Hummingbird Plants Plants For Sale In Dallas

Dr. Welch is a Landscape Horticulturist at Texas A&M. Provide full sun and good air circulation for the best results. For more information on growing Salvia greggii and its hybrids see Dr. William C.

All three have similar growth habits and are will slowly spread by runners but never seem to be invasive or overly aggressive. The spikes can reach 18" high and are shaped very similarly to a Chinese pagoda with flowers opening continuously over a period...

A show stopper! Tangerine Beauty Cross Vine produces a huge mass of 2" orange trumpets with yellow throats in late spring with some blooms throughout summer on well-established vines.

The unusual flowers are produced in large clusters and are born from spring to summer. An uncommon, but beautiful native perennial, producing upward facing coral-red tubular buds that open to show off the star-like flowers with a creamy yellow to greenish...

Japanese Glory Bower can easily be distinguished from C. Blooms throughout summer and into fall. Massive spikes of crimson blooms, to 24" high and 16" wide, are held above the large, tropical, heart-shaped leaves.

The only real problems it seems to have is being planted too deeply or it may rot if exposed to poor drainage. The Pocotm Kniphofia series were selected for their shorter more compact stature and repeat flowering habit making them the perfect choice for...

It appears to be tolerant of brief periods in the upper 20 o F's in well-drained soils and with protection from freezing winds. This is an easy to grow vine that is small enough for hanging baskets, small trellises or fences.

If your Salvia or Sage starts to look unkempt in mid to late summer consider giving it a light shearing or remove the spent flowering spikes to help promote new growth and flower production.

Dr. Welch is a Landscape Horticulturist at Texas A&M. Provide full sun and good air circulation for the best results. For more information on growing Salvia greggii and its hybrids see Dr. William C.

Ashcott Red Iochroma, or Tubeflower, makes an easy to enjoy container specimen or use it as a small shrub in tropical climates. Large clusters of rich orange-red, 2" long tubular flowers are produced throughout the growing season on a well branched mannerly...

Dr. Neil Odenwald states that "This is an old perennial that has been grown for many years in gardens across the land." "not that particular about where it will grow.” " This is a good choice for the cottage garden.” Images courtesy of North Creek...

Ragin' Cajun Red Ruellia was discovered and introduced by Dupont Nursery in the heat and humidity of southern Louisiana from its larger growing parent which can reach 2-3' high or more.

Tall spikes of glowing red to purplish-red, 2-3" tubular blooms are born in late spring and summer are held well above the foliage. Here in zone 8B the Mamou Bean is a die-back perennial freezing to the ground each winter and returning in spring.

The Giant Turk's Cap is considered to be a hybrid, either man-made or natural, and has been passed around for many years and is now known by a variety of common names including: Mazapan, Sleepy Hibiscus, Sleepy Wax Mallow, Turk's Cap Mallow, Cardinal's...

Provide good drainage and fertile, average moist soil in partial to filtered sun for the best results. This miniature cousin of the Angel's Trumpet is easily enjoyed as a container plant where not hardy.

Plant it once the danger of frost has passed to give it the best chance of getting established before the first frost and freeze. Brilliant red tubular flowers are borne in tall branching spikes atop the glossy deep green foliage in fall and winter.

Scentsation Honeysuckle is vigorous enough to cover a medium sized trellis or small arbor but well-mannered enough for garden culture. The fragrance of this English Honeysuckle even intensifies in the evening and at night attracting pollinating hummingbird...

Periodic deadheading will help keep them looking clean as well as helping to extend the flowering season. Texas Pink Garden Phlox has large rounded clusters of lightly fragrant purplish-pink flowers that are produced atop sturdy purplish-red stems.

The flowers may be produced nearly year round under warm frost free conditions. In areas where temperatures fall below freezing set out young plants in spring and early summer. Needs a rich but sharply draining soil and does well with equal amounts of...

Maroon and white 1" tubular blooms arch from a spike of reddish-maroon bracts. An upright to sprawling perennial becoming full and dense with age.

Cape Honeysuckle is moderately salt tolerant and along with its preference for heat and sun this makes it an excellent choice for coastal gardens and landscapes. This Almost Eden exclusive introduction boasts clusters of glowing deep reddish orange 2"...

Easily overwintered in containers where not hardy. The Red Firecracker Fern produces loads of 1" showy red tubular flowers that are born in large loose clusters throughout the warmer months of the year or nearly year round where winters are mild.

An easy and reliable native perennial. Excellent for attracting bees. Like most Physostegias this one is commonly found in moderately moist areas. This is the latest flowering Physostegia that we grow.

Red Rocket is excellent for hummingbirds and flowers continuously throughout the warmer months and possibly year round in tropical settings. Dainty deep green foliage adorns the arching green stems.

Turk's Cap is well-loved and so is known by a variety of common names including: Turk's Turban, Ladie's Eardrops, Scotchman's Purse, Wild Fuchsia, Drummond Wax-Mallow, Texas Mallow, Mexican Apple, Red Mallow, May Apple, Wild Turk's Cap, Bleeding Heart,...

Deep velvety purple, 2" tubular blooms are borne on tall spikes from spring to fall on this vigorous perennial Salvia. Provide full to partial sun with average drainage with average moisture for best results.

Glowing intense red, 1" long tubular flowers are born along short spikes from summer to frost on this vigorous selection of the drought tolerant Autumn Sage. Some sources suggest that no fertilizer is required or desired once established.