Iris and Artemisia make a subtle but lovely color combination

Otherwise known as "False Indigo." This is the plant our business is named after!

The natural leaf and bark mulch that protects these beauties falls naturally from the sycamore tree in the background. Low-cost and low-maintenance gardening at its best.

Leaving a portion of your fall leaves on the ground all winter does double duty. One, it is a free natural mulch. Two, it provides a place to overwinter for countless insects and other organisms in your yard. Birds rely of these insects to survive!

First of all the flowers to bloom, this tiny yellow harbinger of spring will form a carpet under your trees starting as early as late February.

The chicks agree that "mulching" your yard with the leaves that drop from your trees is the best way to ensure that lots of tasty bugs can survive the winter.