Tulip Poplar 'Little Volunteer'Big Beauty for Small Spaces This well proportioned miniature comes from Tennessee's beautiful state tree, the Tulip Poplar, so its nickname is 'Little Volunteer'. The all American gem is native to the eastern USA and grows just one third the size of its relative: 35 feet tall and 20 feet wide. Benefit from Instant Curb Appeal Because of its small stature, the miniature Tulip Poplar is ideal for landscaping in city front yards, back yards and gardens.

water your Plum twice a week

they require very little attention in order to bloom and produce tons of fruit

give your Rose Glow a deep watering at the base

then dropping back to every week or two in the fall and winter

the shrub should be watered twice weekly instead of once weekly

Its flowers typically begin in summer and last through autumn

Watering: We recommend watering twice or three times weekly in the first growing season

shrouding your landscape in a gradient of golden color that develops completely hassle-free and blooms early in the season

street hedging and beyond

The Blue Daze can thrive nearly anywhere

A ten gallon or even a fifteen gallon pot will be a good size to start with

the Crimson Pygmy makes an unparalleled impression