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Proven Winners® ColorChoice® Wee Bit Giddy® bigleaf hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla) tag. Use of this tag is mandatory when this plant is sold.

Proven Winners® ColorChoice® Wee Bit Grumpy® bigleaf hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla) tag. Use of this tag is mandatory when this plant is sold.

Proven Winners® ColorChoice® Wee Bit Giddy® Hydrangea Benchcard, available at www.provenwinners.com.

Production growing tips for Wee Bit Grumpy big-leaf hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla). Note: these guidelines are for professional growers producing this shrub as a crop for sale. This information is not intended for use by homeowners.

Production growing tips for Wee Bit Giddy hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla). Note: these guidelines are for professional growers producing this shrub as a crop for sale. This information is not intended for use by homeowners.

Spec sheets are useful for wholesale growers, landscapers, retailers, and homeowners. Get to know the Wee Bit® Hydrangea macrophylla varieties (bigleaf hydrangeas) and how to use it in the landscape.

Wee Bit Giddy™ (left) and Wee Bit Grumpy™ (right) - that pretty much sums up the holiday season, doesn't it? We're excited to see loved ones and eat treats, but grumpy because there are not enough hours in these short days to do all we want to. Hopefully the giddy…

Other than helping a bit with laryngitis, I don't think of lollipops as being very useful. They certainly have never satisfied my 4 pm chocolate craving.

September is upon us. Since we started the week in August I feel like we've got until Saturday to continue our summer ice cream habit. Soft serve isn't my favorite frosty treat, but it does make for a nice Chamaecyparis.

So, we've had a bit of ice around here. Also some snow. Many of you have had the same - probably more than us. By the end of February even the hardiest winter sports fans are dreaming of summer's warmth. What if I told you that come August you'll be…

…#16 seeded team is usually pretty amazing, just a bit too small to handle the future NBA stars playing for the power conferences.

…(go figure), and each week it's fun to take a stroll to see what's looking especially good. Right now, one of the stars is a Hibiscus syriacus, which is a little odd for mid-June in Michigan. These plants are still foliage-only at this time, with flowers to come a bit…

…- in northern regions tend to like it a bit cooler. Like people, cold-climate plants will tolerate warm temperatures better with extra water and some shade. But there's a limit to how much heat some plants can take.

A couple of weeks ago some of the staff here at Spring Meadow was all excited about this thing going on in Georgia. Some guy hitting a ball. I think his name was Bear? Anyway, I'm kind of aware of the event because there's usually some gratuitous azalea footage to…

…also has distinctive wiry foliage that is a fun bit of texture for the landscape.