Nursery

Trees for small or narrow spaces

In the urban community, we are finding, more and more, that the desire to plant trees in smaller, more confined spaces is becoming more popular. Folks with smaller yards are still seeking to obstruct a view or provide shade to a deck or patio but think they are limited because the space they have available won't handle a large shade tree. We have recently stocked our nursery with several choices of trees that lend themselves to situations such as this. For planting in the strip between the street and sidewalk, we are recommending the versatile Upright European Hornbeam.

Plants We Love!

Endless Summer Hydrangea...a mophead hydrangea that can bloom on both the current season's growth as well as the previous year's growth.

Calling All Plant Enthusiasts

For those of you who fancy yourselves as extreme plant enthusiasts, have we got the specimens for you. You don't need to order online as we have these special plants right here, already in town and they are especially nice for featuring prominently in your yard. Looking for topiary or pompon boxwood? We have full sized specimens of these that can either be directly planted in the ground or matched with a nice sized container to frame the front door or accented on a deck or back patio. Instant gratification!

Plants We Love - Lilacs

Ahhh...nothing quite like the smell of lilacs in the spring! Try planting one right outside a window-you won't regret it!

Spring Forward

It's that time of the year when we all wait with unbridled anticipation for the first color of the fresh, new year in the landscape!  As the end of one of the mildest winters in recent memory nears

Witchhazel 'Arnold Promise'

This morning driving to work, I noticed several witchhazel in full bloom.

Black Gum Tree

 Looking for a new tree to add to your landscape? Look no further...

Plastic pot recycling

The plastic pot recycling program has resumed for 2012! The Missouri Botanical Garden operates the most extensive public garden recycling program in the nation! Click here for more information!

A Plethora of New Redbuds

The common Eastern Redbud (Cercis canadensis) has long been a favorite of home gardeners for adding beauty to their spring landscape.

Crepe Myrtle for Summer Color

  Soon, all over town, the crepe myrtle will begin their summer fashion show. Once only believed to be hardy in the south, these southern belles will definitely grow in your St.

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