Garden Delivery Blog | Expert Plant Care & Gardening Tips

If you're looking for a ground cover that delivers color, toughness, and ease of care, look no further than Blue Daze (Evolvulus glomeratus). In this garden blog, let's explore 8 reasons why Blue Daze has earned a reputation as one of the best ground cover plants for sunny landscapes.

Milkweed (Asclepias spp.) has become one of the most popular pollinator Milkweed is not considered an invasive plant in the same category as aggressive non-native species, some varieties can spread vigorously through underground rhizomes or self-seeding.

A garden favorite, Coleus is prized for its vivid foliage and ability to thrive in a range of conditions. While it can stand alone as a striking centerpiece, Coleus truly shines when paired with complementary plants. This Garden Blog highlights how to use Coleus effectively in your garden and which plants pair beautifully with both shade-loving and sun-tolerant varieties.

As Agastache gains popularity among gardeners, a common question arises: Is it invasive? The answer is nuanced and depends on the species, your growing conditions, and how the plant is managed. Understanding how Agastache grows, spreads, and how to manage it is key to keeping this vibrant bloomer under control in your garden.

Calibrachoa plays a modest but valuable role in attracting pollinators—it’s not the most powerful magnet in the garden, but it provides consistent food over a long season. On a scale of 1 to 10, it rates about a 6/10 for pollinator attraction.

In this guide, we’ll explore the blooming habits of Coleus, what the flowers look like, and how they can fit into your garden’s design.

Ageratum is NOT Edible and should be used for visual appeal only. Certain compounds in Ageratum can cause irritation or illness if ingested, so it’s important to know the risks before planting it in areas accessible to pets, children, or grazing animals.

Superbells® are a trademarked brand of Calibrachoa aka Million Bells. The Superbells brand is owned by Proven Winners. Million Bells are vibrant, low-maintenance plants known for their abundant, bell-shaped blooms and trailing growth habit. With dozens of colors and patterns available, Superbells add instant charm and long-lasting beauty to any sunny outdoor space.