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      Helleborus 'FrostKiss Elemental' Hellebore, 1 Gallon Perennials
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      Spring Showers Bring Easter Flowers Spring Showers Bring Easter Flowers Easter is a time of celebration and joy, and what better way to share that joy than with beautiful flowers and meaningful gifts. Lilies are the traditional Easter flower, but there are so many other types of spring blooms to choose from. From vibrant hydrangeas to...
      Defying the Chill: Top Perennials for February Blooms in the Pacific Northwest Defying the Chill: Top Perennials for February Blooms in the Pacific Northwest The Pacific Northwest may be known for its mild winters, but February can still feel like a long stretch of gray. But fear not gardeners! There are vibrant bursts of color waiting to light up your February landscape with the right choice of perennials. Let's...
      Growing Guide: Fall & Winter Blooming PlantsCamellias Camellias are evergreen shrubs or small trees known for their glossy, dark green leaves and large, showy flowers. They bloom in late fall through early spring, depending on the variety (e.g., Sasanquas). Growing Tips and Care Location: Plant camellias in well-drained, acidic soil with partial...
      Designing a Late-Winter Garden with Interest and Color Designing a Late-Winter Garden with Interest and Color While winter often feels like a dormant season in the garden, February and March bring opportunities to design a landscape full of life, color, and texture. By selecting plants that shine in late winter and layering your garden with year-round appeal, you can transform your...
      Welcoming Spring: The Best Plants to Start Your Garden Welcoming Spring: The Best Plants to Start Your Garden As winter fades and the days grow longer, spring brings the perfect opportunity to refresh your garden with vibrant flowers, delicious vegetables, and enduring perennials. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just getting started, choosing the right plants will set you up for a successful...
      Adding Color to Your Yard Adding Color to Your Yard Wondering what you should do with your entryway or front porch? Refresh your space by adding color with plants and pottery! My name is Annie, and I am Al's great-granddaughter. You might recognize my house from an article I did at the beginning of the...
      Escape to Spring: Planting and Planning Your Dream Garden Escape to Spring: Planting and Planning Your Dream Garden Winter's icy grip may hold us tight, but soon, the world will explode in a symphony of color. What better way to welcome the warmth than with a garden bursting with life? Let's escape to spring and delve into the delightful world of planting and...
      Top Winter Interest Plants for the Pacific Northwest Top Winter Interest Plants for the Pacific Northwest As the days grow shorter and the temperatures drop, many gardens begin to lose their vibrant colors. But in the Pacific Northwest, winter doesn’t have to be a dormant season for your landscape. With the right plant choices, your garden can thrive through the cold,...
      Perennial Paradise Perennial Paradise Perennials are probably the most versatile of all the plants.  It’s no wonder that we have an entire month dedicated to the celebration and planting of these exceptional flora. With proper care, they faithfully grow back every year with little fuss.  It takes about three...
      Blooming Perennials Blooming Perennials February is the perfect time to start thinking about new blooming perennials for your garden.  Al’s Garden & Home is full of perennial varieties for sun or shady locations. Even if the plants are dormant now, they still can be planted in the winter. Planting...
      How to Plant Drought-Tolerant Plants How to Plant Drought-Tolerant Plants The importance of heat-resistant plants Drought-tolerant, also known as heat-resistant, plants have an important place in gardens and landscapes. These varieties save water and can tolerate dry summers. There is a huge assortment of drought-tolerant plants available but there is a caveat to them. They...
      Choosing and Caring for Evergreen Plants Choosing and Caring for Evergreen Plants In the Pacific Northwest, November marks the transition into the colder, wetter months of the year. While many plants shed their leaves and go dormant during this season, there's a way to keep your garden vibrant and full of life: evergreen plants. These hardy beauties...
      Al’s Holiday Gift Guide Al’s Holiday Gift Guide The holiday gift-giving season is upon us. Al’s Garden & Home has unique and useful gifts for everyone on your list. Whether your family, friends, or co-workers are outdoor enthusiasts or ones that love making their house a home, we are the only stop you’ll...
      Growing Guide: Deer Resistant PlantsOnly poisonous plants are completely deer-proof. If hungry enough, deer will eat almost any plant. Usually, deer will avoid plants that are fragrant, aromatic, or have fuzzy leaves. A new item in the garden as well as new/soft growth on established plants are a tasty...
      Growing Guide: Drought Tolerant PlantsIn order for a plant to withstand long periods of dry weather, it is necessary to dig in a lot of organic amendments such as compost, aged manure or peat moss. These materials will help hold moisture in the soil. Start your plants off with...