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Showy orange or yellow flowers in the spring are followed by rosy-red fruit. Plant in full sun to part shade, well-drained soils, and allow plenty of room to grow. Birds feast on the fruit and nest among the pads. Evergreen.
Walk in Beauty™ is a series of cold-hardy Prickly Pears with a wide array of flower colors. Bred in the Denver area, they’re selected especially for cold hardiness, drought tolerance, and beauty. Below zero tempertures are no problem for these beauties. The growth habit is low and spreading. Blooms will start mid to late spring.
Fast-growing, compact form with succulent leaves that are 6″ wide and spineless. Bright yellow flowers appear in late summer and are followed by red, pear-like fruit.
Durable, deciduous shrub with green leaves bordered with creamy white. Can be sheared into hedge, multitrunk, tree form or use in shrub bed to add color and texture. Grows well in most soils and is heat and humidity tolerant.
An excellent soil amendment for tilling into new beds and adding organic matter. Contains 50% aged pine bark and 50% composted poultry manure.
Avaliable in bulk for pick up at the store only.
Bonide Pruning Sealer is a protective dressing compound to be used after pruning, grafting, for torn bark or other damage. It sets quickly and seals the wound. This product can be used in any season to seal wounds of fruit trees, ornamental trees, shrubs and roses. Product may also be used to waterproof wooden tubs,planting pots, etc.
In-tank filter helps prevent dirt and debris from interfering with the application. Ergonomic pump handle helps prevent hand fatigue
a vibrant, low-maintenance perennial known for its striking purple leaves and trailing growth habit. Native to Mexico, it thrives in full sun to partial shade and is often used as ground cover or in hanging baskets. The plant produces small, three-petaled pink or purple flowers, though its colorful foliage is its most attractive feature. Purple Heart is drought-tolerant and can grow in a variety of soil types, making it a popular choice for both indoor and outdoor gardens.
This bold, upright shrub displays intense red berry clusters late in the season and holds them through winter. An excellent choice for use as a hedge, screen, or windbreak. Thorny stems are excellent to create a barrier planting. Small, white, spring flowers produce attractive berries in the fall. Evergreen.
Plentiful creamy white blooms keep flowering from mid-spring to early-summer, much longer than other varieties. Compact growing and drought tolerant once established. Deciduous.
This small, deciduous shrub produces masses of double, fiery-scarlet apple blossom-like flowers in early spring before the glossy, dark green foliage appears. One of the first plants to bloom in spring. Best used in shrub borders and mass plantings.
FoxFarm Raised Bed Planting Mix has been specially blended for fruits, flowers, veggies, and herbs. This product is ready to use right out of the bag and contains aged forest products, sphagnum peat moss, and fertilizer derived from earthworm castings, bat guano, oyster shell and dolomite lime. It has a carefully selected custom blend of mycorrhizal fungi and contains Humic Acids.
Cumberland Black Raspberry is a vigorous, productive bramble prized for its large, glossy black berries with rich, sweet flavor. An excellent choice for fresh eating, baking, and preserves, this heirloom variety produces heavy crops in early summer. Its arching canes are hardy and disease-resistant, making it a reliable performer in home gardens. Easy to grow in sunny locations with well-drained soil, Cumberland Black Raspberry is a favorite for berry patches and edible landscapes.
Strong upright form. Deep green, finely textured foliage. Tolerates poor soil and dry sites. A great vertical accent plant for the landscape. Maintains its shape without pruning.
Heat, salt and drought tolerant evergreen with a pyramidal growth habit. Grows well in limestone and rocky soils. A wonderful plant as a single specimen or planted in groups and often an effective windscreen.
This is a male cultivar of native Eastern Red Cedar. Its summer foliage is bluish-green turning to a brownish tint in winter. This cultivar is fruitless and does not attract birds as the species does.
A new and distinct variety of eastern red cedar tree. It forms fibrous, highly branching, high density roots. Alternating random branch pattern is displayed. Attractive needles are formed which display an alternate arrangement. Juniper-like fragrance is exhibited. Resistance to fungus and spider mites is good. The new variety is well suited for providing attractive ornamentation in the landscape.
Black Pearl is a dark maroon and purple redbud with deep dark color. What sets it apart from other purple redbuds is the depth of color in the leaves foregoing lighter shades of red for deep dark purple. This redbud holds it color through the growing season and follows the leaf pattern of aces of hearts with symmetrical orderly leaves. Deciduous.
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea