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Once the weather warms up and the gardening season takes off, the plant buying frenzy begins. In all the excitement, you might be tempted to buy a few plants that aren’t the best fit for your garden. In the long run, being intentional and strategic about key plant purchases can save you time and money and empower you to make informed decisions about your garden.

Whether you are purchasing plants for a balcony, patio, deck or larger gardening area, we have three guiding principles to help you streamline your shopping experience. Here’s what you should know before purchasing new plants.

Growing a beautiful garden doesn’t have to be complicated. 

TOP 3 REASONS TO GROW INCREDIBALL® HYDRANGEA

 

IT TRULY IS INCREDIBALL!
Once you grow it, you’ll see how this hydrangea got its name. It really is that amazing!

STRONG STEMS, ENORMOUS FLOWERS
Greatly improved over the classic ‘Annabelle’, you’ll enjoy much larger flowers on strong, upright stems.

A HYDRANGEA YOU CAN COUNT ON
This will be one of the easiest, most reliably blooming hydrangeas you’ll have in your garden, which will make you love it even more.

Little Quick Fire Hydrangea
 A Sweet and Petite Hydrangea That’s Fun to Grow
  Sun-Drenched Color on an Easy Care Rose!
Double Play Doozie spirea reblooming in a landscape.

AN UNFORGETTABLE FLOWER SHOW ALL SEASON 

 
Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon

Rose of Sharon has long been a beloved flowering shrub, but until now, people with small yards have had to enjoy this large, broad spreading plant from afar. Purple Pillar®, along with its red and white flowering siblings, have changed all that, making it possible for anyone with 4 to 5 feet of space to grow it. This columnar rose of Sharon will be the perfect fit in any sunny, narrow bed where you need some privacy or summer color.

 
Roses don’t have to be difficult, and this carefree rose proves it! Ringo All-Star shrub rose is as easy to tend as any other shrub in your landscape. 
Twenty or so upright flower spikes on Fizzy Mizzy sweetspire.
Whether your landscape is in the sun or shade, it’s easy to find a spot for this tidy, versatile shrub. Watch it draw in pollinating bees and butterflies with its softly fragrant, skyward-pointing, abundant flower spikes every year in early summer, bridging the gap between spring and midsummer bloomers.
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