Marching into March! - Pick Companion Plants & Save!

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• Order More, Pay Less—Buy companion plants together to qualify for FREE SHIPPING! Before clicking the buy button, do your research on companion plants that go with your selections. It's frustrating to get a flowerbed planted, and there is a hole too big to go unnoticed. Companion plants add value and aesthetics to a complete design, and it brings immense pride in your accomplished hard work!
• Better Together—Companion plants improve growth, deter pests, and create a healthier garden ecosystem. That means less work weeding and tending to open areas that are bare. Try to plan where you have 4 seasons of different plants combined to bloom at different times of the year. This will keep interest in areas around the garden and also help pollinators do their jobs!

Companion Plants that thrive in Shade 

Shade-loving plants create lush, layered landscapes that thrive beneath trees or in low-light garden areas. Dogwood trees provide dappled shade and seasonal beauty with spring flowers and vibrant fall foliage. Ferns, with their feathery fronds, add texture and elegance to shaded beds. Heuchera (Coral Bells) offers a striking variety of colorful foliage, from deep purples to lime greens, making it a great contrast plant. Hostas are a staple in shade gardens, featuring broad, textured leaves in hues of green, blue, and gold. Hydrangeas, particularly mophead and lacecap varieties, thrive in partial shade, producing large, showy blooms that brighten darker areas. Pulmonaria (Lungwort) adds charm with its silver-speckled leaves and delicate early-spring flowers that attract pollinators. Together, these plants create a dynamic, visually appealing shade garden with layers of texture, color, and seasonal interest while requiring minimal maintenance once established.

Partners in the Sun

When selecting companion plants that thrive in full sun, consider a mix of shrubs, grasses, and trees to create a dynamic, low-maintenance landscape. Hydrangea paniculata, such as 'Limelight' or 'Strawberry Sundae' offers long-lasting blooms and pairs well with the deep green foliage of hollies, which provide year-round structure and berries for wildlife. Ornamental grasses like Miscanthus, Panicum, or Pennisetum add movement and texture, thriving alongside flowering perennials like Red Creeping Thyme, Aster, and Dianthus. For height and shade, trees such as Crape Myrtles, Red Maples, or Birch create a canopy that benefits understory plantings. By combining plants with varying heights, colors, and bloom times, you can ensure season-long interest while supporting pollinators and birds. Choose drought-tolerant species for an easy-care, sun-loving garden that flourishes with minimal effort.

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