Red Head Fountain Grass
Red Head Fountain Grass Zone 5 Height: 3 feet Light: full sun By: Meriel Bradley Red Head Fountain Grass is an easy-care perennial grass that thrives in full sun. It has long soft plumes that rise above its shapely form on gracefully arching stems from mid-summer into...Grosso Lavender
Grosso Lavender Zone 5 – 10 Height: 2 – 3 feet Light: full sun By: Meriel Bradley The bees just love this lavender, as do the butterflies and the hummingbirds. It’s a hybrid between the traditional English lavender and Portuguese lavender known as...Hosta
Hosta Zone 3 – 9 Light: full shade to part shade By: Meriel Bradley With their stunning lush foliage and easy care and maintenance, Hostas are a great addition to the garden. They will generally need to be planted in full to partial shade, but there are some...Incrediball Hydrangea
The stunning Incrediball Hydrangea is a broadleaf hydrangea and flowers on new wood.
For pruning, you can cut them back anytime between the first hard frost of fall to early spring. Some people will prune right back to the ground because they flower on new wood.
I like to shape mine and keep some of the older wood intact as it grows stronger over time, and helps to support the flower heads which can become quite heavy, especially after a rain. I also prune in the spring to keep the fall and winter interest of the dried flower heads.
It is a breathtaking shrub, which you can grow as a single specimen or plant as a beautiful
Common Yarrow
The Common Yarrow is an easy-care perennial, which bees and other pollinators love to visit.
Growing from a deep bed of lovely feathery leaves, its tall flower stems showcase flat-topped flower heads will grow to 5 inches across and will keep their colour in your garden for weeks.
This is a carefree plant that needs minimal upkeep.
Stake early in the season to prevent the flowers from flopping over, and deadhead regularly to keep the blooms coming. You will also want to divide the plant every 4 to 5 years.