Seasons

Spring is a season of renewal and rejuvenation, a time when the world bursts back to life after a long, cold winter. As the days grow longer and warmer, the landscape is transformed by a profusion of spring flowers, with spring bulbs playing a particularly vital role in this colorful spectacle. Did you know that Spring is three seasons defined as early, mid, and late spring? You'll want to consider this when choosing what to plant in the fall.

Summer gardens burst with vibrant blooms and lush foliage. Embrace the season with heat-loving plants like sunflowers, zinnias, dahlias, and marigolds. Create a colorful tapestry with petunias, salvias, and geraniums. Incorporate aromatic herbs like lavender and rosemary. Enhance your garden with cascading vines and tropical beauties like hibiscus and cannas. Enjoy the abundance of butterflies and hummingbirds as they flock to your pollinator-friendly blooms. From cottage gardens to tropical paradises, let your summer garden radiate joy and beauty.

Discover which late-flowering perennials to plant to inject color in your fall garden. Learn about the many trees and shrubs that put on fiery colors in fall and find the best choices for this late season display. Check out our list of fall flowers and browse our spectacular fall garden ideas. They will provide you with a wealth of inspiration and help you brighten up your garden until the arrival of the first frost.

The winter garden also provides seasonal interest. While flower blooms are limited, many plants can enhance your winter garden and create delightful focal points with their bold sculptural shapes, their bark color and texture, their intricate and brightly colored stems. Check out our list of winter plants and browse our beautiful winter garden ideas. They will provide you with a wealth of inspiration and help you create fabulous winter scenes until the return of spring.