Author: Matt Mattus

Impatiens campanulata Impatiens falcifer Impatiens grandis form Impatiens apalophylla All of the above images are from the Impatiens enthusiast site called Mr. Impatiens. Check…

Corylopsis paucifloraTechnically a zone 6 plant, we have had luck with this gorgeous Corylopsis, a relative of the Witchazel. For six years now, our…

Many bamboos bloom, curiously, at the same globally, and we are in a period where many Fargesia nitida populations are blooming, and then, dieing,…

Today, it’s hard to find anything new, but I think I’ve compiled a list of some plants that are not only new to me,…

Since we we’re invited to create a small space at the newly revised and renamed, Boston Flower Show, which was absent last year after…

Adonis amurensis bud emerging. One of the first, and most beautiful winter-blooming perennials for cold climates is Adonis amurensis, also known as pheasant’s eye….

I don’t know about you, but somehow I associate Bells of Ireland with those other annuals that we always dream of growing but never…