Focus On Flowers
Our native witch alders are wonderful additions to any garden.
Mint grows so well in the ground that it is difficult to grow just a little of it.
Flowering quince and forsythia are better known for forcing but witch hazel is great too.
All evening primroses are cheerful and easy to grow flowers that pop up unexpectedly in our gardens.
New and improved quinces are not as quirky as their predecessors and perform well in all seasons...and they're thornless!
Dwarf fragrant sumac is a low-growing native shrub with yellow flowers in the early spring and has scented bark and foliage that are responsible for its name.
Paper White Narcissus bulbs are easy to grow indoors and provide clusters of highly perfumed white flowers.
The American Serviceberry is a small deciduous tree with a pleasantly round top. It truly is a tree that provides interest across all seasons.
Moya Andrews is a Master Gardener and a member of the Bloomington Garden Club in Bloomington, Indiana. Learn more »
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