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Late Summer Perennials
It’s almost Fall but it’s still hot. And thankfully, there are plenty of perennials that absolutely love it. Late summer can bring some of the prettiest color of the entire […]
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Wild & Well-Planned: Natural Looking Gardens
How to Create a Natural Garden Without Making It Look Messy There is something special about a garden that feels natural. Flowers lean into one another instead of standing in […]
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Pruning Hydrangeas
Pruning is a one of the most vital aspects of Hydrangea care. The two key important things you need to know are: Pruning Bigleaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla) Want to know […]
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Hydrangea Series: Oakleaf
Oakleaf Hydrangeas (Hydrangea quercifolia) thrive in shady gardens. A multi-season interest Hydrangea from their large showy foliage in Spring to showy white blooms in Summer and their rich Fall color […]
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Getting the Most Blooms from Your Hydrangeas
Feel like your Hydrangeas just don’t have the bloom power you want or expect? There are 4 primary reasons your Hydrangea might be lackluster. 1. Pruning Problems If not pruned […]
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Hydrangea Series: Panicle
The most sun-tolerant of all hydrangea types with the longest bloom season, Panicle Hydrangeas are low-maintenance, easy,, and big time showy bloomers making them reliable & versatile in the landscape. Flowers […]
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Hydrangea Series: Macrophylla
Hydrangeas make a big statement in the landscape in the late Spring to early Fall. Each type of Hydrangea comes with it’s own unique needs and characteristic. One type is: […]
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Hydrangea Series: Climbing
Climbing Hydrangeas (Hydrangea anomala petiolaris) are flowering vines that can be used as a wall climber, on an heavy duty arbor or fence, or even as a bank covering. White […]
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Hydrangea Series: Mountain
Mountain Hydrangeas (Hydrangea serrata) have unique, lace centered blooms in shades of pink, blue, & purple. Blue and pink flowering types colors can be changed by adjusting soil pH. They […]
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Hydrangea Series: Smooth
Smooth Hydrangeas (Hydrangea arborescens) are native to the Eastern US – one of the best known cultivar’s is ‘Annabelle’. There are other varieties available with small to extra large blooms. […]
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A Simple Guide to the Different Types of Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are one of the most popular flowering shrubs for a reason. They produce spectacular blooms, add months of color to the landscape, and come in a surprising variety of […]
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Vegetable Garden Summer Care
It’s hard to believe but it’s only been about a month since many of us saw our last frost! Our uncharacteristically warm early Spring makes it feel like it’s later […]
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Pollinator Perennials
A garden buzzing with life is a garden doing something right. Pollinators—bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and even beneficial insects—play a vital role in helping plants bloom, fruit, and thrive. By choosing […]
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Attracting Hummingbirds
Hummingbirds bring a kind of energy to the garden that’s hard to match – quick flashes of color, a soft hum in the air, and the simple joy of watching […]
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Companion Planting & Why You Should Try It
What is Companion Planting? Why Should You Consider It? Companion planting is one of the simplest and most rewarding ways to garden more naturally. By planting certain vegetable, herb, & […]
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Gardening Calendar: August
We know – it’s hot outside – but it’s still important to take some time to check some gardening tasks off your list this month. GENERAL LANDSCAPE Fill your birdbaths […]
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Raised Beds for Beginners
Raised bed gardening has gained popularity among gardeners of all levels for its numerous benefits, including improved soil conditions, better drainage, easier access, & limited space. Whether you’re looking to […]
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Growing Sunflowers
Sunflowers are possible the flower that represents summer the best. Aside from the traditional sunflower – they come in a variety of colors, textures, & heights. They make a great […]
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Garden Trends: 2024
As the weather warms, many of us are thinking about our gardens! Here are some anticipated trends for 2024 to get your inspiration going… Moody/Gothic/Dark Deep colored leaves & flowers […]
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Mosquito Control
It’s summertime and that means lots of time outside! Spending time outdoors is a wonderful way to connect with nature, relax, and enjoy time with family and friends. However, pesky […]
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Veggie Gardening Tips
Growing your own backyard produce not only provides you with fresh from the garden taste but also gives you a feeling of satisfaction. This year we encourage you to try […]
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Garden Trends: 2023
As the weather warms, many of us are thinking about our gardens! Here are some anticipated trends for 2023 to get your inspiration going… Cut Flower / Bouquet Gardens Cut […]
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Harvesting & Storing Herbs
Herbs are hitting their peak for best harvest. Harvesting is best done mid to late morning after the dew has dried but the hot sun will not wilt cuttings. While […]
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Late Summer Garden Tips
Your garden has likely been producing full swing this last month. Here are some tips as your garden continues to produce or even stop producing… If your tomato plants were […]
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Crape Myrtles – Summer Season Care
Crape Myrtles are soon going to be in full & gorgeous bloom! This traditional beauty is a highlight of Southern landscapes. There are a lot of varieties from smaller bush […]
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Early Summer Pruning
Early summer is here and is a great time to prune back specific plants. Pruning can be intimidating because of timing so we hope this helps make your early summer […]
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Planting & Caring for Summer Flowers
We have officially passed the frost free date in May which means it’s time to plant those beautiful summer flowers! From this point on, when correctly cared for, you will […]
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Step 2 Lawn Care
Evergreen of Colonial Height’s Custom 4 Step Lawncare Program is tailored help you have a lush and green lawn with minimal weeds. The time to apply Step 2 runs from […]
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