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Chick Charms® Giants Gold Mine Hens and Chicks
Starting at $27.99
Chick Charms® Giants Glacier Blue Hens and Chicks
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Chick Charms® Giants Copper Canyon Hens and Chicks
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The Blues Little Bluestem Grass
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Red Flame Red Switchgrass
Growing Zones: 4-9
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Leatherwood Fern
Growing Zones: 3-8
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Baby Joe Joe-Pye Weed
Growing Zones: 4-8
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Prairie Splendor Deep Rose Coneflower
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Dark Side of the Moon Astilbe
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Little Lime Punch® Hydrangea
Starting at $69.99
Niobe Weeping Willow
Growing Zones: 4-8
Starting at $233.99
Dappled Willow Tree
Growing Zones: 4-9
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When we think of a gorgeous garden, we often think of a flower filled oasis drenched in golden, summer sun or a peaceful, lush shady retreat. Cold temperatures and falling snow don’t immediately make us think of our gardens, but just because winter has arrived doesn’t mean our yards can’t still be attractive and awe-inspiring. Winter is the time for us to look beyond those stunning flowers and lush leaves and focus our attention on the sometimes overlooked features of a plant. Evergreens are a natural choice, but imagine the splashy, red stems of a dogwood or bright fruit on a crabapple set against a background of crisp, white snow. Try leaving the dried flowers of a Limelight hydrangea or coneflower up to create some interest when the snow or frost settles perfectly.