News — Perennials

Murraya koenigii

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Have you ever dug into a bowlful of yellow dal from your favorite restaurant and marveled at that subtle, citrusy flavor that maybe you couldn’t quite place? Want to make that herbaceous deliciousness a part of your personal culinary repertoire? Then you should consider growing your own curry leaf tree at home. You can use the leaves in your cooking, and as an added bonus, this plant is also stunning as an ornamental. It has an elegant bush-like growth pattern that stands out in the garden, and when you brush the leaves, they release their pungent, spicy aroma. The curry...

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Allium spp.

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I’m an equal opportunity plant lover, but there’s something extra appealing about a plant that offers a whole lot of visual impact without requiring a whole lot of work. That’s why ornamental flowering alliums are exceptional. They make a bold, architectural statement in the garden and they’re the very definition of fuss-free. Plus, pollinators love them and they grow well in a variety of climates, down to USDA Hardiness Zone 3. As if that’s not enough to recommend them, they aren’t attractive to voles, deer, and rabbits. Being part of the garlic family, they resist a lot of the common...

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