Articles related to "Verticillata"

Winterberry Hollies add color to the winter landscape with red and gold fruit. But not every female holly likes every male holly...

Gardens located in exposed areas, near the shore or on the plains, are subject to lots of wind that can damage some garden plants.

Mix Achillea, Salvia, Coreopsis and Calamagrostis in a small sustainable garden. Learn about this perennial plant community ideal for Midwest growing.

Learn how to use plants with winter fruits or berries to add color and delight to your garden. There are so many delightful trees, shrubs and others to choose from!

Often when combining plants to create dramatic containers you want to select plants with contrasting foliage type and color. Choose some fine cut foliage plants.

Yellow, bright orange or golden colored winter berries can make a fantastic splash of color in a garden landscape.

Trees and shrubs that produce colorful berries bring winter beauty to landscape gardens. They may also provide winter shelter as well as food for fruit-eating birds.

Saving money by using what nature provides is a simple and eco-friendly way to decorate gift packages.

Are deer eating your plants and making gardening a nightmare? The following tips to keep deer out of the landscape may be helpful.

With this one simple technique you will be able to increase the blooms in your garden by combining bulbs and plants. Learn how to layer bulbs in mixed borders.