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SMART WATERING FOR HOT SUMMER DAYS Summer heat can be tough on plants, especially when temperatures rise, rainfall slows down, and containers dry out quickly. A good watering routine helps keep annuals blooming, perennials healthy, trees and shrubs established, and lawns looking their best through the hottest part of the season. The key is toRead More →

THE BEST TREES, SHRUBS, & FLOWERS FOR ATTRACTING HUMMINGBIRDS Discover the top plants that attract hummingbirds and explore a wide range of trees, shrubs, perennials, and annuals to create a vibrant, pollinator-friendly garden. Bring Hummingbirds to Your Garden Hummingbirds bring energy, movement, and beauty to the garden. By choosing plants that attract hummingbirds, you canRead More →

DEER & RABBIT RESISTANT PLANTS Deer and rabbits are a common challenge in Kansas City gardens, especially when new growth is tender and most appealing. While no plant is completely safe, many deer and rabbit-resistant plants naturally deter browsing due to their scent, texture, or taste. By choosing the right plants and combining them withRead More →

Drought-tolerant, low-maintenance plants are the most sought-after at garden centers. Remember that there is no such thing as “no-maintenance” if you want to keep your gardens looking nice all season. The plants listed here will thrive with little care, but it is always helpful to look in on them from time to time, especially duringRead More →

Deer and rabbits will eat almost anything when food is scarce, but choosing deer and rabbit-resistant plants can help reduce browsing and damage in your landscape. Some plants are naturally less appealing to these garden visitors because of their smell, taste, texture, or toxicity. The plants listed below are considered deer and rabbit-resistant and areRead More →

What's the difference between an annual and a perennial? Plants fall into two main categories: annuals and perennials. Annuals need to be replanted every year because they won't survive through the winter. Perennials will come back every year after dying back to the ground in the winter. So why would anyone plant annuals? In short,Read More →

Spring 2025Is it too early to plant?In short, it depends on what you're wanting to plant. We're nearly guaranteed to see more nights dip into the mid-20's, so if the plants aren't frost-hardy, they won't make it. Many cool weather annuals can survive even when temperatures dip into the high 20's. (Evergreens, and dormant treesRead More →

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