Milkweed PlantThe Iconic Plant for Butterfly Gardens Why Milkweed Plants? No wildlife friendly garden is complete without the addition of the Milkweed Plant. From its colorful growth and rich green foliage to its easy upkeep, the Milkweed is an essential component of a showy landscape. And it tolerates a number of conditions. Swampy, soggy areas are no match for the Milkweed, which thrives in bog like ground and continues blooming, with eye catching flowers

When the soil is dry about 3 inches down

Place your Oso Rose

or the Good Luck Plant

Watering: Water your rose weekly

The Sweet Cherry is perfect for planting near high-traffic areas

lending extra visual interest to your home-grown bounty

more developed root system because the hard work in growing has been done for you

even in the dry

Why Willow Oak Trees

They don't stand a chance

Pruning: For best fruiting

Each tree consists of two different pear varieties that have been carefully grafted onto a single healthy rootstock