ALT Loved by pollinators and ignored by deer, it thrives where other plants struggle, offering season-long color and texture. Its open, graceful shape reaches 3 to 5 feet tall, making it perfect for adding height, movement, and a soft haze of color to borders, cottage gardens, and sunny landscapes. Perovskia is as tough as it is beautiful with heat tolerance, drought resistance, and low maintenance once established. Perovskia Care Tips ☀️ Light: Needs full sun, 6+ hours daily for best blooms. 🌱 Soil: Prefers well-draining, sandy or loamy soil; tolerates poor soils. 💧 Water: Water regularly when young, sparingly once established. 🌡️ Temperature: Hardy in Zones 4 to 9; thrives in hot, dry climates. 🌼 Fertilizer: Minimal feeding since too much fertilizer reduces blooms. ✂️ Maintenance: Cut back in late winter or early spring to encourage fresh growth. Bonus Tip: Plant in drifts for a stunning, cloud-like effect in summer to fall.

ALT They are a common variety that is easy to care for, so just follow these tips: -Grow in full sun in colder climates and in partial shade in very hot regions. -Provide well-draining, neutral soil and add light application of organic fertilizer in spring and again in fall after blooming ceases. -Keep moist by watering when the soil feels dry to touch. Note: They do enjoy humidity. -Prune to remove any dead or damaged foliage and trim spent blooms stalks to encourage more growth and flowers.

ALT To help maintain your greens throughout the month, we have a few tips you should keep in mind when decorating your home. 1. Our hanging baskets and planters contain floral foam to keep the greens fresh and fragrant. Check the container often and refill it with fresh water when it is dry. 2. Shake off the greens when bringing them indoors. This will allow old, dry needles to fall off before decorating. 3. Greenery should be kept away from heat sources that may dry them out. Heat or direct sun can shorten your holiday greens' lifespan, freshness and fragrance. Happy decorating!

ALT Petchoa is known for being a mix of two annual favorites: the Calibrachoa and the Petunia. They work nicely alongside perennials like mums, Rudbeckia and Heuchera, or annuals like Coleus and ornamental peppers. Petchoa is a spreading and trailing plant that covers the ground or adds a draping effect to containers with pops of color. With easy care, just make sure to water regularly and place in an area that receives a lot of sun and has well-draining soil.