'Daub's Frosted' Juniper

‎'Daub's Frosted Juniper'(Juniperous x media). This unique evergreen is perfect for a lower to mid-height space in your yard. It prefers full sun and will grow to about 3' tall by 6' wide in ideal conditions. The needles are a bluish-green on the edge and are lime green on the inside. We only have a couple left, so stop in and grab them today!

'Sunny Knockout Roses'

These are beautiful shrubs for any spot in the yard that receives full sun. They grow to be about 3-4'x3-4' but can be kept smaller if so desired. They bloom all summer and the pale yellow will stand out in any landscape. A "must have" for any well rounded design!

Lookin' Good This Spring

Here are a couple pics of the garden center looking lush this spring. Stop in and give your yard a tune-up!

Infant Welfare Showcase House - Landscape Design

This is a project that we did for the Infant Welfare Society in Wilmette. The IWS holds a showcase house each year in which designers outfit rooms and garden spaces. Patrons pay a donation to the IWS to view the spaces, while design companies gain valuable exposure. This was our first project together as a company, and it turned out pretty well. Here is our description as printed in the bulletin.
"This classical yet contemporary space is perfect for reading one’s latest novel or browsing the morning headlines. The architecture of the home provides for an intimate setting ideal for a quiet retreat from public spaces. The decorative gravel patio accented with limestone steppers evokes a modern feel with tribute paid to existing architectural elements. Elegant containers and owing beds are planted with the season’s brightest colors, softening the bold edge lines that de ne this unique space. The garden was a collaborative process with Fertile Ltd. designing the garden, creating the containers, and providing plant materials. Medina Lawncare performed the installation, while Lake Street Landscape Supply provided the hardscape material."

Container Design

Here are a couple recent examples of our container design. Aren't they beautiful?