Viburnums are among the top hedge shrubs that change with the seasons and offer a wide range of varieties and cultivars.

Ornamental Crabapples have the most vibrant spring colors ranging from shades of pink, red, purple, and white with showy red or yellow fruit

Jade Plants are the perfect low maintenance plant for a beginner and staple in any plant collection!

Crown of Thorns combine beautiful flowers and foliage with unique, almost scary-looking stems.

Asters are known for being a staple for beautiful fall blooms in the Midwest.

Perennial Grasses can fit into any landscape whether you need an upright plant that doesn't spread too much or a tiny mounded accent plant.

Hydrangeas are one of the more impressive shrubs that can be fit into any landscape with their variety diversity.

Roses have to be one of the oldest, classic landscape plants in existence.

Lilacs are one of the most iconic spring blooming shrubs! With their full foliage, plentiful flowers and sweet fragrance you can't go wrong!

Besides early blooming spring bulbs, Forsythia are one of the earliest indications that spring is approaching!

When some may hear "Kalanchoe" and think "beautiful blooming plant" but other may think of the extensive herbaceous succulent!

For those of us that have to deal with the cold winter months, spring blooming bulbs are usually the first hopeful sign of the new season!

This succulent's distinctive structure, even though fragile, is a reliable plant when given the proper care!

This semi-succulent plant is less care than you may expect and who wouldn't love to have a "palm" that is low maintenance?!

English Ivy is truly a classic houseplant. But did you know there are hundreds of cultivars in different sizes and colors?

Because of their low maintenance manner and adaptability in most environments, the Cast Iron Plant is one of the oldest adopted houseplants.

Pencil Cacti is a simple and low maintenance cacti, but without the painful thrones. Their unique shape and vibrant colors make this...

Oxalis looks very similar to a shamrock and they have a ton of personality!

This low to medium care houseplant, commonly called Chinese Evergreen, comes in several fun colors and patterns!

Unique is definitely a great word to describe Rabbit's Foot Fern but creepy is also another adjective!