Plant Epimedium along a shady path.
Plant one of your favorite tree species this week in honor of Arbor Day on April 28th!
Follow spacing recommendations when planting new plants to allow room for growth. Questions? Visit our locator map to find a local garden center or landscaper that can help!
MCH specialist Morgan at Ward’s Nursery and Garden Center recommends Alocasia reginula “Black Velvet: due to the impressive contrast of the dark leaves against the spectacular silvery veins. It’s all about the foliage here folks! This makes a great addition to anyone’s tropical plant collection! Note: Black Velvet Alocasia contains calcium oxalate crystals which can irritate the mouth and digestive system and is toxic to humans and pets.
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