Dahlias are bright and beautiful. And for all their packed petals saturated in rainbow hues, they are straightforward, simple, and easy to grow. Full sun, good drainage, rich soil, and plenty of water are really all that's required to grow the majority of Dahlias available to gardeners. Read more …

Many gardeners shy away from Lilies in their landscapes. I simply can't imagine why! They are so beautiful and easy to grow. Perhaps those gardeners think that such a beautiful plant must be delicate and complicated. Read more in this week's newsletter.

If you're lucky enough to spot a Leprechaun in your garden, you might be able to follow him back to his pot of gold. But you will increase your chances of striking gold in your garden by planting it yourself! Read more in this week's newsletter.

No flowers are more romantic than the sweetly scented roses of summer. Birds, bees, and fanciful maidens all flock to the heavenly perfume. This spring we are thrilled to carry the immensely popular Knock Out Roses in our catalog. Read more in this week's newsletter.

It may be winter now, but summer will be here before you know it! Get your gardening spirit in the mood by planning your bright summer garden now. Read more in this week's newsletter.

By their very nature, Daylilies are flowers of daily hope and rejuvenation. Whatever troubles and tribulations life threw at you yesterday, let them wither and die away like the Daylily flower. Instead, focus on today's new and freshly opened flower. That's the beauty of the Daylily: it helps you …

A big, heart-shaped box of candy is the traditional Valentine gift. But this year, why not choose a calorie-free treat for the one you love? A dozen roses are pretty, but they only last a week or two. Our beautiful bulbs and bare-root perennials make perfect gifts for every gardener. Year after …

All beautiful gardens share one characteristic in common: dynamic texture. Different shapes and sizes are what make a garden complete. Many of us skip out on that one element that adds true drama to our perennial borders. Flowers on upright spikes stand out a mile in the garden and add the extra …

This time of year we count on a giant rodent to predict whether or not spring is near. Hmm... maybe we gardeners would be better off to look to the botanical world for the best signs that spring has finally arrived. After the daffodils and crocus have melted away with the snow there are a few …