Panicum virgatum Northwind is a cultivar of switch grass, a native, clump-forming perennial ornamental grass that thrives on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. As a warm-season grass, it grows new foliage from its roots each spring as...
Read MoreSummer is known for the flowers that brighten up the landscapes, and many gardeners think that there are not that many flowers that bloom in the autumn. The good news is there are some wonderful ones that begin to bloom in June...
Read MoreHostas are wonderful herbaceous perennials that thrive in morning sun and dappled shade. They prefer moist, slightly acidic, organically rich, well-drained soils. Once established, they can tolerate dry shade for short periods...
Read MoreAugust can be hot and dry and many of the early summer flowers are done for the year. That is not the case for the Panicle Hydrangea, which begins to bloom in July and continues to bloom with new flowers to mix with the older...
Read MoreThe heat of summer is what helps the beautiful crape myrtles bloom so well in lovely shades of pure white, pick, rose, red, lavender and purple. The also come in various sizes, from dwarf plants of 2-3 feet tall to shade...
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