It may be surprising to hear then that the Harvard Gazette has called Mountain Laurel “one of the fastest-moving plants on the globe.” This is due to the plant’s very unique way of dispersing pollen.

Mountain Laurel is also a good choice for areas that receive strong winds, as it has sturdy branches of evergreen color that can withstand the elements. There are dwarf varieties of forsythia that ...

Accessioned plants are from both wild and cultivated origins. The various species take turns displaying their beauty throughout all the seasons: shadbush in April; dogwood and azaleas in May; mountain ...