The University of Minnesota introduced the cold-hardy early-season pear known as Summercrisp for usage in cold locations where most pear cultivars do not thrive and frequently do not bear fruit. This particular type is the product of hybridization between different species. The summer crisp pear tree (Pyrus communis ‘Summercrisp’ in botanical terms) yields fruit at the end of… Read More »
Mugo pines are an excellent alternative to junipers in the landscape for gardeners looking for something unique. Mugos, though considerably smaller than their towering pine tree relatives, share the same dark green color and fresh pine smell all year round. The needles of the mugo pine, which are used to classify the plant as either an evergreen tree… Read More »
Weigela florida Wine & Roses is a beautiful deciduous shrub with narrowly ovate, glossy, dark purple foliage that lasts all season. Large quantities of bright pink flowers bloom throughout the spring and summer, creating an eye-catching contrast. Wine & Roses is the result of Herman Geers’ nearly twenty-year breeding effort in Boskoop, Netherlands. Geers meticulously crossed existing Weigela… Read More »
The white potentilla is a deciduous shrub that blooms for an extended period, from late spring to early fall. Potentilla ‘Abbotswood’ is a fantastic option for informal, low hedging because it grows to a height of approximately 75 centimeters but is easily maintained at a height of approximately 50 centimeters. Potentilla ‘Abbotswood’ thrives in moist soil, and while moderately rich… Read More »
The ‘Sunkist’ variety is a broad-pyramidal type that exhibits foliage that is lemon yellow in the spring and then intensifies to an orange-yellow in the winter. It normally reaches maturity at 6–10 feet tall and 5-8 feet broad. It is known as Thuja occidentalis. Sunkist Arborvitae is a spectacular evergreen shrub for residential landscaping, since it keeps a… Read More »
The classic Moorpark apricot tree is mostly found in gardens all over the world. The tree is popular for its white flowers, attractive canopies, and tasty apricots, and it is cultivated for both of these reasons. In Europe, the Moorpark apricot has a history that goes back 300 years. However, it is now popular everywhere. It is particularly renowned… Read More »
Orangeglo Watermelon is thought to have developed in Southern Africa, maybe in the area near Namibia. Since then, watermelons have spread around the world and in the US, have become a favorite food and a representation of summer. Because watermelons thrive in hot temperatures and their frail vines make them extremely sensitive to frost, it is essential to… Read More »
Mirabelle is a plum that grows in the Mediterranean areas of Europe and it mostly prefers USDA zones from 5 to 9. It has high sugar content. This plum possesses yellow skin that is often speckled with red spots and yellow flesh that is firm. Plums of the Mirabelle variety are typically cultivated in the Lorraine area of France. These plums with high… Read More »
This perennial plant is known as pipevine, Dutchman’s pipe, previously known as Aristolochia durior possesses large, heart-shaped leaves and looks like wild ginger. Aristolochia macrophylla is its scientific name, and it belongs to the birthwort family. It is sometimes referred to as green pipevine and green Dutchman’s pipe. The pipevine is an eastern North American deciduous woody vine.… Read More »
Acacia cousin itt or acacia cognata is more commonly known as river wattle, bower wattle, or narrow-leaved bower wattle. Acacia is a shrub or tree endemic to the regions of Southeastern Australia. This plant species is native to the states of Victoria and New South Wales, where it usually grows in granite-containing soils. These granite-based soils are a… Read More »
