The Ornamental Garden in July
The July ornamental garden is vibrant with sizzling hot colors!
Pat Chadwick
Chelone — A funny name but a Sweet Flower
Chelone is a good perennial choice for moist soils and part shade.
Virginia Sweetspire
This native shrub offers an antidote to many landscaping problems.
The Ornamental Garden in June
Keep the June garden looking interesting as summer heat and humidity sets in.
Fringetree — Slow to Bloom but Worth the Wait
This graceful native tree offers clouds of airy blossoms in the late spring landscape.
The Ornamental Garden in May
Its May and time to spend every free moment in the garden!
The Ornamental Garden in April
With the arrival of warmer weather, there’s a lot to do in the April ornamental garden.
Crossvine — A Showstopping Native Vine
This large, woody, native vine provides an eye-catching vertical accent in the landscape.
The Ornamental Garden in March
It’s Spring! Time to shed the winter coat and start working in the garden!
Plumbago — A True Blue Accent in the Sunny Border
For a touch of blue in the garden, plumbago may be the plant for you.