What’s in bloom

What’s In Bloom: January 2026

What’s In Bloom: January 2026

False Indigo, also known as Baptisia australis, is a stunning perennial plant that will add a touch of elegance to any garden. With its vibrant color and unique foliage, it is sure to be a standout feature in your outdoor space.

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What’s In Bloom: December 2025

What’s In Bloom: December 2025

Little Joe Pye Weed is a robust native perennial that brings height, structure and soft color to the garden while supporting a wide range of pollinators. Known for its upright growth habit and clusters of dusky pink to mauve blooms, this plant adds a natural, meadow inspired elegance to perennial borders and naturalized landscapes.

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What’s In Bloom: November 2025

What’s In Bloom: November 2025

Muhly Grass is a striking ornamental perennial that brings graceful movement and airy texture to any landscape. Known for its fine, arching foliage and dramatic seasonal color, this warm-season grass is a standout choice for gardeners looking to add elegance and visual interest to their outdoor spaces.

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What’s In Bloom: October 2025

What’s In Bloom: October 2025

Raydon’s Favorite Aster is a stunning perennial that brings a burst of color to any garden with its vibrant, rich hues. This variety is known for its compact growth habit and long-lasting blooms, making it a reliable choice for gardeners looking to enhance their landscape.

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What’s In Bloom: September 2025

What’s In Bloom: September 2025

Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) is a hardy perennial wildflower native to North America. It grows 3–5 feet tall with narrow, lance-shaped leaves and, in summer, produces clusters of fragrant pink blooms. These flowers are long lasting and highly attractive to pollinators, especially monarch butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds.

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What’s In Bloom: August 2025

What’s In Bloom: August 2025

The Profusion series of zinnias is a beautiful cross between Zinnia elegans and Zinnia angustifolia. Of the 20+ species of zinnias, both of these are native to Mexico. Z. elegans, the most common zinnia in home gardens, grows 2–3 feet tall and produces large, showy blooms.

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