Perennials
How to choose the right plants for your garden
How to choose the right plants for your garden. Before you go to the garden center or nursery it is best to take notes on your current landscape. Grab a pen and pad, go outside, and start taking notes on what you will need. Visit your local nursery there you will easily get caught […]
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Colorful plants for the Southwest
More colorful plants for the Southwest. Here are some gorgeous, fantastic long-lasting plants that many homeowners are looking for. Landscaping your home can be done with perennials or annuals. At Color Your World Gardening Nurseries we will always have a wide assortment of these types of plants during spring, summer, and fall. Colorful plants for the Southwest Below are […]
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Great Flowering Color for Spring
Great Flowering Color for Spring. These flowering plants will bloom throughout the spring seasons. Some may last to late summer. Click on the photo for a larger photo. Many more plants will provide color throughout the spring seasons. Here are a few that will help you decide what to plant this spring. Color Your World […]
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How to landscape in the Southwest
Landscaping in the American southwest requires you to start thinking along the lines of water, placement, and consistency. The fundamental way to your landscaping design success is consistency and it will need to be applied to your entire yard and all-around your home.
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What are Perennials
What are perennials? Perennials are the opposite of annuals. Unlike annuals, which live for just one season, perennials return year after year. Once planted, they regrow each spring, making them a lasting choice for gardens. Whether it’s flowers like daylilies or shrubs like lavender, perennials provide ongoing beauty without the need for replanting every season. […]
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