Rhododendron Nova Zembla 3G
This evergreen shrub can reach up to eight feet tall and five feet wide at maturity. Beautiful deep pink flowers emerge mid-spring. Plant in a part sun location, avoiding harsh afternoon sun. Needs well draining soil. Water well until established.
Rhododendron Capistrano 3G
This compact and hardy evergreen shrub can grow up to five feet high and six feet wide. Creamy yellow blooms emerge mid-spring. Plant in well draining soil and a part sun to full shade area.
All plants benefit from fertilization at some point in their life. Fertilizing in the spring is especially important to provide a boost of nutrients and encourage new growth. But, how do I get started?
Espoma Holly Tone 4 LBS
The original natural and organic fertilizer for all acid loving plants including hollies, azaleas, camellias, evergreens, dogwoods, rhododendrons and more! Use to feed in Spring or Fall depending on plant to give your plant more vibrant blooms and deeper green leaves. Arborvitae and boxwoods are plants that do not need Holly Tone, but can use Plant Tone instead.
Coast of Maine Cobscook Garden Soil 2CUFT
Coast of Maine Organic Products Cobscook Blend Garden Soil is made with a blend of salmon and blueberry compost, aged bark, sphagnum peat moss and horticultural limestone. It requires less frequent watering and works well with acid-loving plants like azaleas, rhododendrons, holly, pieris and blueberry bushes.
Coast of Maine Cobscook Garden Soil 1CUFT
Coast of Maine Organic Products Cobscook Blend Garden Soil is a blend of salmon and blueberry compost, aged bark, sphagnum peat moss and horticultural limestone. It requires less frequent watering and works well with acid-loving plants like azaleas, rhododendrons, holly, Pieris and blueberry bushes.
Azalea Encore Autumn Royalty 3G
Large 3.5 inch single form, dark purple flowers bloom spring, summer and fall against deep green foliage. Has an upright growth habit reaching 4.5 feet tall and 4 feet wide. Prefers well-drained soil. Excellent choice for mass plantings. Won Rhododendron of the Year by the Rhododendron Society of America.
After the professionals are gone, how do I keep my landscape going strong? Three essential parts of any landscape project are design, quality installation and care after installation
Breaking Bud Few things rival the joy of new green growth, spring flowers, and baby birds! Spring is a most joyous time of renewal and rebirth. It’s a time of great inspiration – and often our busiest time for landscaping! With so much a-buzz, there’s a lot to think about and even more to do! … Read more
