Kimono HydrangeaThe red and cream florets of this bigleaf hydrangea will add a lively pop of color in the garden or as a cut arrangement. Not to be outdone, Kimono's sleek, shiny foliage in green and burgundy is equally as beautiful as its mophead flower clusters. Like most other macrophylla varieties, soil pH can affect this hydrangea's bloom coloration: In acidic soil, Kimono's deep reds may turn to a purplish hue but the vibrant red tends to remain. This shrub

this medium-sized vine is ideal for adding vertical interest to the garden and grows well on a trellis or pergola

Do dwarf citrus trees have invasive roots

or even yourself

butterflies and hummingbirds to the garden

flavorful cider

tropical-looking foliage looks magnificent on a patio

At first bite

richly flavored berries not once

seedless juicy berries with a flavor similar to the famed Concord grape

With all this great flavor and mulitple uses

A modest crop will arrive in midsummer

The rose bush produces 3 1/2 inch