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Tulip PoplarVisual Interest in Spring and Fall Why Tulip Poplar Trees? Imagine leaving for work one morning during spring: before you leave, you notice 3 to 4 small blooms on your tree. When you come home that evening, that same tree is covered in a blanket of richly hued florals. With the Tulip Poplar, a dazzling production and fast growth are not only possible but expected. You'll have the brightest tree in the neighborhood. And though it takes the blooms some

Consider planting it in a shady corner in your yard

Now you can be among the few but growing number of satisfied owners who've discovered the beauty and grace of the Smyrna Quince

Angel Trumpet loves a rich soil with plenty of organic matter to hold moisture and provide a steady supply of nutrients

To add to the visual splendor

it usually does not require fertilizing to thrive

The Reaper prefers a full sun location

Plump Berries in One Year

to groundcover

the Yellow Twig welcomes most soil types and conditions - including snow

it reveals creamy white

you won’t have to leave your home for fresh fruit

The oil of the Lemon Grass plant is a natural antibacterial and antifungal agent