There are bugs...everywhere. We've got solutions.

Sitting outside these days can be such a bummer when the bugs just won't leave you alone. It doesn't have to be which is why we wanted to share one of our favorite solutions - Hi-Yield Turf Ranger. It's an amazing product that can help you control ants, armyworms, chinchbugs, crickets, fire ants, fleas, grasshoppers, chiggers, ticks & Spiders, to name a few. We love it because its affordable, it's easy to apply with a spreader and a 10lb bag can cover up to 5,000 sq. feet. Start enjoying your yard a little more once the bugs are back under control. You can find it in the Garden Center for $13.99 and we're here to answer any questions that you might have.

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Best Flowering Perennials for Shade in Overland Park

Best Flowering Perennials for Shade in Overland Park Unlike annuals that need to be replaced each season, perennials are plants that live more than three years. So when you add perennials to your Johnson County yard, you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor for many years to come. These flowering perennials for shade do exceptionally well here in Overland Park, across Kansas City, and throughout USDA plant hardiness zone 5-6a . Astilbe (False Goat’s Beard) These dense green plants produce a plume of flowers that include white, pink, purple, and red. Additionally, when you plant these flowering perennials in shade, you attract butterflies and other beneficial insects to your Overland Park yard. Dicentra (Bleeding Hearts) Earning its nickname from the delicate heart-shaped blooms that appear in early spring, these flowering perennials do well in shade and part-shade across the Kansas City metro area. Not only are they easy to grow, but they are also deer and

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