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Woodie’s Picks: Four Cold-Hardy Plants For Early Spring Color

Despite popular belief, you do not need to wait until April to enjoy all the beauty and color that spring has to offer! In this blog, we will discuss the benefits of planting early-season color and introduce a few varieties of plants that are already or soon-to-be exploding with color and beauty!

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Woodie’s Picks: Four Cold-Hardy Plants For Early Spring Color

Woodie’s Picks: Four Cold-Hardy Plants For Early Spring Color

Despite popular belief, you do not need to wait until April to enjoy all the beauty and color that spring has to offer! In this blog, we will discuss the benefits of planting early-season color and introduce a few varieties of plants that are already or soon-to-be exploding with color and beauty!

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Blue-Toned Evergreens to Balance Your Landscape

Blue-Toned Evergreens to Balance Your Landscape

Incorporating cool blue-toned evergreens into your landscape can bring a serene and majestic appeal that lasts all year round. Below are a few reasons you should consider adding these blue beauties to your garden and a look at some standout varieties.

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Woodie’s Picks: Plants Budding Now & Blooming Soon

Woodie’s Picks: Plants Budding Now & Blooming Soon

In this week’s installment of Woodie’s Picks, we decided to highlight four plants that are covered in buds and will be the first to bloom in early spring! Just as the early bird gets the worm, the early gardener gets the blooms! Keep reading to learn more about bloom timing and our favorite March and April early blooming plants!

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How To Create A Formal Garden

How To Create A Formal Garden

While cultivating a formal garden may sound initially complicated, the process is actually quite simple. In this blog, we will examine the brief history of formal gardening and then discuss the key practices for designing your own formal garden.

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Woodie’s Picks: Small-Space, Big Statement Landscaping Trees For Spring

Woodie’s Picks: Small-Space, Big Statement Landscaping Trees For Spring

Just because you have smaller square footage to landscape does not mean there aren’t options to be bold and beautiful and still make a grand statement! In this blog, we will highlight the benefits of compact specimen trees and then discuss four of our favorite small-space landscaping trees that will make a splash in your yard this spring!

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Creating A Native Wildflower Garden

Creating A Native Wildflower Garden

Growing a native wildflower garden is a great way to enjoy the beauty of nature while also supporting your local environment. In this blog, we will highlight the benefits of planting native bloomers and suggest a few of our favorite early spring cultivars to start your thriving oasis.

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Woodie’s Picks: Evergreen Shrubs For Compact Hedging & Borders

Woodie’s Picks: Evergreen Shrubs For Compact Hedging & Borders

While spring is a time that many look forward to for growing fleeting explosions of vibrant flowers, it can also be a great time to incorporate year-round interest and structure into your landscape. One of the best, most efficient ways to do this is through planting dense hedges to border your landscape!

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Garden Gifts To Show Your Love This Valentine’s Day

Garden Gifts To Show Your Love This Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and finding the perfect gift can feel daunting. But this year, skip the clichés and opt for something truly unique and meaningful: garden gifts! A thoughtful plant or shrub can be a heartfelt way to express your love while offering lasting beauty and symbolism.

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Woodie’s Picks: Flowering Fruit Trees To Plant In Early Spring

Woodie’s Picks: Flowering Fruit Trees To Plant In Early Spring

Imagine a world where you walk into your backyard and gather ingredients for your next meal. Better yet, stop imagining it and start growing it! In this blog, we will highlight four fruiting favorites to plant in early spring so you can enjoy plentiful blooms and a fruitful harvest next fall!

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