Mothers Day - From You Flowers

You can attract a variety of butterflies to your garden by offering some of the blossoms they love best and by incorporating accessories that provide support. The plants highlighted here all produce nectar-rich flowers that are vital sources of food for pollinators, and all offer beauty and color for human admirers. Asclepias (Milkweed), Buddleia (Butterfly … Continue reading Attracting Butterflies to Your Garden → The post Attracting Butterflies to Your Garden appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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As summer draws to a close and blossoms begin to fade, its important to rely on plants that bring late-season interest to borders and beds. Among the autumn and winter stars of the garden are perennial favorites including fall-blooming Anemones, Asters, Ornamental Grasses, Perovskia (Russian Sage), Rudbeckias, Sedums, and Symphyotrichums, and shrubs including Aronia (Chokeberry), … Continue reading Stars of the Late-Season Garden → The post Stars of the Late-Season Garden appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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We’ve spent decades testing tools and supplies for planting bulbs each fall and we keep coming back to a few favorites. Using the right tools and supplies makes the planting easier, and more importantly, ensures that you get the desired result come spring. 1. Bulb Planter for Naturalizing This planter for naturalizing features rugged steel … Continue reading 5 Tools for Bulb Planting → The post 5 Tools for Bulb Planting appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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Plants are like people in the sense that they thrive in communities, and they tend to shine brighter in the company of good friends. This June, our Rose Garden at the farm provided a glorious illustration of the power of harmonious relationships. In a long, meandering border planted with roughly 70 Roses, each variety is … Continue reading Roses & a Few Favorite Friends → The post Roses & a Few Favorite Friends appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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A few years back, we repurposed a somewhat tired shrub border and installed a new garden highlighting Roses and some of their favorite companions. After all, there are sooo many Roses out there - we cant grow them all, but we wanted to get to know a few new cultivars, learn about unfamiliar older varieties, … Continue reading Beauty & Perfume in Our Rose Garden → The post Beauty & Perfume in Our Rose Garden appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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At White Flower Farm, we welcome hundreds of visitors each year during the growing season, and we invite them to take leisurely strolls around our display gardens. But because not all of our customers and fellow gardeners are in range of the farm, and because even those who visit might like an occasional behind-the-scenes peek … Continue reading Whats Going On in the Garden → The post Whats Going On in the Garden appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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Woodland Strawberries are about the smallest you will find. But dont let their diminutive size fool you. These oblong berries, each about the size of a small almond, pack a remarkable amount of flavor, a burst of true, scrumptious Strawberry that puts the taste of many bigger berries to shame. You wont find woodland Strawberries … Continue reading Five Ways to Use Woodland Strawberries (Fraises des Bois) → The post Five Ways to Use Woodland Strawberries (Fraises des Bois) appeared first on White Flower Farm's blog . ...

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