Narrow grasslike leaves, about 1 foot long, reddish inflorescence of red bracts and small greenish-violet flowers. Likes to be misted. Good houseplant for a warm location.

Erect, spreading annual weed with small fruit and white flowers. Spreading plant. Prefers disturbed areas. Young leaves are simple while mature leaves are opposite and stalked. Weed common to most of the United States. Seed reproduction.

This cultivar is shaped like a dome and reaches up to 25′ tall. It has warty branchlets and white, peeling bark. Rough, dark cracks on trunks are characteristic of older trees. Leaves are green, toothed, diamond shaped and turn yellow […]

Narrow, conical tree with slender branchlets and white, peeling bark. Rough, dark cracks on trunks are characteristic of older trees. Leaves are green, toothed, diamond shaped and turn yellow in fall. Males bear tan colored catkins in early spring. This […]

Named for its dark purple leaves and white bark with purple tinges. Narrow, conical tree with warty, branchlets and peeling bark. Reaches up to 30′ tall and about 10′ wide. Rough, dark cracks on trunks are characteristic of older trees. […]

Narrow, conical tree with pendulous branches and white, peeling bark. Reaches up to 15′ to 20′ tall, with no central leader. Rough, dark cracks on trunks are characteristic of older trees. Leaves are green, toothed, and finely dissected. Turn yellow […]

Narrow, conical tree with upright branches and white, peeling bark. Reaches up to 70′ tall and about 20′ wide. Rough, dark cracks on trunks are characteristic of older trees. Leaves are green, toothed, diamond shaped and turn yellow in fall. […]

Conical to spreading deciduous tree, with shaggy red-brown to gray bark. Diamond-shaped, glossy dark green leaves turn yellow in the fall. Bears yellow-brown male catkins in early spring. 60 feet tall, 40 feet wide. Native to Eastern U.S.

Narrow, conical tree with warty, branchlets and white, peeling bark. Rough, dark cracks on trunks are characteristic of older trees. Leaves are green, toothed, diamond shaped and turn yellow in fall. Males bear tan colored catkins in early spring. This […]

Upright, hairless to hairy perennial ideal for mixed border or groundcover. Leaves are oval to oblong, scalloped, wrinkled, and veined. Spikes of red-purple, pink, or white flowers are borne on erect stems from early summer to early fall.