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Are you new to water plants? The Water Plant Starter Display is the perfect way to introduce yourself to water plants. We believe in education and simplicity that’s why we’ve made this a priority for both our garden centers and their clients. EZ pond is a clear and simple system that allows any gardener to enjoy aquatic plants. EZ pond sorts water plants into four different categories based on the crucial role they play towards a healthy water garden. By following the color-coded system on our plant tags, any gardener can easily plan a water feature and quickly enjoy the quiet beauty of a pond filled with plants.

Itoh Peonies, also known as intersectional hybrids are a hybrid between a woody tree peony and a herbaceous peony. They tend to resemble tree peonies with large domed single, semi-double and double flowers with lacy, dark green foliage and have the perennial growing cycle of herbaceous peonies.

Marginals are a broad category of plants that live at the edge of a pond or water feature. They need their feet in the water in order to survive. Marginal plants provide color and interest to your pond but do so much more. They contribute to the healthy balance of your pond’s eco-system by providing
food for fish and many species attract butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds.

To extend the use of these beneficial plants to all areas of the pond, we have introduced floating islands, so that marginal plants are not relegated to the side of the pond with higher ledge elevations. With the use of floating islands, you can make the marginal plants the center of attention!

Plant hibiscus so that the top inch of the root ball is above the soil level to prevent rotting of the crown. Plant in well-drained soil in full sun.

Plant hibiscus so that the top inch of the root ball is above the soil level to prevent rotting of the crown. Plant in well-drained soil in full sun.

Plant hibiscus so that the top inch of the root ball is above the soil level to prevent rotting of the crown. Plant in well-drained soil in full sun.

Hook a string from the island to a rock to anchor in a single place in your pond or allow it to float around. Either way is a great way to get plants to areas of your pond that don't have a plant ledge. At most, use 2 Pond Tablets every 3-4 weeks from April through September.

Plant roots horizontally with sprouts facing upwards. Water well during the growing season.

Plant roots horizontally with sprouts facing upwards. Water well during the growing season.

Plant roots horizontally with sprouts facing upwards. Water well during the growing season.

Pinch excess buds and deadhead for more and larger blooms, water well during the growing season, especially when grown in containers.

Pinch excess buds and deadhead for more and larger blooms, water well during the growing season, especially when grown in containers.

Pinch excess buds and deadhead for more and larger blooms, water well during the growing season, especially when grown in containers.

Pinch excess buds and deadhead for more and larger blooms, water well during the growing season, especially when grown in containers.

Pinch excess buds and deadhead for more and larger blooms, water well during the growing season, especially when grown in containers.

Pinch excess buds and deadhead for more and larger blooms, water well during the growing season, especially when grown in containers.

Pinch excess buds and deadhead for more and larger blooms, water well during the growing season, especially when grown in containers.

Pinch excess buds and deadhead for more and larger blooms, water well during the growing season, especially when grown in containers.

Pinch excess buds and deadhead for more and larger blooms, water well during the growing season, especially when grown in containers.

Plant in two-week intervals for extended bloom season and continuous availability of fresh-cut flowers, stake flowers when needed.

Plant lilies behind or even under perennials for a dramatic effect. Lilies may sprout, this is harmless to the bulb, do not remove sprout when planting.

Plant lilies behind or even under perennials for a dramatic effect. Lilies may sprout, this is harmless to the bulb, do not remove sprout when planting.

Plant lilies behind or even under perennials for a dramatic effect. Lilies may sprout, this is harmless to the bulb, do not remove sprout when planting.

Plant lilies behind or even under perennials for a dramatic effect. Lilies may sprout, this is harmless to the bulb, do not remove sprout when planting.

Plant lilies behind or even under perennials for a dramatic effect. Lilies may sprout, this is harmless to the bulb, do not remove sprout when planting.

For best results keep your planting area weed-free and water regularly. Protect from severe winter cold and frost heaving by mulching with 3-4 inches of straw in late fall. Remove in spring as temperatures moderate.

Potatoes must have well-drained, moisture-retentive, fertile soil that is high in organic matter, and a pH between 5.0 and 6.0. Do not use lime soil, the soil should be slightly acid. To prevent disease problems, do not plant potatoes in the same bed as tomatoes. Potatoes should be rotated on a 3-year program. This means you need 3 suitable sites if you want to grow potatoes every year. To maximize your crop, keep potatoes well watered throughout the summer, but especially during the period when they are in flower and immediately thereafter. Water early in the day, allows foliage to dry completely before the evening. If you do not have the space to dig a large trench, some creative gardeners have used garbage cans or four old tires to grow potatoes with great success.

Potatoes must have well-drained, moisture-retentive, fertile soil that is high in organic matter, and a pH between 5.0 and 6.0. Do not use lime soil, the soil should be slightly acid. To prevent disease problems, do not plant potatoes in the same bed as tomatoes. Potatoes should be rotated on a 3-year program. This means you need 3 suitable sites if you want to grow potatoes every year. To maximize your crop, keep potatoes well watered throughout the summer, but especially during the period when they are in flower and immediately thereafter. Water early in the day, allows foliage to dry completely before the evening. If you do not have the space to dig a large trench, some creative gardeners have used garbage cans or four old tires to grow potatoes with great success.

Potatoes must have well-drained, moisture retentive, fertile soil that is high in organic matter and a pH between 5.0 and 6.0. Do not use a lime soil, the soil should be slightly acid. To prevent disease problems, do not plant potatoes in the same bed as tomatoes. Potatoes should be rotated on a 3 year program. This means, you need 3 suitable sites if you want to grow potatoes every year. To maximize your crop, keep potatoes well watered throughout the summer, but especially during the period when they are in flower and immediately thereafter. Water early in the day, this allows foliage to dry completely before the evening. If you do not have the space to dig a large trench, some creative gardeners have used garbage cans or four old tires to grow potatoes with great success.

New to vegetables this shipper is a great way to introduce yourself.

Get an early jump on spring sales. Over 10 different varieties with full-color plant tags on a retail-ready rack that includes a header card. Bulbs are fully rooted and shipped in the sprout stage.