Here is a simple quick read about ordering and planting bearded iris. They’re one of the easiest perennials we grow and they pack a punch during the “gap” between spring blooms and summer annuals.

Import tariff situation: What to expect this fall.

Finally, some tariff relief. Happy 4th of July!

Have you grown mini lilies yet?

We have a little movement on our import tariff refund work to share. Read on for the latest news.

A Quick How-To: Bringing neglected garden-center roses back from the brink of death.

Check in with us on this season’s tissue culture-bred plants.

Our F*ck Trump Sale = Tariff free shopping on Spring products now through April 30.

We’re fighting for your tariff refunds. Learn more about the process here.

The Supreme Court has just upheld 2 previous court rulings. In a 6-3 vote, the court determined the tariffs are illegal! Learn what this means for our business and you.

The asparagus roots are now in stock and shipping into the spring. Here are some quick tips for planting these curious roots.

40ft Atlantic waves have forced delays and changes to winter bulbs shipments.

High value perennials are useful fresh or dried. Here is a list of some favorites from our farm.

Looking to grow your perennial cut flower collection? Versatile astrantia can be used fresh or dried. Learn more and view a video tour of this plant.

Try something different this season with easy-to-grow eucomis (pineapple lily). Add texture and whimsy to your collection.

Trump’s latest import tariff additions spell more trouble for US flower industry. UPDATED 1/22/26

“Ready to Go” does not mean “Ready to Grow.” Don’t miss the most important step of bulb forcing.

Can you grow callas in the winter time? Here are some paths to winter forcing.

Millions of roses were grown annually and distributed from Ohio up until the 1970s. Learn more and see our handy planting guide in this post.