Posts Tagged: spring trees
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Spring Trees: The Clock is Ticking
While the weather is warming and the excitement is building for another beautiful Spring, the digging window for Spring trees is also drawing to a close. Field grown trees, otherwise referred to as B&B, need to be dug from the grower’s fields prior to the emergence of leaves. We anticipate this leafing out occurring within the next two weeks for southern growers...
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Honoring Hydrangeas
A favorite for generations, hydrangeas are an important group of hardy and tender shrubs (and several woody climbers). Native to both Japan and Korea, hydrangeas have been naturalized in compatible climates around the world. Our Virginia gardens just wouldn't feel complete without them. Hydrangeas are widely acclaimed for their large, showy blossoms that lend...
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Top Ten Flowering Trees Your Landscape Can’t Live Without
The arrival of spring brings the early-season standards - tulips, daffodils and other ground-level bloomers. However, in an effort to encourage a well-rounded landscape, we came up with this list of showy blooming trees that will surely draw your attention upward now through the fall. 10. Lagerstroemia x ‘Natchez’/Natchez Crapemyrtle—warm, cinnamon brown bark,...