Native Plant Finder

A vigorous and reliable Oakleaf Hydrangea selection with sturdy stems and good sun tolerance. Checkout ' Oakleafs are Homesteading Along Sara's Branch ' at SFA Gardens by Dr. Dave Creech.

For more information on growing and selecting Hydrangeas below are some excellent online resources: ' Hydrangea Questions and Answers ' from The US National Arboretum ' Growing Bigleaf Hydrangea ' from the UGA Extension by Gary L.

Portulaca molokiniensis prefers to be moderately root bound. 'Ihi is a rare and endangered Hawaiian native that needs excellent drainage. The thick rounded cupped leaves are arranged uniformly opposite each other in four rows along the thick succulent...

An amazing double flowered Oakleaf Hydrangea, Gatsby'stmStar produces loads of large, starry, fully double, green-eyed white florets atop the long conical spikes of green fertile flowers.

Provide the Oakleaf Hydrangeas with a soil that is moist but well-drained. Images courtesy of the US National Arboretum website . Austin are absolutely amazing. Some of the most beautiful plants we've seen where in Washington, D.C. but the ones at Stephen...

This is a dwarf and compact selection of our native Scrub or Dwarf Blueberry whose foliage makes it ripe for gardens and landscapes. Excellent for muffins, pancakes, or fresh eating.

This interesting member of the carrot family or Apiaceae is native to much of the eastern and central US with distribution extending well into Canada. May reseed under good conditions and will slowly develop into a mass of plants.

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Rattlesnake plantain's beautifully patterned leaves accent woodland foliage nicely, particularly in shaded areas of rock gardens or along pathways where it can be viewed closely. It just so happens that rattlesnake plantain is available to buy from growers...

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.

Berried Treasure Huckleberry is a native shrub that is also called the Box Huckleberry. Prune limbs flush to the feeder branches without leaving “nubs”. In the fall, the foliage turns crimson red.

By October, the tree is quite colorful and its leaves are beginning to fall.Another interesting aspect of its appearance is the right angle at which the limbs emerge from the straight but tapering trunk.Coming straight out as they do and even drooping...

Plants like the Swamp Buttercup should be handled with care to prevent invasive impact on the ecosystem. Old home remedies for ailments as diverse as rheumatism and insanity list buttercups as an ingredient.Gardeners that plant to attract bees and butterflies...

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.

They bloom in the years we have a lot of rain and, due to deep tap roots, they bloom in the years we have little rain, too. One of the most rewarding and giving of native plant gardens is the meadow garden.

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Blooms last well cut or dried, and the seeds in the large cone at the center of the flower head provide nourishment for birds when finished blooming. It typically grows in an upright clump to 2-3′ tall and to 1-1.5′ wide on sturdy, well-branched stems...

And remember that if you come and visit you will be able to enjoy fresh palm cabbage either raw as salad or turned in a variety of recipes. I am not a palm tree specialist so there may be a few mistakes or missing data but this will anyway give an overview...

Banksias are one of Australia's most diverse & beautiful flowering plants. Association of Societies for Growing Australian PlantsProteaceae species generally speaking, have specialised root systems developed to maximise nutrient intake from sparse soils.

They're great for stabilizing slopes and make a good informal hedge if planted in groups. Songbirds love the berries and are often seen picking through the clusters in the dead of winter.Sumac is most often found in shaggy fence rows and at the edges...

Two plants which are perfect for the neglectful gardener. Is there a spot in your landscape that could use some color, perhaps an area that does not receive as much attention as your other gardens?

It is quite likely the plant will die if one digs and transplants it. It spreads by seed carried on the breeze or by creatures in the wild. This is to say that conditions should be the same for the new seedlings as they are for the mother plant.Lupine...

Details: Moist areas in borders, cottage gardens, meadows, native plant gardens, wild/naturalized areas, rain gardens or water margins. Easily grown in abundantly moist, fertile, humusy soils in full sun to part shade.

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 is noted for its short habit and long summer bloom.

Neutral to acidic pH seems to suit them best. Generally the Asian species are only hardy to zone 7; many of the American species are fine for zone 6 with the notable exception of A.

Flowers of my past, those I knew to be barely knee high back home, greeted me nose to nose and often towered above me. Ava called it pushki, a word unknown to me, but a name she knew from her childhood.

They bloom about the same time as the spring frogs wake up and serenade us with their courting opus and although they are only here for a week or two, they are a welcome sight.Propagation is either by bulb offsets, or by seed and there are a few wildflower...