Come out and visit us at the 23rd Annual Leesburg Flower and Garden Festival on April 20 and 21. A great weekend outing with the family.
read moreThe Lenten Rose or Helleborus orientalis(x hybridus) is a magical winter treasure. This wonderful herbaceous perennial blooms and has color when not much else does in the late winter.
read moreCapital Home and Garden Show We are excited to announce that we are going to be at the Capital Home and Garden Show February 22 – 24, 2013 at the Dulles Expo Center. We’ll be in booth #910. This year our display promises to provide inspiration and ideas for creating your own exciting outdoor room for relaxing and entertaining. Woodland Twist Meets Modern Intrigue A myriad of spring flowers will set off a rich tapestry of foliage planting specifically chosen for their unique textures. An unusual water display will offer soothing...
read moreRetaining walls are structures used to keep soil in place usually against a downslope. Retaining walls are often used by Landscape Designers and Architects to add beauty to the landscape, help moderate elevation changes and provide structure in the landscape.
read moreThe Red Twig Dogwood made it on our list of "plants we love" because of the great winter interest it provides with its bright colored stems.
read moreWinter is the perfect time to plan your garden. Winter gardening pays dramatic rewards when you are ready to start planting you landscape in the spring.
read morePoolside gardens, when properly designed, create beauty, add privacy, and develop depth to your poolside oasis. Here are some ideas for you poolside garden.
read moreOutdoor patios vary widely in ideas and designs. Ideally the patio create an inviting outdoor garden space that can provide the setting for a large gathering or intimate space to relax with a cup of coffee.
read moreIn most years in Northern Virginia, we can successfully plant trees, shrubs and perennials well into December. Traditionally we think of Spring as the best time to plant but, surprisingly, this is not the case for many perennials, shrubs and trees. Perennials, planted in the Fall, will grow to their full size the following summer. Perennials planted in the spring may take two to three seasons to reach their full size, and often, this is also true of trees and shrubs.
read moreJoin Us for ArborFest Oct 13th & 14. We will have a variety of plants for sale along with some of our trees that have been dug out of our fields at the farm.
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