A is for Allium - a good place to start when you're planting fall bulbs. Planted drifting through the garden ties everything together or planted in larger groups will make them really pop! Choose from 'Purple Sensation', 'Gladiator', 'Mt. Blanc' or 'Giganteum'. Hard to choose! pic.twitter.com/XpUoKKT0Fv

About 2 days ago

Allegeny Spurge (Pachysandra procumbens) is a nice native groundcover to use in the dappled shade garden. Small pink flower spikes in spring open with the same sweet fragrance as its Asian cousin, but this one is only semi-evergreen in our zones 5&6 but definitely worth a try! pic.twitter.com/Nrco8b17vS

About 5 days ago

This American Arborvitae, originally called 'Linesville', was found as a witches broom in a cemetery in Linesville, PA. It has a lacy look, soft blue-green needles on a 2-3' plant. This great globe-shaped shrub has earned the trade name 'Mr. Bowling Ball' -Come take a look! pic.twitter.com/BnnQheculB

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Need a dense barrier for hedging? Try Blackhaw Viburnum (V. prunifolium). Stiff rigid habit, does well in dry soil, takes sun or shade, tolerant of road salts and "seldom" damaged by deer, easy to trim, creamy white flowers, clusters of fruit and nice fall color, too! Native! pic.twitter.com/2wY5QJyDPc

About 2 weeks ago

Miscanthus sin. 'Adagio' is one of our top sellers for its late summer golden tassels, silver/green arching foliage and compact habit. Growing only 3-4' high and up to 5' in bloom helps it hold up better to rain and light snowfall for that winter interest! In 1&3 gal. containers. pic.twitter.com/jTo0GO7tBr

About 2 weeks ago