Landscaping By Season’s Blog
In late summer and early fall, when all three types of hibiscus commonly grown in the U.S.—tropical, perennial and shrub form. Follow the link below to learn more about the 3 types of Hibiscus and what makes each special.
https://www.provenwinners.com/…/…/hibiscus-wears-many-hats-1
Endless Summer® Hydrangea shrubs offer everything you are looking for in perennial flowering shrubs: beautiful full blooms, multiple hydrangea colors, low-maintenance care and versatility in planting and hydrangea arrangements. With the collection’s unique re-blooming quality, these hydrangea bushes will fill your garden with incredible blooms all summer long!
http://www.endlesssummerblooms.com/the-collection?gclid=CjwKCAjwtO7qBRBQEiwAl5WC2736te3fFwGEAqJrrQFs8_9dWlXKQNvPKhvJ1ONWV-hV-NDOXMZW_xoC3l4QAvD_BwE
Imagine snowflakes 12 inches across, you will have a sense of the extraordinary blossoms of the Annabelle hydrangea
Who doesn't love Hydrangea's!? With all the different varieties available it's hard to have just one.
A Liatris blossom is actually a cluster of many little flowers that appear to be one flower. Pollinators love this! Also known as blazing star and gayfeather,
https://www.thespruce.com/liatris-flowers-1316040
Nishiki Willow is one of the smaller members of the willow family, grown as a small tree form or large shrub. Trees and shrubs will grow well in full sun, part sun or part shade. Best color is produced in full sun.The beautiful foliage is best set off against a dark background. For a striking display, plant beside or in front of deep purple foliage plants.
The Peony blossom is outrageously beautiful while in bloom from spring to summer! So to continue enjoying this eye catching perennial check out this link on how to best grow and care for your Peonies. Click on the image below to follow the link.
Peonies are in bloom!! Peony flowers are usually solitary, single creamy white to pale pink blossoms that are cup-shaped and elegant. They have been hybrid to come in various different colors and double blooms though as well. The blooms will measure 3-4” across and have pale yellow stamens.
Many people may have been noticing these magenta flower clusters emerging from dark green leaves in bold rosettes. Bergenia are beautiful low growing perennials for all seasons of interest! The plant care takes very little time, as these are low-maintenance plants. Then as cool weather rolls around the evergreen foliage turns a showy reddish bronze hue, that holds through winter until spring again!
Mock orange is not a true orange. But the citrusy smell of its blossoms are enough to invite comparison in the common name!
One of the most common ornamental trees with spring interest are Crabapple trees. Crabapple's are grown for their showy flowers and attractive, brightly-colored fruit. Plants are used for specimens, patios (small fruiting types), and along streets to create a warm glow of color each spring.
Tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths are a few of the most beautiful additions to a spring garden, and they have one thing in common: They originate from bulbs instead of seeds. The bulbs are planted in the fall, live underground all winter, and bloom in the spring for wonderful garden color also known as Hardy Bulbs. https://www.bhg.com
Bring spring to life with colorful spring perennials! Check out this link for 11 of springs early flowers by clicking on the image .
Looking to turn your back yard into a picturesque winter scene worth enjoying while waiting for spring to come?! Check out this link on winter interest landscape ideas by clicking on the image below.
