Arizona Native Plants

Oakleaf Hydrangeas are beloved in the garden not only for their blooms but they also have the beautiful oak-leaf shaped foliage, which turns to shades of pink, red, burgundy, and purple in fall along with the interesting peeling bark on older stems.

A native of the southeastern US, these are seedlings and so the number and size of sterile florets, overall flower size, and mature plant size may vary from the images shown. The Oakleaf Hydrangea produces large white conical flower heads with large white...

Although 'Ihi is considered hardy to 20-25 o F we suggest that you bring it indoors anytime temperatures fall below freezing and place it in a warm sunny window. Use a sandy and gravelly well-drained cactus soil and unglazed terra-cotta (a.k.a. clay)...

Winter reveals tan and coppery hued peeling bark on curving stems and winter buds waiting for springs warmth. Filtered shade and afternoon shade are preferred over heavy shade. An organic mulch goes a long way toward helping maintaining consistent and...

Wade ' Check Out This Alternative Hydrangea ' (Oakleaf Hydrangea) from LSU Agcenter by Richard Bogren ' Hydrangeas Provide Color in the Shade ' from LSU Agcenter by Dan Gill ' Hydrangea Selection, Pruning, and Care ' from Virginia Cooperative Extension...

A tough dwarf native blueberry with as much to offer the palette of the mouth as well as the garden. In spring John Blue Dwarf Blueberry produces clusters of white flowers that develop into green-gray fruit that ripen to blue-black in May and June.

According to Dr. Allen's Edible Plants of the Gulf South , Wild Chervil or Honewort is an easy to grow, native, tuberous rooted perennial whose leaves, stems, and flowers are useful fresh in salads or can be cooked as a green, the tuberous roots can be...

Quaking Aspen trees range from $20 to $120 each (caliper 1"-2.5") Many other native plants available. We are open to the public Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10am-4pm. SW Oregon wholesale nursery grows hardy and native plants for landscapes and restoration...

This annual has large bright yellow flowers with an orange center. Create a drift of Arizona poppy plants by giving them their own section of the garden.Plant seeds in late spring and cover lightly with soil.

The single spike of small white flowers can grow up to 18 inches long and sits well above the basal leaves. It just so happens that rattlesnake plantain is available to buy from growers and is very adaptable to houseplant and terrarium settings.

Hosta and Astilbe immediately come to mind. Read on to learn more about this group of woodlanders. There are many perennials that will tolerate shade, yet gardeners often seem to be at odds as to what to grow in shady locations.

Generally, an application sometime during the first part of March, followed by a second application during the first part of May, and a final third application during the first part of July should be sufficient for your Huckleberry fertilization needs.

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I think my tree must be female as evidenced by the berries that form each year.The tree is not grown for the beauty of its flowers. ‘Zydeco Twist' has slightly contorted, zigzag branches which add winter interest to black gum's ornamental attributes.Images...

These cheerful yellow flowers were often included in Victorian gardens, but only mentioned in 1911(after the era officially ended) where they were recommended for damp areas and standing water.Like most Ranunculus species, it has toxic properties, however...

An Australian native was named for Franziska, Countess vonrelates to the Compton family of Newby Hall, Yorkshire, England.is commonly referred to as Compton coral pea, native lilac vine, wild sarsaparilla and wild wisteria.pea-like purple blooms.

These will be the backboneThey may form thickets in the garden or build an edge around the prairie garden. Here is a small list of some trees and shrubs that are a must in the prairie gardenmore of these wonderful plants you can use to highlight the area.

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Showy daisy-like purple coneflowers (to 5″ diameter) bloom throughout summer atop stiff stems clad with coarse, ovate to broad-lanceolate, dark green leaves. It typically grows to 2-4′ tall.

Palm trees have a quite special look and immediately make people think of the tropics even if some species grow in temperate areas. For more information on Mascareignes archipelago, see this

Association of Societies for Growing Australian PlantsProteaceae species generally speaking, have specialised root systems developed to maximise nutrient intake from sparse soils. Whether you want an attractive container bloom, a beautiful tree like kennedyh...

Sumac laughs at harsh conditions and few pests bother it. It grows well in full sun to part shade and about the only thing it doesn't like is wet feet. I leave the seed pods for them and they keep my insect population in check.

Base of plants will rot if left to grow in wet areas.The plants grow best in full sun but will take partial shade though may not bloom as prolifically as if given full sun conditions.Feed with a general purpose fertilizer in spring, compost tea is great,...

Once these plants ‘take hold' in your garden, they reseed every year thereafter. If planting in the spring, soak seeds in water overnight, then plant no deeper than one quarter inch.Although Lupines grow in poor soil, they are a bit persnickety about...

It was discovered growing among a population of seedlings of this species at a Conard-Pyle Nursery in Pennsylvania. , commonly known as coastal plain Joe Pye weed, is a coarse, herbaceous perennial that typically grows to 3-5' tall and to 2-4' wide on...

It typically begins blooming when its rigid stems reach 15” tall (knee high). It typically grows to 2-4′ tall. , commonly called purple coneflower, is a coarse, rough-hairy, herbaceous perennial that is native to moist prairies, meadows and open woods...

Canadense which can survive zone 2! The European species is the hardiest of the evergreen types, good to zone 4. In the garden, provide these plants with dappled sunlight and a rich, organic soil that remains reasonably moist.