Danford Iris
These low growing irises add bright spots of color to the landscape in late winter. They are best for naturalizing and rock gardens. They also make nice little pot plants. Plant them in well-drained soil in a sunny location. This lovely little ... [... more] GardenGuides
Leucojum vernum - Spring Snowflake
This is just one Leucojum useful as a garden flower. It tolerates sun to light shade, preferably light shade, and well drained soil. The fragrant, white flowers are only produced on well established plants. Plant bulbs six inches apart and two to ... [... more] Old House Web
Danford Iris
These low growing irises add bright spots of color to the landscape in late winter. They are best for naturalizing and rock gardens. They also make nice little pot plants. Plant them in well-drained soil in a sunny location. This lovely little ... [... more] GardenGuides
Groundcover and Ornamental Plants
Having now added pavers and several shade-loving ground plants to the tiny space, host Mayita Dinos gives the area more dimension with ground cover and container plants. Plant the trees on either side of the topiaries (on the side away from the ... [... more] DIYnet
Trellis and Plants
With the fountain itself now in place, host Mayita Dinos and crew turn their attention to the surrounding area to be enhanced with a variety of beautiful plants. Plant the vines underneath the trellises, leaving their trellis sticks in ... [... more] DIYnet
Lovage / Levisticum officinale
Herb profile: Lovage looks similar to Celery, but is much easier to grow. Lovage can be started from seed or by dividing older established plants. Plant seed mid summer to fall placed 24" apart. During the second season plants can be harvested. ... [... more] Denver Plants
Winterberry
Bright red, summer berries on female plants often persist long after dark green summer foliage has fallen. Transplant trees with balled and burlapped roots or as container-grown plants. Plant one male plant to each six to eight female plants to ... [... more] Virginia Tech Extension