Dry Soil Archives - Page 19 of 39 - Van Wilgen's Garden Center

Sunday Gloves Daylily

Deep green, strap-like foliage forms a loose, rounded mound that gives rise to long flower stalks starting in July. Multiple buds on each stalk open to show off huge, 5.5″ […]

Romantic Returns Daylily

This outstanding, easy-care selection will send a thrill through the early summer garden as huge, 5′ diameter deep pink, ruffled blooms with a yellow throat rise above the green foliage. […]

Sapphire Blue Oat Grass

Compact and tightly mounded this colorful grass in an improvement from the species with brighter blue foliage that shows an improved resistance to rust in humid regions. Sapphire’s clumping form […]

Suncredible® Yellow Sunflower

This everblooming sunflower is built on a well branched bush-like habit that is perfect for the back of the bed, as an annual screen or along a fence. The blooms […]

English Ivy

This low maintenance ivy vine will create excellent ground cover and can climb very high very fast. English Ivy is a dark green plant that is drought tolerant and has […]

Boom Chocolatta Hardy Geranium

Dark, bronzy purple leaves offer a rich chocolate vibe that backs a BOOM of bluish-purple, summer-long color! As impressive as this plant’s color is, you’ll find that its upright, rounded […]

Black Hucklberry

Give huckleberries a bit of room and they will spread to form a thicket just 3 feet tall. Many species of butterflies visit the bell-shaped flowers in springtime. The flowers […]

Christmas Wintergreen

An attractive, evergreen groundcover that saves its best show for fall and winter with red-tinged, dark green foliage and an outstanding display of large red berries that are both persistent […]

Spintop Yellow Touch Blanket Flower

Gaillardia can sometimes be a plant that is hard to love but Spintop Red will make it far easier with a plant that is dense and compact with strong basal […]

Spintop Orange Halo Blanket Flower

Gaillardia can sometimes be a plant that is hard to love but Spintop Red will make it far easier with a plant that is dense and compact with strong basal […]