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Fall Containers: Plant Them Full

Fall is one of the best times to refresh your containers. The colors are rich, the temperatures are cooler, and you can use an incredible variety of plants and seasonal accents. The biggest difference between planting a fall container and a spring or summer container? Plant it full from the beginning. As the days get…

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Rooted in Community

For more than 90 years, Stadler Nurseries has believed that planting trees is one of the most meaningful investments we can make in our communities. Each year, Stadler Nurseries plants more than 25,000 trees across the Washington region, creating beauty, cleaner air, wildlife habitat, shade, and a lasting legacy for future generations. That commitment extends…

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Japanese Anemones: The Elegant Stars of the Fall Garden

As summer begins to fade, many gardens lose the color and excitement they enjoyed just a few weeks earlier. Fortunately, there are a handful of exceptional perennials that truly come into their own in late summer and fall. Among the most graceful are Japanese anemones, also known as windflowers. Blooming from August into October, Japanese…

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Breathe New Life Into Your Yard With Stadler Nurseries

Why Professional Planting Matters

Who says planting a new plant should be a gamble? With professional planting services, your yard in the DMV can transform into a vibrant oasis of color and texture. Benefits of Professional Planting When you plant your yard, going the extra mile with an experienced planting team is a huge help. Professional horticulturists and plant…

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Blackhawks Big Bluestem Named 2026 Perennial Plant of the Year

The Perennial Plant Association has selected Andropogon gerardii ‘Blackhawks’ as the 2026 Perennial Plant of the Year, recognizing its exceptional garden performance, adaptability, and striking seasonal color. A cultivated selection of our native big bluestem prairie grass, Blackhawks brings strong vertical structure and movement to the landscape. The foliage emerges deep green in spring, develops…

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Grow with Purpose: A New Native Plant Guide for the Maryland Piedmont

Spring is right around the corner, and with it comes a fantastic new resource for gardeners who want to grow beautiful landscapes that support local wildlife, enrich the soil, and protect our waterways. We’re excited to share the newly released Maryland Native Plant Guide for the Piedmont Region, created by the University of Maryland Extension’s…

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