Foamflowers (Tiarella cordifolia) are charming perennials native to eastern North America. These flowers will add lots of texture to your garden when they produce delicate white flowers on tall spikes during spring. These flowers are popular in ornamental gardens because they are so easy to maintain, and they will spread all over your garden beds […]
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Wisteria flowers (Wisteria), also known as Chinese wisteria, is a member of the pea family and an ideal floral species to add to your garden if you love lots of whimsical purple, pink, or white blooms. This beautiful flowering plant has many different garden uses. They can look fantastic if they are trellised to form
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Echinacea flowers (Echinacea purpurea) are beautiful plants to include in a wildflower garden because they are hardy, produce many striking flowers, and lure pollinators like bees and butterflies to your garden. These medicinal plants look their best if paired with purple coneflower companion plants that can help fill out your garden or add more diversity
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Sweet peas (Lathyrus odoratus) are favorites in many garden types because they are beautiful, easy to care for, and help restore the nitrogen levels in the soil. They are often seen in crop gardens because they can benefit the growth of other plants like fruits and vegetables and attract plenty of beneficial insects with their
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Aralia Sun King (Aralia cordata ‘Sun King’), also known as Japanese spikenard or mountain asparagus is the perfect shrub to add to your garden if you want to quickly add a lot of vibrancy to your spaces. The best companion plants for Aralia Sun King are coral bells, plantain lilies, astilbes, columbines, bleeding hearts, and ferns
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A bonsai orange tree is one of the cutest miniature trees you can possibly grow. These charming trees produce vivid lime-green foliage that will brighten up your spaces throughout the year. They produce fragrant flowers in spring and summer and can bring lots of cheer when their small oranges start to ripen. Orange bonsai trees
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Maiden grass (Miscanthus sinensis) is a very popular ornamental grass because it can add lots of cheer with its tall leaf blades and showy flowering plumes. Gardeners and landscapers love to use this perennial grass variety to create showy spaces. The deciduous grass is functional for adding multi-seasonal interest and will even keep your garden
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Fountain grass (Pennisetum) is a perfect ornamental grass to include in your garden if you need something showy yet hardy. These beautiful grasses will add lots of soft texture with their wispy plumes and they are great statement plants for gardens because their tall leaves create a showy fountain effect. These perennials are pretty easy
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If you are looking for an award-winning ornamental grass for your garden then you can consider Blue oat grass (Helictotrichon sempervirens). In 1993, this charming grass species won the Award of Garden Merrit at the Royal Horticul Society because of its showy appearance and hardy nature. Blue oat grass is great for adding texture to
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Mexican feather grass (Nassella tenuissima) is a favorite among many grass lovers because the silvery-green thread-like leaves can give landscapes a graceful and wavy appearance. The hair-like leaves of these perennial grasses are quite captivating and can soften up any space. Despite its appealing look, you do need to be cautious about growing Mexican feather
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