How Close is Too Close? (Part 1)
Today’s commonly asked question is “How close can I plant a tree to my house?” That depends, what kind of tree are yo...
Dwarf Mugo Pine
I myself am not a big fan of evergreens. Personally: I just am not that impressed. They have slower growth rates and ...
The Pumpkin King
We have entered the season now where pumpkins are everywhere. Pumpkin pie, pumpkin car...
Bleeding Hearts
I must admit, this plant probably made many garden enthusiasts’ hearts bleed as it simply couldn’t be found this year...
Virgina Creeper: The Creepy Crawler
I remember going for a car ride with my parents through Mitchell when I was around 15 years old. I was just beginning...
Not So Seedy (Part 2)
Almost every variety of Poplar introduced in the last 20 years is a male. We carry Siouxland and Skyfest Cottonwood, ...
Guide to Shade Plants: Annuals
When it comes to plants there is so much to know and learn. And when it comes to shady...
Spirea: Not Just Filler
The Spirea is a humble plant, it is often overlooked and under thought. Did you know t...
Not So Seedy (Part 1)
It’s quite common to have customers desire trees that don’t produce fruit or seeds. It’s the low maintenance thing. N...