragrant perennial. It stands 2½ – 3’, which makes it a good fit mid-border, or even back-of-the-border in smaller settings. It brings a ch ...

Get ready to be inspired! The next crop of new perennials is bursting with exciting possibilities for every gardener. The hardest part? Deciding which ones to add to your own garden. Watch for our to ...

After the first hard winter freeze, put a fresh 3- to 4-inch layer of mulch around your evergreen trees and shrubs. This is also a good practice with perennials and roses.If snow and ice accumulate o ...

The Series is a game-changer for gardeners, offering vibrant, year-round color in the often-challenging realm of the shade garden. These Japanese sedges are celebrated for their colorful, grass-like ...

There are 71 species within the genus Tradescantia, (family Commelinaceae), all of them native to the American continents. The most garden worthy form loose clumps of grass-like linear foliage a ...

For Earth Month, let's pay a tribute to natural methods of pest and weed control in the garden. We are constantly looking for new ways to reduce and eliminate the need for pesticides and herbicides.

Herbaceous perennials are susceptible to a variety of diseases, many of which are caused by fungi, bacteria, or viruses. Understanding these diseases can help you prevent and manage them effectively.

We can guarantee that our premium quality, disease free plants arrive at your doorstep healthy, in prime condition for planting, true to variety and no substitutions without your approval. Our ...