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Slightly more compact and bears less berries than the ‘domestica’ Nandina. Lacy green leaves on upright cane-like stems turn brilliant red in autumn. Creamy flowers are followed by clusters of red berries. Use in groupings or as a screen. If pruning is needed, remove canes at ground level. Evergreen.
Lacy green leaves on upright cane-like stems turn brilliant red in autumn. Creamy flowers are followed by clusters of red berries. Use in groupings or as a screen. If pruning is needed, remove canes at ground level. Evergreen.
Compact, evergreen shrub with bright green foliage that turns a fiery red throughout fall and winter. The brilliant fall and winter colors make this a perfect selection for borders, massing and containers.
New leaves emerge coppery-red and mature to blue-green in summer and red in winter. Often both colors of foliage remain on the plant for a nice effect. White flowers in late spring. Compact growth habit. Evergreen.
A lovely evergreen shrub with a nice habit that displays very attractive foliage in all seasons. The new growth emerges scarlet maturing to blue green in summer. An ideal selection for use in foundation plantings or mixed borders.
A dwarf nandina featuring multicolored hues of rich burgundy new growth in spring. Mature leaves are rich green. Requires no pruning. Excellent for foliage color and winter accents in beds and borders. The variety does not produce berries. Evergreen.
The first Nandina to have lime green new growth which forms a nice contrast to the darker green mature foliage. An excellent choice to brighten up border and foundation plantings. Easy to grown and requires no pruning.
Obsession™ Nandina is a new and improved variety of Nandina domestica, characterized by a compact and dense growth habit. It grows slowly and features unique bright red young leaves that mature to a deep green. It grows to a modest mature size of 3 to 4 feet, making it a good choice for tight garden spaces or in front of large dark green hedges.
3-in-1 insecticide, fungicide, miticide for organic gardening. Controls plant disease, mites and all stages of insect life cycles. Use on roses, flowers, fruits, vegetables and more.
Lacey oak branches are erect and spreading and there can be multiple trunks. Leaves are deciduous, thick and oblong with a few shallow lobes. Foliage is peach-colored in spring and fall; dark-blue or grayish-green in summer. Summer foliage takes on a smokey appearance.
Popular landscape tree that grows well in heat and poor soils. It eventually reaches a very large size that yields dense shade. The leaves are dark green and leathery. Tolerates drought once established. A relatively fast grower when young. This hardy native is semi-evergreen – where it holds its leaves on the stems through winter and sheds them in early spring when the new buds swell.
Popular landscape tree that grows well in heat and poor soils. It eventually reaches a very large size that yields dense shade. The leaves are dark green and leathery. Tolerates drought once established. A relatively fast grower when young. This hardy naive is semi-evergreen – where it holds its leaves on the stems through winter and sheds them in early spring when the new buds swell.
Empire® Live Oaks are all grown from the acorns of a wonderful specimen selected for it’s upright habit, fast growth and uniform shape.
This selection of the Texas Live Oak carries the traits of the native live oaks found in the the Hill Country of Texas. Joan Lionetti was selected for its smaller size and drought tolerance, along with sparce acorn production. Able to withstand the arid conditions of the desert southwest, it makes a great addition to provide shade for any water-wise garden. It grows with a more compact and upright habit than the more common Southern Live Oak found in north Texas. Semi-evergreen.
A very desirable large shade and ornamental oak tree with an upright habit. Lustrous green summer foliage turns to a brilliant red-orange in fall. A must for any landscape. Drought tolerant when established. Best red oak for alkaline soils in DFW area.
A Spanish olive variety that produces green fruit that eventually turns black. Fruit can be harvested at either stage. A tough and durable ornamental tree, as well that tolerates heat and drought. Self fertile.
98% cold pressed orange peel and 2% emulsifier. Orange oil has been discovered to be an important ingredient in a variety of household and gardening applications. It may be used to deter certain insects including fire ants.
Orchids are elegant flowering plants known for their diverse colors and intricate blooms. They prefer bright, indirect light and moderate watering. Sizes vary from miniature to large, depending on the species.
This 9-7-9 formula designed specifically for orchids provides moisture and nutrients for healthy and robust bulbs and blooms. Approximately 10 drops per quart of water.
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea