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Our plants are neonicotinoid-free and guaranteed to arrive ready to plant. Our in-house customer support is always happy to help in the rare case of shipping damage.
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Create a hidden retreat with layers of coral bells, lamium, and other shade garden perennials.
Create a hidden retreat with layers of coral bells, lamium, and other shade garden perennials.
Sedum is wonderful in containers because it needs very little water. Shown here: 'Cherry Tart'.
Sedum is wonderful in containers because it needs very little water. Shown here: 'Cherry Tart'.
Great combo: Sedum 'Dazzleberry' with nepeta and lychnis.
Great combo: Sedum 'Dazzleberry' with nepeta and lychnis.
This clustered mountain mint is loaded with pollinators!
This clustered mountain mint is loaded with pollinators!
A wildlife garden with joe pye weed, heliopsis, and goldenrod.
A wildlife garden with joe pye weed, heliopsis, and goldenrod.
Blog posts
Read moreEst. time to read: 4 minutes.We cover how to plant and then care for outdoor garden plants this second part of our Gardening 101 series. Maximize your chances of success with this guide.
Read moreEst. time to read: 4 minutes.We cover how to plan flower beds and pick out plants in this first part of our Gardening 101 series. Learn how to place plants where they will thrive!
Read moreEst. time to read: 4 minutes.Columbine is an easy perennial to grow once you’re familiar with its needs. We'll walk you through planting tips, common pest problems, collecting seeds, and more.
