- Watters best-selling mum for its super long bloom time and local garden hardiness.
- This garden variety glows yellow with a halo of fiery orange around each daisy-like flower.
- These big, bold perennials are perfectly shaped and add color in autumn when few flowers are in peak bloom.
- Mums prefer autumn planting and love showing off in containers surrounded by Prescott Pansies
- Extreme growth of 3 feet or more each year.
- The fall color glows like embers in a blazing hot fire, thus the name.
- There is no better maple to plant.
- It loves mountain soil, extreme conditions, and takes our wind better than all other shade trees.
- Perfect for patios, hot sunny walls, street, and driveway trees or anyplace shaded relief is needed.
- These trees are showing off their stuff at the garden center in spectacular blazing reds now.
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These Plants are the Perfect October Companions
- A neat, well-behaved shrub prized for its blazing red foliage in Fall.
- Just now turning its autumn colors at the garden center.
- Looks great when planted with autumn gold natives like sumac, lilac, and gold euonymus.
- At 6′, this bush makes a natural hedge that burns red now.
- Sensational as a wild garden accent where more interest and color is needed.
- Good fences make good neighbors, but fences can be downright ugly.
- This local vine is specially selected to dress up those miles of stockade fence.
- A mountain vine with rich green foliage turns fire engine red through October with blue fruit accents.
- When spaced at 8′ intervals, this fast-growing vine covers a boring fence within a season.
- Plant red walls of beauty that are both deer and javelina PROOF!
- Few Flowers are more elegant in Fall than this Watters select variety.
- The subdued fall tones are perfect for containers, beds, and borders.
- And it’s so easy to grow!
- As unique Prescott Selections is an award-winner for cold hardiness, intense red-purple coloring in the frilly package.
- Matures to 1′ foot tall and wide.
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- Striking clumps of red foliage fade to flax, giving off a warm glow at sunset.
- This versatile sedge thrives in wet areas around fountains and water gardens, yet equally happy in dry conditions.
- An attractive foliage effect in container gardens, perennial beds, and fountain accents.
- A good choice in poorly drained pockets along dry streambeds and beside large landscape boulders.