We all have one.
It’s the plant you notice first at the garden center, the one that somehow keeps making its way into your cart or the one you’ve planted in three different places around your yard.
Your favorite plant probably says something about your gardening style. At least, we like to think it does.
The Palm Person
Your ideal afternoon probably includes sunshine, a cold drink and absolutely no reason to go inside.
You want your backyard to feel like a vacation, and if adding another palm gets you one step closer, you’re willing to find room for it.
The Succulent Collector
You went to the garden center for one plant. You left with six.
Succulent people appreciate the little things: interesting shapes, unexpected colors and the challenge of finding a windowsill, patio or garden bed that can accommodate just one more.
The Flower Fan
Why choose green when you can have pink, purple, yellow, red and orange?
You’re here for color, and you probably notice the first bloom on a plant before anyone else does. Your landscape is never quite finished because there’s always room for another pop of color.
The Herb Grower
You like your plants pretty and practical.
There’s something satisfying about walking outside and grabbing fresh herbs for dinner. You may have started with basil, but somehow rosemary, mint and a few vegetables have joined the party.
The Tree Lover
You’re playing the long game.
You understand that some of the best things in a landscape take time. Whether you’re planting for shade, structure or simply because you love the look of a beautiful tree, you’re willing to wait for the payoff.
The Tropical Plant Enthusiast
You believe there’s no such thing as too much greenery.
Bold foliage, interesting textures and oversized leaves are right at home in your landscape, and you’re not afraid to make a statement. Your idea of keeping things simple probably still includes several shades of green and plenty of tropical personality.
The Impulse Plant Buyer
You may arrive with a shopping list, but that doesn't mean you'll stick to it.
An interesting plant or unexpected pop of color can quickly find its way into your cart. You enjoy letting your landscape evolve one new discovery at a time, even when that discovery wasn't part of the original plan.
No matter which category sounds most like you, there’s always something new to discover. Stop by Liberty Landscape Supply and see what catches your eye next.
To learn more, visit www.libertylandscapesupply.com
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Stephanie Frakes
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Stephanie@wandermediacompany.com
