Hydrangea m. Grammy's 5gal CF highlight Interesting Fact: The spider plant

Interesting Fact: The spider plant gets its name from the little pups that resemble a spiders body and sometimes produce tiny white flowers on long stems

and turf grass around the home

Origin: Native to South America in the Andes mountains

‘Puli’ branches spread out slowly along the ground and make an effective ground-cover

Hydrangea m. Grammy's 5gal CF highlight Interesting Fact: The spider plantThis Cornell Farm exclusive is an old family heirloom that we've propagated so that we could share it with you. A summer bloomer, this mophead hydrangea boasts large flower heads with florets that are a deep blue purple in our native clay soils. (Like most Hydrangea macrophylla cultivars, you can encourage bluer or pinker blooms depending on the acidity of the growing conditions you provide.) Its name honors Ed's mom, Margaret Blatter. You can read