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See you in April!
Annuals
Annuals are plants that cannot survive the winters in our zone (5b) and will need to be replanted every year if you want to have them in your garden.
What kinds of annuals are there?
There are many varieties and here at The Flower Garden we make sure to carry all of the most popular kinds to help you get all of your shopping done in one stop. Examples of such staples that we stock are:
Alyssum, Angelonia, Begonia, Celosia Citronella, Fuchsia, Geranium, Gerber Daisy, Impatiens, Lantana, Lobelia, Osteospermum, Petunia, Sunflower, Sweet Potato Vine, Verbena, and many more!
Farm Favorites
Vegetables for your garden. Enjoy the freshest food and the joy of reaping the fruits of your labor.
We carry a wide variety of tomatoes, cucumbers for eating and pickling, squash, pumpkins, melons, eggplants, and onions. Want to start planting early? We carry cold hardy crops such as cabbage, kale, and broccoli that can with stand the chill of early spring. Feeling adventurous? We stock a selection of peppers from simple bell varieties up to the hottest of the hot.
Herbs and Spices
Liven up your time in the kitchen with the flavorful freshness of herbs picked straight from your garden.
Make craveable pasta with your own oregano, basil, and thyme. Have delicious roasts with sage and rosemary, chives and fennel for lively salads, fresh cilantro for taco night, and any kind of mint under the sun for teas and cocktails. Even pick up something for the pets with catnip and oat grass. Can't decide what to get? We also offer premade bowls with a selection of the most popular herbs, perfect for the kitchen window.
Decorative Seasonal Favorites
Looking for the seasonal styles to decorate your home and garden according to the latest holiday?
Pansies and violas for those cold spring months when nothing else is ready to grow. Hanging ferns and planters to decorate your porch and walkways, even red white and blue arrangements for the patriotic month of July. Mums and coleus to keep color in the fall when everything else is done blooming for the year. We have everything that you need to keep the color coming all year round.
Perennials
Perennials are plants that will survive our winter and come back to give your garden color year after year without needing to be replanted.
What kinds of perennials are there?
Perennials come in all shapes and sizes, and are used in a great many ways. We carry a range of perennials in different categories so that we have whatever you need to finish up that project.
Examples of such staples that we stock are:
Blanket Flower, Catmint, Coneflower, Daylily, Dianthus, Grasses, Guara, Hardy Hibiscus, Lavender, Peony, Phlox, Poppy, Sedum, Shasta Daisy, Vinca, and many more!
Shade Lovers
These plants will thrive in the darker sections of your garden. Blooming in the shade of trees or in the shadows of buildings.
Have a shady spot where nothing seems to grow? We all know that plants need sun, but some need less than others and can thrive in these areas. Try filling it in with ever popular ferns, brunnera, and hostas. Looking for a bit more color? Go with coral bells, irises, and lilies. Or try a more old school look with baptisia, astilbe, and bleeding heart.
Climbers
Choose these plants if you want to cover trellises, fences, pergolas, or arbors with verdant vines and beautiful blooms.
Hoping to find something to cover a structure in your garden? Vining plants like morning glories and trumpet vine are easy options. If you want something more showy, try out clematis and honeysuckle, each have large, lacy flowers and come in many varieties. For a woodier plant with stems that offer winter interest as well, wisteria, and climbing varieties of roses and hydrangeas are popular choices.
Houseplants
Don't leave all the excitement out in the garden! Bring some beauty into the house with these adaptable plants.
Bring year round color into your home with the wide range of houseplants on offer at The Flower Garden. Try out the popular and easy to care for succulents, spider plants, aloe, and snake plants. For something leafier, there are calathea, rubber trees, cordyline, dumb cane, and asparagus ferns to choose from. If you are in the market for larger, highly fashionable plants, there is also a selection of monstera, pothos, philodendron, caladium, peperomia, and alocasia.
