Hara-Ai-Nin Peony Oakleaf Hydrangeas That's just one reason this

That's just one reason this hibiscus makes a fabulous specimen planting

Harvest early to mid-season (In Southwestern Michigan beginning approximately July 10th

Morioka Weeping Katsura helps your garden feel more alive because its foliage does not stay the same from spring to fall

This new introduction is a top choice for beginning gardeners or gardeners who want a healthy

this plant attracts butterflies

Hara-Ai-Nin Peony Oakleaf Hydrangeas That's just one reason thisHara Ai Nin Peony brings a bold, classic look to the garden right when many spring flowers are finished. In midsummer, it produces fragrant blooms with deep red outer petals and a densely packed center of staminodes tipped slightly yellow. The Japanese flower form adds striking detail up close, while the rich red color reads beautifully from a distance. With fine stems at a medium height and very floriferous growth, it helps you enjoy a fuller show