St. Mark’s Planter
Jackson Pottery, Inc.
Inspired by the architectural detail from the Venetian Basilica, the St. Mark’s Planter, shown in Sunset, is one of many new styles from Jackson Pottery’s Designer Glazed Collection. Available in three sizes and eight colors.
‘Karmina’ Geranium
Midwest Groundcovers
Part of the new Hocus Pocus Groundcovers line, which includes more than 70 selections, ‘Karmina’ Geranium is an easy-to-grow, quick-to-cover vigorous, yet non-invasive plant that “covers like magic,” according to the company. The fairy logo and name of the line offer a fresh and whimsical way for kids, and kids-at-heart, to get involved in gardening. ‘Karmina’ reaches a height of 8 to 12 inches, a spread of 18 to 24 inches and blooms in May, June and July. Hardy in USDA Zones 5 to 7.
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