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Hosta are hardy perennials that are very easy to grow and are tolerant of most types of well-drained soil. Because of their sweet smell, Hosta can attract hummingbirds to your garden. Hosta are shade tolerant plants that prefer little Sunlight to grow. Diamond Lake Hosta has large blue foliage with pale lavender flowers. Plant will be shipped in dormant state potentially from fall to early spring (metabolic inactivity-shredded foliage and minimal branches).

Grow lush flowering plants in your garden! Miracle-Gro Shake 'N Feed Flowering Trees and Shrubs Plant Food feeds plants for 3 months, and nourishes above and below the soil. This plant food has been formulated with kelp, earthworm castings, feather meal, and bone meal to feed microbes in the soil. Microbes break down organic matter into nutrients that support root strength and development which increases water efficiency. In addition, this gardening product is specifically designed for flowering trees, shrubs, and other acid-loving plants to maintain deep, lush green foliage and colorful blooms throughout the season. To apply to in-ground plants, shake evenly onto the soil within the spread of the branches, avoiding contact with the trunk and foliage. Water thoroughly to start feeding. For container plants, work into the soil at the time of planting, or shake evenly onto the soil of established plants and lightly work in. Water to begin feeding. For best results, reapply Miracle-Gro Shake 'N Feed Flowering Trees and Shrubs Plant Food every 3 months.

As a larger, puffed-up version of Bobo, Puffer Fish panicle hydrangea has white fluffy blooms that engulf the entire plant, nearly obscuring the foliage. The flowers open as a beautiful, pure white bloom, and as they age, turn lime green with a fresh sprig of white flowers blooming at the tip of the panicle. Puffer Fish has a tight, compact growing habit with upright stems strong enough to hold its voluptuous blooms all season long.

Empress Wu is one of the largest varieties of Hosta available. Hosta are hardy perennials that are very easy to grow and are tolerant of most types of well-drained soil. Because of their sweet smell, Hosta can attract hummingbirds to your garden. Hosta are shade tolerant plants that prefer little Sunlight to grow. Plant will be shipped in dormant state potentially from fall to early spring (metabolic inactivity-shredded foliage and minimal branches).

The Yuletide Camellia shrub's beautiful bright red blooms will grace your garden from late fall to early spring. The Yuletide Sasanqua Camellia's single red flower buds with a bright yellow center full of golden stamens open just as the fall growing season ends and will last for a few months to come. Glossy dark green leaves contrast the evergreen shrub all year to provide extra green colors year after year.

The Sunlite LED Colored S14 glass lamps deliver a beautiful vivid color. Consuming only 2-Watt of energy, they offer significant energy savings. Ideal for parties and events. Featuring a Medium base, they are designed to fit in a variety of applications. With a lamp life of 15,000-hours, they can replace up to 20 colored incandescent bulbs. These colored string light bulbs will add a great colorful and fun look when paired together or a beautiful themed look when all 1-color.

The Nikko Blue Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla) is a stunning, compact shrub that produces vibrant, round clusters of flowers. Typically, a calming, bright blue, these blossoms can shift to purple or pink depending on the soil's pH, allowing you to control their hue. Acidic soil will keep the flowers blue, neutral soil turns them purple, and alkaline soil brings out pink shades. Blooming begins in late spring, with continuous flowering throughout summer. With proper care, you can prolong the bloom season by regularly removing spent flowers. The deep green leaves offer a striking contrast to the colorful blooms, creating a beautiful visual in any garden. This hydrangea thrives in hardiness zones 6-9 and prefers partial sun, with morning sun and afternoon shade being ideal. While it can tolerate full sun, regular watering is crucial, especially during hot summer days. Ensure the soil is moist but well-draining, avoiding soggy conditions. Reaching a height and width of 4-6 ft., Nikko Blue Hydrangeas are perfect as standalone plants, foundation plantings, or in containers. They grow well in various soil types, from clay to loam, as long as it's nutrient-rich. Adding compost or fertilizer annually is recommended. Their unique ability to change color based on soil acidity makes them a versatile and enchanting addition to any garden.

Discover the enchanting allure of the Cerise Charm Loropetalum, a garden treasure that effortlessly marries beauty with resilience. Admire its year-round appeal as the rich burgundy foliage, reminiscent of autumn's vibrant hues, graces your landscape with timeless elegance. In early spring, be captivated by the emergence of delicate pink blooms. These flowers typically bloom in the spring, around March and April, and sometimes even more during the summer. Requiring minimal maintenance, loropetalum is one of the easiest shrubs to grow. They prefer moist, well-drained soil that is slightly acidic. An annual application of fertilizer will help the shrubs perform best, as well as the occasional pruning. The best time to plant Cerise Charm is in spring or fall when temperatures are moderate, allowing the plants plenty of time to establish before winter arrives. They can be planted in full sun or partial shade, especially if it is afternoon shade. With a modest yet impactful size, reaching a height and spread of 3 ft. -4 ft., it seamlessly integrates into any garden design. This cold-hardy shrub withstands winter's chill in growing zones 7-11, ensuring a legacy of beauty in your outdoor sanctuary. The Cerise Charm Loropetalum, with its enduring beauty and easy-going nature, brings a touch of elegance and charm to any garden space.

The White Monroe Liriope is a refined, low-maintenance perennial shrub perfect for adding elegance to any garden. With slender stalks of pure-white, bell-shaped blooms that rise above its dense, emerald-green, grass-like foliage, it creates a striking contrast during its blooming season from late summer to early fall. This shrub thrives in zones 5-11 and should be planted in areas where it will be exposed to only partial sunlight. Compact yet robust, this shrub reaches 12-15 in. in height and thrives in partial to full shade but can adapt to sunnier spots, making it highly versatile for borders, mass plantings, or as a ground cover. The evergreen foliage remains lush year-round, taking on a bronze hue in winter. With minimal upkeep required, the White Monroe Liriope is a top pick for both novice and experienced gardeners. It requires only occasional trimming to maintain its neat appearance and benefits from a light application of fertilizer in early spring. Once established, this liriope is virtually self-sufficient, making it a reliable and enduring addition to any landscape. It requires minimal care, needing only occasional trimming and a light spring fertilizer. Whether used to accent pathways or brighten shady areas, this liriope is a timeless choice for any landscape design.

The Cercis Canadensis 'Ruby Falls' Weeping Redbud Tree is a stunning dwarf ornamental, prized for its cascading branches, purple foliage, and vibrant seasonal color changes. In early spring, hot pink flowers bloom across its weeping branches, attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies. As the season progresses, deep purple heart-shaped leaves unfurl, transitioning to crimson and green by late summer, and a brilliant golden-yellow in fall. Even in winter, its gnarled bark and dark red seed pods add interest. Compact and perfect for small spaces, the Ruby Falls Redbud grows to 6-8 ft, tall and 5-6 ft. wide, with a moderate growth rate of 1-2 ft. per year. This versatile tree thrives in USDA zones 5-9 and adapts to various soil types, preferring well-draining, slightly acidic soil. It's low maintenance, drought-tolerant once established, and resistant to most pests and diseases. For best results, plant in full sun to partial shade. While it flourishes in full sun, it tolerates shade, especially in warmer climates. Planting is simple: dig a hole twice the size of the root ball, water thoroughly, and mulch to retain moisture. Pruning isn't essential but helps maintain shape and increase flower production. The Ruby Falls Redbud looks beautiful in flower beds or paired with companions like daylilies and hydrangeas. It's a striking tree that offers year-round beauty with minimal effort, making it ideal for any gardener seeking a unique, easy-care ornamental.

Discover the enchanting allure of the Cerise Charm Loropetalum, a garden treasure that effortlessly marries beauty with resilience. Admire its year-round appeal as the rich burgundy foliage, reminiscent of autumn's vibrant hues, graces your landscape with timeless elegance. In early spring, be captivated by the emergence of delicate pink blooms. These flowers typically bloom in the spring, around March and April, and sometimes even more during the summer. Requiring minimal maintenance, loropetalum is one of the easiest shrubs to grow They prefer moist, well-drained soil that is slightly acidic. An annual application of fertilizer will help the shrubs perform best, as well as the occasional pruning. The best time to plant Cerise Charm is in spring or fall when temperatures are moderate, allowing the plants plenty of time to establish before winter arrives. They can be planted in full sun or partial shade, especially if it is afternoon shade. With a modest yet impactful size, reaching a height and spread of 3-4 ft. it seamlessly integrates into any garden design. This cold-hardy shrub withstands winter's chill in growing zones 7-11, ensuring a lasting legacy of beauty in your outdoor sanctuary. The Cerise Charm Loropetalum, with its enduring beauty and easy-going nature, brings a touch of elegance and charm to any garden space.

The Liriope Super Blue plant is an improved addition to the more common Big Blue Liriope muscari that grows a bit taller and can tolerate more direct sunlight. This versatile ornamental grass can instantly transform any yard with its striking lavender-blue flower blossoms and fierce, spiky dark green foliage! It features abundant blue flower spikes with blueish purple flowers that rise above its tufted grass like foliage from spring to summer. After the flowers bloom in early spring it is followed by clusters of black berries. This blue liriope plant is best used as an evergreen ground cover plant, border plant or edging plant, or mass plantings. Monkey grass helps tackle weed growth and it generally very easy to grow.

The alluring blue moon wisteria plant brightens every outdoor space with its brilliant color and delightful aroma. Chinese in origin, this twining vine has gorgeous violet blooms and dense, dark green leaves. It flowers in late spring and may grow up to 30 ft. long under the right circumstances. Thriving well in hardiness zones 4-9, adding blue moon wisteria to the landscape has many advantages because of its eye-catching hues and delightful fragrance, which can elevate any space and create a captivating focus point. To keep the vine healthy during the growing season, make sure it has enough support for vertical development and nourish it on a regular basis. Choosing an area that is sunny, making sure the soil drains well, and amending the soil with organic materials are all part of proper care. For a vine to grow vertically, it needs a support to weave around. Fertilization on a regular basis will encourage strong development and beautiful flowers throughout the season. Blue moon wisteria is an absolute must for any garden enthusiast looking to add some flare to their outdoor area, as it can provide long-lasting beauty and elegance with proper care. Plant a blue moon wisteria and see how charm and color spring to life in your yard.

Adding a touch of elegance to your landscape has never been so simple with the GG Gerbing Azalea shrub. Its soft and sweet white petals will also bring a host of curious butterflies to your garden to check out the lightly fragrant flowers.The G.G. Gerbing Indica Azalea variety is an evergreen shrub featuring large, bright white spring flowers that tend to bloom midseason. Its 3 inch white blooms are so plentiful that it appears as if the whole entire plant is pure white! You may see an occasionally rebloom in early to mid fall. The evergreen foliage has broadly shaped leaves.Its vigorous growth habit and attractive yellow-green year-round foliage color make it a great addition to any landscape or woodland garden. The GG Gerbing can be mass planted or used for a privacy screen as well in urban landscapes or foundation plantings.

The Dark Red Dogwood Tree boasts unusually colorful flowers, foliage, and fruit throughout the year to put on a delightful display. This ornamental tree truly has it all. In spring, its blush red flowers dazzle the eyes. By fall, glossy red drupe berries adorn its branches, and its green leaves turn to a purplish crimson. If you're looking for a splash of vivid color in your garden, this is the tree for you.

The Pink Perfection Camellia shrub is a true Southern statement piece! With pale pink fully double flowers that have layers of overlapping petals and glossy deep green foliage that stays evergreen all year round, what's not to love?! The light pink flowers will form throughout the summer and fall months to explode in blooms beginning in late winter through early spring.

The Sunlite LED Colored S14 glass lamps deliver a beautiful vivid color. Consuming only 2-Watt of energy, they offer significant energy savings. Ideal for parties and events. Featuring a Medium base, they are designed to fit in a variety of applications. With a lamp life of 15,000-hours, they can replace up to 20-colored incandescent bulbs. These colored string light bulbs will add a great colorful and fun look when paired together or a beautiful themed look when all 1-color.

Transform your garden with the enchanting beauty of the star jasmine vine shrub. Known for its lush aesthetics and intoxicatingly sweet fragrance, this stunning vine shrub will captivate all who visit. The star jasmine is perfect for framing trellises, porch screens, chain-link fences, or walls, turning any space into a vibrant display of reblooming white flowers. With dark green evergreen foliage that remains bright year-round, and sometimes takes on a bronze hue in colder climates, this jasmine variety offers visual appeal throughout all seasons. In early spring and summer, it produces clusters of small, white star-shaped flowers that emit a powerful, sweet scent, capable of perfuming an entire yard. Its fragrance is especially potent in the early mornings and attracts bees and butterflies to your landscape. The star jasmine is a vigorous grower, reaching heights of 10-12 ft. and spreading up to 4 feet in width. It thrives in full sun or partial shade and adapts well to various planting sites with well-drained soil. Ideal for USDA hardiness zones 7-11, this resilient plant tolerates drought and requires minimal care once established, except for occasional pruning to control its size and shape. Pet-friendly and pest-resistant, the star jasmine is perfect for gardens where pets roam. Bring the elegance and charm of the star jasmine vine shrub to your garden and enjoy its beauty and fragrance year-round.

As one of the earliest blooming trees in the spring, the ShiShi Gashira Camellia shrub is such a beautiful sight! Beginning in late fall to early spring, the Shi shi Camellia's flower blossoms will open up to reveal their majestic colors. With hot pink flower blooms that have a golden yellow center and glossy evergreen foliage to contrast the blossoms, and stay dark green all year long, what is not to love.

Covered in flowers atop dark green to burgundy foliage, Begonia will bring bright, beautiful blooms to your garden from spring to fall. Add these as a shade tolerant component to any planter, hanging basket or landscape for a pop of color. Hummingbirds and butterflies will flock to your garden to pollinate the showy flowers.