In autumn after the trees have shed their foliage, other, often overlooked, plant characteristics begin to emerge and add character to the winter landscape. Seed pods which droop from a tree’s limbs or seed heads which sit atop a perennial flower or ornamental grass provide interest to a winter landscape.
SeedPods
On November - 19 - 2009
Fall Blooming Perennials
On November - 17 - 2009
Perennials are those flowers which return year after year and depending on species flower in early, mid, or late season. In winter they die back to the ground. Perennials are treasured for their ability to grow larger and flower year after year. They’re also noted for their vibrant color, texture and in some cases seed heads. The following are fall blooming perennials which will add color to your garden late in the season.
Easy Care Perennials
On November - 16 - 2009
Perennials, flowers which live for more than two seasons, are at the heart of most flower gardens. While most are easy to grow there are some which can tolerate a wide range of soils and are extraordinarily hardy. These low maintenance perennials offer beautiful flowers and long lasting, lush foliage.
Restoring Flower Gardens
On November - 16 - 2009
Neglected flower gardens almost always suffer from weed infestation, poor soil quality and over grown perennials. Over time they become a tangled mess of weeds and perennials. These gardens, however, can be restored and brought back to life.
Fall is the time to divide perennials…
On November - 7 - 2008
if they have out grown their spot in the garden.
