Deciduous trees shed their leaves at the end of the growing season. Their leaves are typically broad and flat, and the process often results in the brilliant fall colors we experience and love.
[Cherokee Brave Flowering Dogwood]
[Background: Trompenburg Japanese Maple]
Evergreen trees continually replace old leaves with new ones as they fall, so they remain green year-round. They can add color and depth to your landscaping even in the snowy winters!
[Dragons Eye Japanese Red Pine]
[Background: Balsam Fir]
Fruiting trees are any that bear edible fruit. Examples of fruit trees include apples, oranges, pears, cherries, lemons, and many more.
[Redhaven Peach]
[Background: Various Fruit Trees]
There may be no fruit tree as popular as the apple tree. From legends to annual apple picking, most people have some experience and traditions surrounding apple trees.
[Honeycrisp Apple]
[Background: Gala Apple]
Deciduous shrubs, just like deciduous trees, spend a part of the year without leaves. They drop them to seal and protect from the cold; however, they regrow their leaves in the spring.
[Lynwood Gold Forsythia]
[Background: Bloomstruck® Hydrangea]
Evergreen shrubs will maintain their look and feel throughout the year. A popular choice for climates with cold and snowy winters that can often result in barren landscaping.
[Emerald Gaiety Wintercreeper]
[Background: NewGen Freedom® Boxwood]
Fruiting shrubs provide nourishment, beauty and vital habitat for wildlife and pollinators.
[Meeker Raspberry]
[Background: Concord Grape]
These trees can be evergreen or deciduous, but they are designed to provide privacy, define areas, and block wind. Evergreen trees will provide protection year-round.
[Blue Arrow Juniper]
[Background: Mountbatten Juniper]
Deciduous trees shed their leaves at the end of the growing season. Their leaves are typically broad and flat, and the process often results in the brilliant fall colors we experience and love.
[Cherokee Brave Flowering Dogwood]
[Background: Trompenburg Japanese Maple]
Evergreen trees continually replace old leaves with new ones as they fall, so they remain green year-round. They can add color and depth to your landscaping even in the snowy winters!
[Dragons Eye Japanese Red Pine]
[Background: Balsam Fir]
Fruiting trees are any that bear edible fruit. Examples of fruit trees include apples, oranges, pears, cherries, lemons, and many more.
[Redhaven Peach]
[Background: Various Fruit Trees]
There may be no fruit tree as popular as the apple tree. From legends to annual apple picking, most people have some experience and traditions surrounding apple trees.
[Honeycrisp Apple]
[Background: Gala Apple]
Deciduous shrubs, just like deciduous trees, spend a part of the year without leaves. They drop them to seal and protect from the cold; however, they regrow their leaves in the spring.
[Lynwood Gold Forsythia]
[Background: Bloomstruck® Hydrangea]
Evergreen shrubs will maintain their look and feel throughout the year. A popular choice for climates with cold and snowy winters that can often result in barren landscaping.
[Emerald Gaiety Wintercreeper]
[Background: NewGen Freedom® Boxwood]
Fruiting shrubs provide nourishment, beauty and vital habitat for wildlife and pollinators.
[Meeker Raspberry]
[Background: Concord Grape]
These trees can be evergreen or deciduous, but they are designed to provide privacy, define areas, and block wind. Evergreen trees will provide protection year-round.
[Blue Arrow Juniper]
[Background: Mountbatten Juniper]
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93 East Main Street
Hopkinton, MA 01748
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160 Pine Hill Road
Chelmsford, MA 01824
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1099 Main Street
Hingham, MA 02043
(781) 749-3773
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339 South Great Road
Lincoln, MA 01773
(781) 259-8884
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FLASH SALE
Saturday, May 25th – Monday, May 27th!
Hydrangeas are a classic and beautiful sign of summer. Celebrate Memorial Day Weekend by sprucing up your yard with some new hydrangeas. Discount applies at all locations.
*Sale Fine Print:
For “Cash and Carry” transactions only. Offer good while supplies last.
No open orders or deliveries for future dates. All Flash Sale products must be taken the same day. Not valid on previous orders. No transfers allowed between stores on any sale items.
