Blizzard Mockorange: Not an Orange…
As spring arrives the early bloomers like cherries, plums, apricots and forsythia are ...
Miss Kim Lilac: Her Name is Kim
The one species of shrubs we carry the most varieties of is undoubtedly lilacs. At lea...
Annabelle Hydrangea: Elegance in Bloom
Annabelle Hydrangea and its family members (hydrangea arborescence) are very popular s...
Northern Gold Forsythia: Spring Gold
This time I’m giving you the good news first: the Northern Gold Forsythia is a beautif...
Weeping Like a Willow
Weeping like a willow. I heard that chorus in a folk song somewhere long ago. As a you...
Magic Spirea: Small, Enchanting Beauty
This is a small spirea by all standards. It only stands 12 to 15 inches tall. It is a ...
History of God, Plants & Humanity
During the Christmas season my thoughts naturally turned towards the Christmas story f...
Famous Plants in the Bible
Want to hear some bible stories about odd plant behaviour? They will probably miss the...
Black Walnut
I remember walking around my dad’s nursery when I was a teenager, helping out and gett...