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How to Design with Hanging Baskets

How to Design with Hanging Baskets

How to Design with Hanging Baskets

Is your front entryway feeling a little exposed? Hanging plants provide the beautiful privacy you need. Know It. Grow It.

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Five new (easy care) beauties for 2021
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Good catch! I sifted back through the information I got on these and have also found conflicting information. I'll check in with our New Plants Manager and get back to you. We'll make sure all the information is correct on the website once we know.

Megan McConnell
10 Facts Every Japanese Maple Lover Needs To Know
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It sounds like the weather damages the more tender tips of the branches. Not to worry, though! Just snip off the gray parts down to just below a bud. The tree should be fine this spring.

Megan McConnell
10 Facts Every Japanese Maple Lover Needs To Know
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My daughter planted a Japanese Maple tree two years ago and we had a week of very unusual below freezing temperatures. The tree bark is very red but at the top on the tips of tree the ends are grayish black is this normal she is afraid something is wrong because of the color on tips.

Marlene Tucker
Five new (easy care) beauties for 2021
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Hi! I am very excited about the new Hibiscus. They are labeled as zones 9-11 in several places and zones 10-11 in a couple others. Are they slightly more hardy than other tropical hibiscus that are all labeled 10-11 as far as I have seen. I am in zone 9. I will definitely be buying some for my...

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How to Grow Berries in Containers
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Yes, you can divide the plant. The best time to do so is when it is dormant, in fall to early spring. If the plant has fully leafed out already, you might want to wait. You can also remove some canes by cutting them down to the ground.

Megan McConnell