Garden Design Programs

Red Rooster Crepe Myrtle

Red Rooster Crepe Myrtle has clusters of rose flowers that provide a burst of shade to the landscape and draw pollinators such as butterflies and bees, promoting a healthy ecosystem. As the seasons change, the plant's foliage transitions from green to shades of orange and rose, adding further visual interest. This Crepe Myrtle is a distinctive, deciduous tree that is often easy to identify thanks to its individualized and captivating aesthetics. While they are available in a variety of flower colors, the crimson blooms stand apart with stunning flair. The tree thrives in areas ranging from the Arizona desert to the coastal Atlantic states from Florida to Massachusetts. Why should you consider planting this tree in your yard? Bring Pollinators In With The Red Rooster Crepe Myrtle It emits fragrant tree sap. This sap, as well as the blooms, draws bees and roughly 30 other insect species to your yard. These beneficial insects act as pollinators for the other plants in your garden. In addition, beautiful birds are drawn to both the tree and the insects that are attracted to it, making the tree a vital part of a healthy ecosystem on your property. While they attract insects, these are generally beneficial insects that feed on other pests. By drawing these useful insects to your yard, you can dramatically and naturally reduce the number of unwanted and harmful bugs that otherwise may thrive in the space.  the High Of The Red Rooster Crepe Myrtle They are trees that generally have multiple trunks that fan outward. While there are different varieties of these trees that grow to different heights, they generally reach 10 to 20 feet tall with wide branch coverage that spans 15 feet. The trees grow up to three feet each year, making them well-suited for bolstering privacy. While the trees look lovely standing in the middle of a yard, many people choose to grow them along a fence line to take advantage of their foliage. The Unique Bark of The Red Rooster Crepe Myrtle Red Crepe Myrtle has smooth bark that is usually pinkish-gray. The green leaves are typically small and oval-shaped, and they turn gorgeous shades of orange and yellow in the fall before falling off for the winter. The petals have a crimped look that makes the flowers look full. The yellow centers stand beautifully apart from the crimson petals.

6 Pack - Pampas Grass Plugs

Pampas Grass is a famous ornamental sedge known for its stunning appearance and versatility in landscaping. When planted as plugs, these young plants bring a range of attributes that enhance the aesthetics and functionality of any landscape. We will explore the essential qualities of these plants and their benefits in landscaping. While pampas grass is native to South America, its appeal has made it a popular addition to yards worldwide. Fast-growing plants are a type of perennial that continues to offer notable benefits and properties over its long lifespan. Why should you consider planting it on your property? It is also known as Cortaderia selloana, an ornamental plant with distinctive, appealing aesthetics. The plugs increase and can reach a height of 12 feet. The vibrant hue of the lush, green stalks is brought to life with the wispy blooms at the top of the plant. The flowering stems may be a foot or more taller than the blades, creating a stunning, dual-tone look. At the end of the growing season, the cut stalks can be used as a decorative element in the home. Pampas Grass Has Stunning Soft Blooms Despite the plant's grand height and dense, bushy base, it has a soft look thanks to its mesmerizing flowers. The flower stalks vary between shades of white, silver, and yellow. From afar, they have an almost fluffy look that will add a unique visual element to your space. These flowers may conceal a fenced perimeter for a more natural look in your yard, or they may create a natural barrier around the perimeter of a property. Pampas Grass Has Protective Qualities While many people plant it for its beauty, it also has practical benefits. In some areas, it has been used to minimize erosion. Because of this, it may be incredibly functional in yards with a steep grade or prone to the damaging effects of erosion. Pampas Grass Makes A Superior Ground Cover Pampas Grass is easy to grow and spreads rapidly compared to some other types of plants. These plugs deserve serious consideration in areas that are relatively bare in a yard or lack a distinguishing feature as a point of interest. They can cover horizontal space and fill out for an established look quickly.

Japanese Maple - Acer Palmatum

Japanese Maple is an ornamental tree known for its palmate leaves that turn shades of green and yellow in the fall, contributing to a graceful and vibrant garden landscape. It is a stunning and versatile ornamental with numerous landscaping benefits. Its unique characteristics and aesthetic appeal make it popular for enhancing outdoor spaces like gardens, parks, and residential yards. It is a type of woody plant of Asian origin. In Japan, it is called "Iroha Momiji." The tree is famous for its refined ornamental qualities and variety of colorful cultivars. Japanese Maples Natural Habitat Iroha Momiji is native to Japan, Korea, China, Mongolia, and Russia and naturalized in parts of North America. This deciduous plant typically reaches 20'–35' when it grows in the understory of shady woodland. Many iroha Momiji trees grow in the wild, and seedlings from the same ancestor can be of different colors, shapes, and sizes. Japanese Maple Has Many Sizes  Japanese Maple has thousands of beautiful forms and sizes ranging from 1 1⁄2' to 52' tall. Their small, finely-textured palmate leaves range from 1 1⁄2"–4 3⁄4" long and display five, seven, or nine long, pointed lobes. The leaves are famed for their fantastic colors, from deep green and chartreuse to orange, red, and deep purple. Some cultivars have variegated leaves with pink or white patterns. In the fall, the leaves typically brighten and display brilliant yellow, red, and orange. The tree typically has gnarled, twisting, compound trunks with gray bark that join close to the ground. Iroha Momiji cultivars have many forms, from upright to dome- and vase-shaped to weeping, cascading, and more. In the United States, Iroha Momiji cultivars are often planted in Japanese gardens. Their compact size and adaptability make them good ornamental accent trees for paths, borders, and patios. The plant is also popular as a bonsai, and many varieties can be grown in pots or planters. Iroha Momiji trees shelter various small animals Within their delicate canopies. Songbirds use the branches as nesting sites and feast on their seeds, while squirrels and chipmunks are said to enjoy the trees' bark. In spring, hummingbirds and bees fly to the trees' flowers and feed on their nectar. Try Japanese Maple In Your Garden Planting Japanese Maple in your garden is a great way to add creative flair to your landscape and enjoy its refined beauty all year.