(Plant height:3 feet) Deciduous shrub that is spreading and sparsely branched. Leaves are oblong to oval, green to blueish green, and borne from purplish brown shoots. Racemes of cup-shaped, tiny, yellowish green or white flowers bloom in early summer.

Mat-forming perennial with toothed, shiny, rounded leaves with wavy margins. Single, bell-shaped, light pink flowers with toothed petals bloom in spring.

Clump-forming, rounded perennial with toothed, shiny, dark green leaves. Wavy margins turn bronze-red in fall. Single, funnel-shaped, white with pink flowers with toothed petals bloom in late spring.

Low-growing, evergreen bamboo with green to brown culms. Lance-shaped leaves are deep green and are pointed at the end.

(Plant width:varies) The internodes grow slight zigzags on this nearly solid culmed species. It has broad, white striped leaves. It will grow in alkaline soil but will show considerable leaf burnprefers acid soil.

(Plant width:varies) This bamboo can tolerate more alkaline conditions with less leaf burn than others in the genus. It is similar to S. kumasaca but it is smaller.

Shepherdia argentea is a thorny, open, rounded shrub reaching 6-10′ high and wide, can occasionally reach 18′. Foliage is silvery on both leaf surfaces, with an overall gray appearance. Flowers are small, yellow, males on spikes, females solitary, not particularly […]

Erect to spreading, clump-forming perennial grass. Leaves are lance-shaped and pleated lengthwise with purplish red midribs. Arching stems of green to tan spikes bloom in late summer.

Perennial weed with clumped, knotty base. Leaves are erect and smooth. Seedhead is a showy, yellow to purple spike resembling a fox’s tail. Leaves are occasionally hairy at base. Weed common all over the United States.

Dense and vigorous, tuft- to mound-forming evergreen perennial. Leaves are flat and linear, bright green on top, grayish green beneath. Panicles of white spikelets, maturing to purple, just above the foliage bloom from late spring to late summer.