Like chefs on reality TV, ArtisTree designers are restricted by what plants they can use. If you’ve watched TV cooking competitions, you know that some shows require chefs to prepare meals based on ingredients provided to them (think sweet and sour gummies, pork and purple spinach). Similarly, ArtisTree landscape designers…
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L to R: ArtisTree VP of Landscape Design Joe Mantkowski with landscape designers Clinton Lak, Chris Culp, Brian Clouser and Elisabeth Owen Will rubbing Buddha Belly Bamboo bring you good luck? We don’t know about that, but we do know that this non-invasive beauty is bound to bedazzle your guests…
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A homeowner sent us photos of a flowering hedge surrounding a North Venice golf course. “What is this and do you recommend it?” she asked, adding she loved the way it smelled but it looked a little stressed. This Radermachera Kunming is planted next to Red-tipped Cocoplum. ArtisTree’s Plantopinions experts…
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“There’s no such thing as a bad idea.” Well, in the landscape biz, there sometimes is. Like thinking deer will mosey right on past your hibiscus. Planting camellias on a beachfront property to honor your Aunt Sophie. Insisting on azaleas for a new-build that doesn’t have a stitch of shade…
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For your White Candle plants to shine their best, plant in Zone 10. White Candle plants will glow if you keep them nice and warm and in the shade. Seems pretty obvious but that's because they shine their brightest when not competing with the bright sun. These perennials love being…
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