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THE END TO BORDER WARS: Part III (Lavandula and Thymus)

THE END TO BORDER WARS: Part III (Lavandula and Thymus)

Posted by John Friel on Feb 23rd 2021

When the color experts at Pantone announced their Color of the Year for 2021, they gave us a rare double-header. Illuminating is a cheerful yellow. Ultimate Gray is exactly what it sounds like. They complement one another beautifully: Yellow for sunny optimism, gray for rock-solid reliability. We looked at yellow last time, so let’s go gray again!Obviously, gray – even Ultimate Gray -- is not sexy. Let’s call it silver. Either way, there’s a place for it in nearly every border. Colors
THE END TO BORDER WARS: Part 1 (Artemesia)

THE END TO BORDER WARS: Part 1 (Artemesia)

Posted by John Friel on Feb 18th 2021

When the color experts at Pantone announced their Color of the Year for 2021, they gave us a rare double-header.Illuminating is a cheerful yellow. Ultimate Gray is exactly what it sounds like. They complement one another nicely: Yellow for sunny optimism, gray for rock-solid reliability. Let’s go gray first. Obviously, gray – even Ultimate Gray -- is not sexy. Call it silver if it makes you feel better. As designers know, there’s a place for it in nearly every border.Magically, colors that clash
The Age of the Artisan- Echinacea xhybrida Artisan™ Collection

The Age of the Artisan- Echinacea xhybrida Artisan™ Collection

Posted by John Friel on Jan 21st 2021

An artisan is one who brings both finely-honed skill and heartfelt creativity to bear on what they make. The breeders of the Artisan coneflower collection deserve the title.These are the first true F1 hybrids from seed, meaning multiple ready dates are possible. And they’re just flat-out good-looking plants with all the right qualities: Heavy flowering, compact, and uniform in flower for consistent cropping. Artisan™ Red Ombre(‘PAS1257973’)Rich red daisies age to subtle antique shades
There’s nothing shy about these wallflowers! ERYSIMUM Glow™ series

There’s nothing shy about these wallflowers! ERYSIMUM Glow™ series

Posted by John Friel on Jan 6th 2021

Their Latin name changed from Cheiranthus to Erysimum years ago, but gardeners still call them “wallflower.” By any name, they’ve adorned our borders for decades.The Glow™ series updates the genus with its compact, ground-hugging shrubby habit and extended bloom time. Once established, they like their soil on the dry side – perfect for water-conscious areas and for reduced maintenance everywhere.They’re brilliant at lighting up containers, too, alone or in combination. And they play well with Il

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