Deciduous trees do lose their leaves in the winter, but they bring us many joys through the seasons! Many will bloom in spring, give nice color through the summer and give stunning fall color. Examples in this category are Japanese Maple, Flowering Cherry and Plums, Oaks, Birches and Sugar Maples. Availability is subject to change.
Rhododendron are just starting to bloom now! We have a very large selection, as we do have a lot of shady areas on the cape and these are a great evergreen for the shade. Availability is subject to change.
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This is probably our largest category as it includes dwarf and full sized needle evergreens. Examples of plants in this category are Spruces, Cypress, Arborvitae and Pines. We have a lot of specimen needle evergreens in addition to the more well known varieties. Availability is subject to change.
Roses are a classic addition to the landscape. Many new roses such as Flower Carpet or Knockout will bloom all season!
If you don’t have the space to grow full-sized fruit trees but really want to grow your own fruit, we may have an excellent solution for you. We now carry Urban Apples® by Garden Debut®, new introductions of apple trees that yield great tasting apples in a tiny space. Now you can grow full-sized apples
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GARDEN DESIGN ~ for ~ Shrubs that Flower February through November Looking at how you can create interest in the landscape all year round, the first characteristic we looked at was flowering. We have put together an example of a design using only deciduous flowering shrubs that will give you color and interest from February through
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It’s that time of year… you can almost smell the apple cider as you look out and see the leaves changing for fall! To help add some additional color to your fall landscape here is a list of trees in the order of this photo to give almost all the colors of the rainbow! (Note: these
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The month of June brings warmer days and an entire new grouping of trees in bloom. Here are a few that we would like to share with you. Cornus kousa- This dogwood is a native of Korea and Japan. It makes an excellent landscape tree and offers a long season of interest. Starting in the
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As we progress into the summer, we look for shrubs that will continue to bring color and interest into the landscape. Here are a few examples of late May-early June shrubs that are now in bloom. Azalea Gibraltar- This outstanding azalea is in the Exbury group of hybrids. It is a deciduous shrub (loses its
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What better delight than going out into your own yard at the end of the summer and being able to pick a bushel of fruit that you grew yourself? Here are a few additional reasons to grow your own fruit and veggies: 1. Improve your family’s health- Eating more fruits and veggies will help you
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