Spring Magic: We have Proven Winner flowers that are hardy enough to go out early! When you have spring fever, Memorial Day is just too far away. Now you can buy containers from Oliver Paine Greenhouses as early as April, to satisfy your itch for color. Four color themes that will be all the rage this spring are: Blue Spirit, Sunny Surprise , White Elegance and Grace in Pink . Your Spring Magic container will welcome any visitor to your home with wonderful color accents…as early as April! Cindy’s Dig-in-the-Dirt Designing Table: You can now design your baskets and combination planters right here at Oliver Paine’s. Then take it home, all ready to proudly display! You’ll have:
- A great work bench to design your basket or combination planter on
(instead of your yard or drive way)
- Our expert gardening staff on hand to help if you get stuck
- All of the mess left here…NOT at your home, and
Great fun for the kids too
(Did we mention no clean up for mom and dad!?)
2006 Perennial Plant of the Year: The Perennial Plant Association has named Dianthus gratianopolitanus ‘ Feuerhexe’ (also known at Firewitch) 2006 Perennial Plant of the Year. Cheddar pink is the common name of this excellent sun exposure perennial.

The enticing clove-like scent of this low-growing ornamental makes it the perfect choice for use in a border near the walkway. The blooms offer lingering fragrance. The landscape possibilities for this cheddar pink are vast. Pert, bright blooms make Firewitch a perfect choice for the rock garden or for planting in wall crevices. The perennial quality creates a good ground cover on a sunny slope. Plant combinations that work with this Dianthus include Siberian iris (Iris sibirica) in the spring, later on with threadleaf coreopsis (Coreopsis verticillata ‘Moonbeam’ or Zagreb’) and in the fall match Firewitch with plumbago (Ceratostigma plumbaginoides). Color Choice Shrubs
Adding color to your garden has never been easier. This unique line of
colorful easy growing flowering shrubs from Proven Winners will complement
your plantings of annuals and perennials. You can even use them in
combination planters to provide vertical accents with attractive colors and
textures.
Proven Winner Perennials

A collection of perennial plants for sun,
part-shade and shade that are bred
to perform in containers as well as the landscape. And best of all, you can
grow them alongside spring flowering plants!
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