Fiber Optics Buttonbush – 3 Gallon Container

Fiber Optics Buttonbush – 3 Gallon Container
Fiber Optics Buttonbush General Information Fiber Optics Buttonbush is a nice deciduous shrub.   This plant grows in a more compact fashion than the standard buttonbush.  This size and ornamental appeal make it a great choice for a variety of landscaping areas.  It has glossy, deep green foliage that gives the shrub a nice appearance all [...]

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Fiber Optics Buttonbush – 2 Gallon Container

Fiber Optics Buttonbush – 2 Gallon Container
Fiber Optics Buttonbush General Information Fiber Optics Buttonbush is a nice deciduous shrub.   This plant grows in a more compact fashion than the standard buttonbush.  This size and ornamental appeal make it a great choice for a variety of landscaping areas.  It has glossy, deep green foliage that gives the shrub a nice appearance all [...]

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Sugar Shack Buttonbush – #3 Container

Sugar Shack Buttonbush – #3 Container
Sugar Shack Buttonbush General Information Sugar Shack Buttonbush is a great plant that would fit well in many different areas in your landscape.  The Buttonbush is a well known native plant, this cultivar grows in a more compact size.  The native grows anywhere from wetlands to dry bluffs and the sugar shack can handle many [...]

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Rain Garden Plants

Rain Garden Plants

What is a rain garden? A rain garden is an area within the landscape that gets the majority of its moisture from rain. It may also get wet from a hose runoff or hillside springs. The rain garden can be a functional and beautiful part of the landscape. I have heard some people call their […]

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Seven Son – September Plant of the Month

Seven Son – September Plant of the Month

The seven son tree is our September Plant of the Month for 2023. This is one of my all-time favorite trees. Ever since coming to Grimm’s Gardens in 2011, I have loved using and selling this tree. It is a great plant for a variety of locations, is drought tolerant and durable, and has 3 […]

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Summer Pruning

Summer Pruning

Now is the time to do some summer pruning. What, you prune trees and plants in the hottest part of the year? Well, yes, for certain plants. Pruning in the summer helps some plant rejuvenate, removing legginess and promoting fall flower production. Also, this is the best time to remove watersprouts from fruit trees, and […]

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Hardworking Natives

Hardworking Natives

Natives are becoming more and more popular. And with the uncertainty of fluctuating weather patterns, using natives has become more important for all gardeners. Nonnative plants can be great in the landscape, as long as they are not proven to become invasive, which a lot of them are. But using regionally selected native plants for […]

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Easy to Grow Plants for New Gardeners

Easy to Grow Plants for New Gardeners

In the past few years, a lot of new gardeners have come on the scene. Some of it has happened through boredom during the years of the pandemic, while other have come into gardening through a desire to feed their families healthy food. Many new gardeners are finding that gardening is more fun than they […]

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How To Protect Monarch Butterflies with Gardening

How To Protect Monarch Butterflies with Gardening

Recently classified as an endangered species by the International Union For Conservation of Nature, the monarch butterfly is one of our most recognized insect species. For decades, gardeners, biologists, and entomologists have been watching the decline of these butterflies and pushing to get them on the list. But what does it mean to be on […]

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