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Blue Satin Hibiscus has a large, single, rich blue flower and is certain to draw attention to your home. It is my favorite of all hibiscus due to the strong growing, uniform variety and an unusual blue petal color. It grows well in any soil in our state and can be pruned to any desired height. Blue Satin Hibiscus can be planted in your foundation planting or in a border. The flowers will attract butterflies and will bloom for 4 weeks in late summer.
Winter in New England is a time when a limited amount of outdoor gardening can be done and with the weather having been mostly very cold these past weeks I
As summer morphs into fall and the warmth of the sun is tempered by crisper air there are still plenty of flowers to brighten our gardens and some of them
June 16-22 is Pollinator Week 2025, but we are celebrating pollinators all month long. Now is a great time to create a pollinator-friendly yard or garden by planting with purpose.
Spring really does bring out both the good and bad. Here we have another three plants that are not desirable in gardens, particularly as two of them are on Massachusetts’s
Most of us are familiar with dandelions, those bright yellow, daisy-like flowers that pop up all of a sudden as spring temperatures warm. Taraxacum officinale, as it is botanically known, is
Weston Nurseries of Hopkinton is thrilled to once again be right on the path of the Boston Marathon. Due to road closures for the marathon, our Hopkinton Garden Center and
