Norman Winter
SavannahNow
Hamilton, GA, United States
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Have all your neighbors talking with the hydrangea of the year, the Limelight Prime
According to Norman Winter, the Limelight Prime blooms looked like the most gorgeous tropical flowers on his street. → Read More
Award-winning Toucan Cannas will have you singing Bing Crosby Christmas tunes in July
There are four colors in the Toucan series, in addition to Dark Orange there is Scarlet, Yellow and a Coral garden. → Read More
Top color for 2022 comes in many flower choices for the Savannah garden
Color description of orchid flower, is said to be “vibrant rose hue with purple undertones, it is intense and hyper realistic, and stimulating.” → Read More
These pots elegantly eliminate cool-season container anxieties
Container plant watering system gives you confidence, when supplying the water and fertilizer at the right moment, which is as the plants need it. → Read More
These azaleas are perfect in your October landscape
Multiple colors available with compact Perfecto Mundo series of Proven Winners azaleas. Resistance to lace bugs → Read More
Add these cool-season plants to dazzle your Savannah garden
All of these perennials offer among the easiest opportunities to propagate and use elsewhere in the landscape. → Read More
Look at this ornamental sweet potato plant to fit your dramatic architectural needs in Savannah
Sweet Caroline Medusa Green is the best ornamental sweet potato. Keep in mind Illusion Emerald Lace and Illusion Midnight Lace. → Read More
Rainbow Rhythm daylilies transform problem area into secret garden
Proven Winner Rainbow Rhythm daylilies, river rock solution to secret garden in side yard previously ignored because of French drain. → Read More
A pyromaniac for torch lilies in Savannah garden
Pyromania Backdraft and Pyromania Orange Blaze, two of the six varieties to bring torch lilies to your garden → Read More
Shadowland Autumn Frost hostas are Savannah woodland wonders
Shadowland Autumn Frost hostas have lavender purple booms to bring in the hummingbirds, cold hardy for zones 3a to 9b. → Read More
Finding the right flowers for your Georgia home can save you a little money
Mix annual and perennial plants to your Savannah home and you and the buyer will love beautification. → Read More
Add fireworks to your Savannah garden with Leading Lady monarda
This bee balm, aka monarda, comes in multiple colors with enticing fragrance for butterflies, hummingbirds, a pollinator's delight. → Read More
Growing spuria irises like discovering platinum in Savannah garden
Spuria irises are beardless and among the tallest irises, locally found at the Georgia Botanical Gardens → Read More
Bring happiness to your Savannah garden with a pop of the color yellow
Look for Luscious Royale Pina Colada lantana, Shadowland Etched Glass hosta, Superbells Yellow calibrachoa to hide garden blemishes, make area cozier → Read More
Stormburst of verbena blossoms make a great pollinator garden
Superbena Stormburst verbena came back strong after winter and butterflies were ready for them. → Read More
Lady Godiva calendulas perfect for Coastal Georgia cool season
Lady Godiva calendulas perfect for Coastal Georgia cool season → Read More
Longwing butterflies create Halley’s Comet moments
Blue Moon on Halloween, Northern Lights creeping south, and now Jupiter and Saturn snuggling close for the first time since the middle ages. So goes the → Read More
White Knight alyssum leads with beauty, fragrance in your Savannah garden
The cool season becomes like a garden celebration as much of the country changes out the old tired color of summer for the fresh new flowers of fall and → Read More
Frost your poinsettia for a Christmas remembered
There is an excitement in the air about Christmas this year and it appears to be as contagious as……. you know. Right now, it doesn’t → Read More
Let new coleus flower for long life, pollinator food
As if 2020 couldn’t get more challenging, I have now run head on into a conundrum on coleus or to put it more succinctly a perplexity on pinching. → Read More