Landscape Kits
Pollinator-Friendly Warm Hues Kit
Create a vibrant garden that attracts bees, butterflies and more with our Pollinator-Friendly Cool Hues Kit
- Includes three plants curated for maximum pollinator appeal
- Plant the low-maintenance Tulip Poplar as your focal point, and add the vibrant Autumn Bonfire® Encore® Azalea and buttery Popcorn Drift® Rose for contrasting color
- Delivers long-lasting blooms in a range of sunny hues
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$194.90
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Based on 398 reviews
Autumn Bonfire® Encore® Azalea Shrub
Beautiful healthy plant, well packaged.
Beautiful healthy plant, well packaged. Very quick arrival. Thanks!
Tulip Poplar Tree
Still the best!
Year two! These are thriving in their Oregon home! They're now about 10 feet after some light pruning.
Tulip Poplar Tree
So far so good!
Our tulip poplar arrived well and is in the ground looking like a proud little tree! Thank you!
Tulip Poplar Tree
So far so good!
Arrived healthy and so far is doing well. Leaves a little burned but it has been excessively hot this October in our area
Tulip Poplar Tree
Happy little twig
Arrival: Boxes were fantastic and tree was well-packed. Tree was a single tall stick with very few leaves attached near the center. Day 1: Planting went well, and I left the stake in for supports. As you can see, the shape is a really tall twig. But also top was snipped, and the next available "leaders" are both nearly horizontal branches, so I am a bit concerned on how I plan to train this back into a tree. First 3 months: Removed stake at 3 months, leaving just 1 shoestring to pull it level. The tree lost 100% of all leaves in the first month. BUT - it grew new ones! 4. 4 Month: Tree is happy. Very sparse, but happy. It's meant to be a giant tree, so I'm not too concerned with the current leaf count. Biggest concern is lack of leader that I'll have to train.
