Introduction: Hummingbirds and Flowers Plants that attract hummingbirds usually have one thing in common, the flower! Most hummingbird friendly flowers are tube shaped. Consequently, the flower and beak shape match perfectly. The following article will show some hardy hummingbird favorites. Why do Hummingbirds visit? Hummingbirds sometimes choose to visit our gardens, which is always a… Read more »
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Paver Types: Concrete, Clay, Natural Stone
Introduction Pavers come in many shapes and sizes. The most common materials used are Concrete, Clay, and Natural Stone. Each type of brick is unique and has its own special use. Price differences are common between materials but do overlap in some instances. In this blog we will discuss the pros and cons to each… Read more »
Winston’s Plant Spotlight: Red Twig Dogwood
Cornus sericea: Red Twig Dogwood The Red Twig Dogwood is one of my favorite shrubs for winter! This shrub is great for so many reasons! This article will explain traits, growing conditions, planting options, and care of the Red Twig Dogwood. Traits If you want something other than an evergreen to provide winter interest, this… Read more »
Winston’s Plant of the Month – Forsythia
Welcome back! Winston here with this month’s Winston Wednesday! Today I want to share with you a cool spring flowering shrub called Forsythia. Did you know Forsythia originate from Asia? Here are a few fun facts: In our zone, Forsythia are usually the first woody shrub to flower. Which means they are the first… Read more »
Winston’s Plant of the Week: Croton
Hi, my name is Winston and I am the newest member of the Bret-Mar team. I am a 14-month-old Dachshund. Ashley adopted me a few months ago from a shelter that brought me up from Texas after the hurricane. I am adjusting to the good life and my brother Tucker is teaching me so much,… Read more »
