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Woodie’s Picks: Four Flowers To Order Now To Enjoy Early Spring Color

Ready for a garden that bursts into color before spring fully arrives? These four early blooming perennials are worth ordering now for a beautiful, low-stress start to the season.

Woodie’s Picks: Landscape Plants That Never Go Out of Style

Trends may come and go, but some landscape plants never lose their appeal. Explore Woodie’s top picks for classic, low-maintenance plants that bring lasting beauty, structure, and value to any outdoor space.

Garden Design and Planting Trends for 2026

From fragrance-forward plantings to calming color palettes and micro gardens, discover the garden trends shaping 2026 and how to bring them to life in your own outdoor space.

Woodie’s Picks: The Unmatched Beauty and Splendor of Spruce Trees

Think spruce trees are just for the holidays? Think again. From striking blue hues to compact pyramidal forms, discover why these evergreens deserve a permanent place in your landscape and meet Woodie’s favorite spruce picks for year-round beauty.

Incorporating Pantone’s 2026 Color of The Year Into Your Garden

Pantone’s 2026 Color of the Year is Cloud Dancer, a soft, ethereal white that redefines beauty through simplicity. Discover what this calming shade symbolizes and the best plants to bring its cloud-like elegance into your garden.

Woodie’s Picks: Our Most Popular Plant Picks of 2025

From football-field-sized forests to pollinator-friendly blooms, see how your favorite plants made a big impact in 2025 and explore Woodie’s best-selling garden picks to inspire your 2026 plans.

Woodie’s Picks: Statement Trees To Bring Whimsical Fairytale Magic To Your Garden

Ready to bring storybook charm to your yard? Discover the spring trees and simple design ideas that bring a whimsical garden to life.

Woodie's Picks: Four Cypress All-Stars for Privacy, Color & Year-Round Structure

Apple Trees: Understanding Chill Needs & Selecting the Right Variety for Your Yard

Not all apple trees thrive in every climate. Discover how understanding “chill needs” can make the difference between spotty blooms and an orchard full of fruit.