Heuchera Georgia Peach. Pronunciation: hew-ker-uh/ hew'ker-el-uh Panicles of pendant, bell-shaped flowers appear to float above the ground on long, thin stems.
In shades of pink, red, white, green, and purple, the flowers are beloved of hummingbirds and lovely in arrangements. Many varieties are grown mainly for their foliage; recent hybridizing efforts have expanded the available leaf colors from shades of green to silver, chartreuse, orange, and nearly black. We include x Heucherella here, which is a cross between Heuchera and Tiarella. Please note: So plants may properly establish before winter, we are limiting fall shipping of Heuchera and × Heucherella to Zones 6–9. Light/Watering: These compact plants flower well in full sun to part shade in the North, but need at least afternoon shade in warmer climates. Cotinus coggygria 'Ancot' Photo/Illustration: Courtesy of Red Butte Garden and Arboretum (Cotinus coggygria 'Ancot') koe-TY-nus koe-GIG-ree-ah.
Rosa 'Frau Dagmar Hastrup' Hedgehog rose (Rosa 'Frau Dagmar Hastrup') Synonyms: R.
Hakonechloa macra Aureola. Most varieties of ornamental grasses grow well in full sun and average garden soil.
Keep their foliage for winter effect, cutting back all except the evergreen varieties (Festuca) before new growth emerges in the spring. Refresh Festucas by "raking" out the dried and dead leaves with gloved fingers. Heucherella Alabama Sunrise. Pronunciation: hew-ker-uh/ hew'ker-el-uh Panicles of pendant, bell-shaped flowers appear to float above the ground on long, thin stems.
In shades of pink, red, white, green, and purple, the flowers are beloved of hummingbirds and lovely in arrangements. Many varieties are grown mainly for their foliage; recent hybridizing efforts have expanded the available leaf colors from shades of green to silver, chartreuse, orange, and nearly black. We include x Heucherella here, which is a cross between Heuchera and Tiarella.
Please note: So plants may properly establish before winter, we are limiting fall shipping of Heuchera and × Heucherella to Zones 6–9. Great Plant Picks. Enkianthus perulatus. White enkianthus (Enkianthus perulatus) en-kee-AN-thus pair-oo-LAY-tus This is perhaps the most refined Enkianthus, bearing dainty, white pendulous bells in May.
It forms an elegant, rounded shrub to 6 feet with gracefully tiered branches and produces brilliant scarlet color in autumn. Noteworthy Characteristics: Site as centerpieces in a small garden or rock garden. They naturally occur in open woodlands of Japan. Anise 'Florida Sunshine' for the Woodland Garden - Deb's Garden - Deb's Garden Blog. Earlier this week I planted Illicium parviflorum 'Florida Sunshine' in the woodland garden.
It is a relatively rare form of anise with chartreuse gold foliage, and the leave color intensifies in the fall to provide the ultimate glow in the garden. Anise is a dependable broadleaf evergreen shrub. Upright to pyramidal in shape, 'Florida Sunshine' should grow 6 to 8 feet tall by 4 to 6 feet wide. Its golden leaves distinguish it from other types of anise.
The foliage is gorgeous throughout the year, but it especially shines on dreary winter days. The plant is tolerant of a wide variety of soil conditions, but it will grow best in moist soils. Mississippi State University Extension Service. By Norman Winter MSU Horticulturist Central Mississippi Research & Extension Center If someone told me I could only grow one plant, I would probably choose several night blooming jasmine, but not because of their beauty.
It is their fragrance that makes them a must-have in every landscape. Actually, the night blooming jasmine is nothing fancy to look at, and I usually have to grow something at the base of the plant to give it some pizzaz. I am passionate about this homely looking plant because the night blooming jasmine is unequaled in flooding the yard with the most wonderful, intoxicating fragrance. As the name suggests, the miracle occurs at night when you can't even see what is happening. Hosta 'Blueberry Waffles' from The Hosta Helper - Presented by PlantsGalore.Com. Lagerstroemia, Plant Introductions, Inc. Chapel View™ Japanese Cedar. Plant Introductions, Inc. Plants. Lagerstroemia, Plant Introductions, Inc. Daybreak Barberry. Lagerstroemia, Plant Introductions, Inc. Pink Frost Florida Anise Tree. Lagerstroemia, Plant Introductions, Inc. BananAppeal Small Anise Tree. Lagerstroemia, Plant Introductions, Inc. Purple Sunset™ Pomegranate. Lagerstroemia, Plant Introductions, Inc. Spring Lace Viburnum.
Lagerstroemia, Plant Introductions, Inc. Opening Day™ Doublefile Viburnum. Lagerstroemia, Plant Introductions, Inc. Endless Summer® Twist-n-Shout® Bigleaf Hydrangea. Lagerstroemia, Plant Introductions, Inc. Loropetalum chinense and var. rubrum Checklist. Plant Introductions, Inc. Plants. Astilbe 'Vision in Red' - Selected Perennials - The Plants - Plantsman's Corner. Actaea racemosa at Digging Dog Nursery.
Actaea Black Snakeroot A botanical ‘Renaissance Man’, Actaea is at home in an informal garden, a refined border or in an arrangement for opening night at the Met.
Their ambrosial perfume floats through the air as they brighten their surroundings. Actaea is happiest in moist, humus-enriched soil and bright shade; otherwise it’s carefree and low maintenance. Actaea racemosa Long wandlike, creamy white flower racemes seem to dangle and dance on invisible stems above clumps of Astilbe-like foliage. Blooms July–August. INNER GARDENS / Nursery Reference. INNER GARDENS / Nursery Reference. Pieris japonica. American Beauties. Dutchman's Pipe Quickly provide dense cover for sun porchesUnusual yellow flowers bloom in May and JuneCan be used to quickly screen an area from viewGrows well in moist soilHost plant for pipevine swallowtail butterfly Characteristics of Aristolochia macrophylla: Habitat Collection:ButterflyExposure:SunFiltered ShadeSoil Moisture Preference:AverageMoist but well-drainedMoistSoil:Humus-richWell-drainedWide soil toleranceBloom Time:Late Spring / Early SummerSummerNative Habitat:ForestRiparian, wetlandUses:Climbing, trailingHedge, screenAttracts Wildlife:ButterfliesSongbirdsFoliage Color:GreenDark GreenPlan Main Group:Trees and ShrubsPlan Sub Group:VinesNative to:AlabamaConnecticutGeorgiaKentuckyMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganNew JerseyNew YorkNorth CarolinaPennsylvaniaSouth CarolinaTennesseeVermontVirginiaWest VirginiaAlaska Description: Additional Info.
Bluestone Perennials. Schizophragma Rose Sensation. Hydrangea serrata Blue Billow. Pronunciation: hye-dran'jee-uh This variable group is beloved for its delicate clusters of papery flowers, borne between July and September depending on the variety. Some types are shrubby while others are more treelike; all bring a stately, old-fashioned feel to the landscape. Most grow quite quickly under good culture, and are long-lived. Most Hydrangea macrophylla flowers on old wood, and so must carry its flower buds through the winter. Early or late freezes may damage flower buds, and these buds also have a low survival rate in colder climates. Climbing Hydrangea (H. anomala petiolaris) will grow and flower even in a northern exposure. Guy & Chiyoko's Photo Site Photo Keywords: Plantmad Pewter Form, stewartia pseudocamellia. Related keywords: plantmad pewter form Combine with: +plantmad pewter form Remove: -Plantmad Pewter Form-stewartia pseudocamellia. Birdbaths, by Diane Porter.
Kindness is a birdbath Sometimes fresh, clean water is hard for a bird to find. You can make a bird's day simply by offering a drink and a bath. Parent birds will often bring their babies to the bath after they fledge and show them where it is. Like the baby robin getting its first bath. Water will actually attract more species of birds than feeders will. But a birdbath attracts all kinds of birds. Put your birdbath in your garden, and the birds will find it quickly. It was a hit with us, too. Ceramic Outdoor Birdbath Fountain - "Feather Spray" Bird Baths Fountains - DIY 1 of 4. Hudson fountain cistern. I placed this 19th century American cast iron fountain in a client’s existing terrace pool 6 years ago. Last fall, she was ready for a change. A rectangular pool much larger than the original circular pool was installed, and a steel surround was built to finish that new pool. The overgrown boxwood was removed, and additional stone was added to the terrace. A picture frame opening was left in the stone, and planted this spring with isotoma fluvialitis.
The steel surround was painted in much the same color as the original fountain. Working with color outdoors is challenging. Bigleaf Magnolia. The Bigleaf Magnolia is a medium-size deciduous tree notable for its very large leaves and flowers. The giant leaves can grow up to 30 inches long and the flowers can be a foot wide. Such large sizes definitely make an impact, and a mature specimen is sure to command attention. Rebecca Clematis (Rebecca) at Wayside Gardens. One of Raymond J. Berms in landscaping design. Heritage Landscape Design – Quad Cities Landscape Design. Inthn. Salix integra ‘Hakuro Nishiki’ Korean Stewartia Tree. Vitex agnus-castus. Black Knight Butterfly Bush - Buddleia for Sale - Brighter Blooms Nursery. • showy purple flowers last from June to September • huge blooms are magnets to butterflies and hummingbirds • so fragrant, they're popular as cut flower arrangements • the hardiest butterfly bush- all the way to zone 5!
The Best Plant for Attracting Wildlife The Black Knight Butterfly Bush is the most fragrant butterfly bush you can find. It attracts more butterflies and hummingbirds than any other plant. 'Amagi shigure' Acer palmatum (Acer palmatum Amagi Shigure) at Wayside Gardens. Revered in Japan, North Korea, South Korea and parts of Mongolia and Russia, 'Amagi shigure' is a small smooth Japanese Maple popular for its beautiful leaf shapes and changing colors. Illicium henryi. PlantFiles Pictures: Florida Anise, Red Magnolia 'Shady Lady' (Illicium floridanum) by davidmacmanus. Vitex agnus-castus Shoal Creek Forestfarm. Forest Farm Logo. Grace smoke tree. Illicium simonsii < QuarryHill Botanical Garden.
By William A. McNamara. Next Generation Pistachio Hydrangea (Hydrangea Next Generation Pistachio) at Wayside Gardens. A Tradition of Distinction. Evening Light Japanese Snowbell (Styrax japonicus Evening Light) at Wayside Gardens. Take the time to research which tree you want and its needs. Try to get as much information as you can about your tree before you plant. Plant Profile for Sanguisorba officinalis ‘Tanna’ - Great Burnet Perennial. Purple Smoke Tree for Sale. Euphorbia marginata 'Summer Icicle' (from seed) Royal Velours Clematis (Clematis viticella Royal Velours) at Wayside Gardens. Princess Diana Clematis (Clematis texensis Princess Diana) at Wayside Gardens. Sanguisorba officinalis at Digging Dog Nursery. Royal purple smoke tree. Chaste Tree Is Pure Delight. Perennial Results: Plant View - Amsonia hubrichtii. What's in Bloom Archives - Summer. Tall Bellflower. Tussock Bellflower. Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Moudry'
Perennial Results: Plant View - Schizachyrium scoparium. Chinese Purple prarie grass. Andropogon gerardii 'Indian Warrior' or 'turkeys foot' PP24999/ to 6'; upright / green➡️to purrple (fall) Perennial Results: Plant View - Pachysandra terminalis 'Green Carpet'