We asked Bobbie Tracy, Frisella Nursery Landscape Designer and our resident butterfly and pollinator plant enthusiast, to share with us what’s growing well in her backyard. This week she is sharing the Butterfly Bush.
The Frisella Landscape Group is bursting with some of the top landscape designers in the Greater St Louis area, who work with contractors and homeowners to design and build outdoor spaces that reflect their owners as much as they do current trends
In anticipation of the blooms that are to come in just a few short weeks, today we are sharing what some of our family at Frisella Nursery are most looking forward to.
We asked Bobbie Tracy, Frisella Nursery Landscape Designer and our resident butterfly and pollinator plant enthusiast, to share with us what’s growing well in her backyard. This week she is sharing the Dogwood.
We asked Bobbie Tracy, Frisella Nursery Landscape Designer and our resident butterfly and pollinator plant enthusiast, to share with us what’s growing well in her backyard. This week she is sharing the Moscow Lilac.
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and if you’re looking for something cute and fun to gift a friend, display as home decor, or for your kids to craft up for their teachers consider this quick and easy succulent valentine craft using jiffy pots.
Have you ever wondered how you can make your backyard more attractive to birds? Here is a quick look at the feeding habits of four popular St. Louis birds to determine what you can do to make your yard more bird-friendly.
We’re giving our customers the chance to create a custom annuals order in advance! Click the button below to view our 2020 list of annuals and hanging basket combinations. All orders can be placed by email to Laura.Hill@frisellanursery.com or fax, 636-798-2557. Don’t see a plant you were looking for? Let us know! We may be able to include it in our growing schedule or consider adding it to our offerings in the future.
Frisella Landscape Group has received a 2019 Ladue News Design Award for Landscape Design.
Next summer’s lawn health depends on what’s done now to achieve optimum nutrition prior to winter. Lawn composting, aeration, and overseeding has many benefits and we recommend it to anyone that appreciates a healthy, deep green lawn through the hottest, driest months of the year.
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