Morus alba is a round topped, densely branched tree which can reach 30 to 50 feet in height. The highly interwoven twiggy branches can give it an untidy appearance. It is fast growing, often seen in abandoned areas. Bark is […]
Morus alba ( Stribling White Mulberry )
Morus alba is a round topped, densely branched tree which can reach 30 to 50 feet in height. The highly interwoven twiggy branches can give it an untidy appearance. It is fast growing, often seen in abandoned areas. Bark is […]
Morus alba ( Pyramidalis White Mulberry )
‘Pyramidalis’ is an upright variety, of conical habit. This densely branched tree can reach 30 to 50 feet in height. Bark is a light orange-brown, foliage varies from yellow-green to dark green in summer, yellow in fall. The early spring […]
Morus alba ( Morus Chaparral )
A fast-growing, weeping tree with bright green leaves. Does not bear fruit. Bark is a light orange-brown. Withstands drought, salt, but prefers a well drained moist soil. The species is ubject to a variety of diseases, often infested with many […]
Morus alba ( Laciniata White Mulberry )
‘Laciniata’ is a spreading tree, reaching 30 to 50 feet high. Bright green leaves are oval to heart-shaped, approximately 8 inches long, and turn yellow in Autumn. It bears white fruit, to 1 inch long, ripening to pink and red […]
Morus alba ( Hampton White Mulberry )
‘Hampton’ is a fruitless form, and is wide spreading and picturesque. Morus alba is a round topped, densely branched tree which can reach 30 feet 50 feet in height. The highly interwoven twiggy branches can give it an untidy appearance. […]
Morus alba ( Bellaire’ White Mulberry )
A round topped, densely branched tree which can reach 30-50′ in height, with a multiple trunk. Bark is a light orange-brown, foliage varies from yellow-green to dark green in summer, yellow in fall. The early spring flowers are not showy; […]
Monarda punctata ( Horsemint )
Aromatic perennial plant, sometimes an annual or biennal, with toothed, narrow leaves and purple-spotted, yellow or pink flowers in dense whorls. Summer to autumn blooming. Attractive to bees and hummingbirds, and good for mid-border planting.
Monarda didyma ( Violet Queen Bee Balm )
Bushy clumps of 5 inch long green leaves violet flowers appearing in terminal whorls. A favorite stopping place for hummingbirds. This aromatic perennial, which smells of basil and mint, is used to fragrance Earl Gray tea. An attractive plant, but […]
Monarda didyma ( Squaw Bee Balm )
Bushy clumps of 5 inch long green leaves and clear red flowers appearing in terminal whorls. A favorite stopping place for hummingbirds. This aromatic perennial, which smells of basil and mint, is used to fragrance Earl Gray tea. An attractive […]