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Hot House Restock Late Summer 2026
The past month or so has been an exciting time in the Hot House! We’ve received two large plant shipments filled with exciting new additions, some of your most requested favorites, and the tried-and-true classics we always love to carry. We thought it would be fun to give you all the details on the 6… Read more »
What is a Native Plant?
What is a native plant? To start understanding what exactly a native plant is, it’s helpful to start with a simple definition of the word native: The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines native a few ways: “belonging to a particular place by birth” “Natural, normal” “produced, living, or existing naturally in a particular region” Arkansas native plants… Read more »
Japanese Maple Restock: June 2026
We’re excited to share that we received a fresh batch of Japanese Maples about a week ago and they are looking as gorgeous and lovely as ever! There are quite a few different forms, mature sizes and individual plant characteristics across our Japanese Maple inventory. We are writing this to share more about these new… Read more »
2026 Father’s Day Gift Guide
Looking for garden gifts for dad this Father’s Day? It’s fast approaching – this Sunday, June 21st! Our Burger Boy is all prepped and ready – how about you? If you still haven’t found a Father’s Day gift, never fear – we have all sorts of great gadgets and gizmos ready and available! High-Quality Lawn… Read more »
Growing Hardy Hibiscus
If it seems like we talk a lot about hibiscus, it’s because we do! For the past few months, we have been talking about tropical hibiscus, and they are truly something! Today, we want to talk about perennial hibiscus, also called hardy hibiscus or rose mallow, which is Hibiscus moscheutos. Like many other perennials, these… Read more »
Deer Resistant Annuals & Perennials for Arkansas
Here in the Natural State, we enjoy wild beauty. In Good Earth’s home city of Little Rock, nature is never far from our doorstep—from native dogwoods to bubbling brooks to abundant wildlife, we’re surrounded by homegrown beauty. However, this closeness to nature also carries a threat to our gardens: deer! We get questions every week… Read more »
All About Hydrangeas!
All About Hydrangeas in Arkansas Ah, the hydrangea! While most shade gardens can boast of at least one plant, if not more; confusion still reigns. Questions about color, changing of bloom color, soil acidity, sun requirements and when to prune are very common and answers can be a little murky because of the sheer quantity… Read more »