Asclepias tuberosa ( Gay Butterflies Butterfly Weed )

Hairy, tuberous perennial that reaches up to 36 inches tall and about 12 inches wide. Leaves are medium green, 5 inches and lance-shaped. Stems are thick and unbranched, with flowers clustered at ends. Broad clusters of tiny, bright orange, yellow, […]

Asclepias tuberosa ( Butterfly Weed )

Leaves are medium green, 5 inches and lance-shaped. Stems are thick and unbranched, with flowers clustered at ends. Broad clusters of tiny, bright orange flowers bloom in the summer. Heat loving perennial that will tolerate light shade, but prefers sun. […]

Asclepias curassavica ( Blood Flower Milkweed )

Subshub with narrow dark green leaves, orange to scarlet flowers in umbels. Fruits are spiny looking, 3 inches long, resembling a spindle. Best to grow as an annual, although it will live it will not grow the second season. Good […]

Arundo formosana ( Taiwan Grass )

Species in the grass family(Poaceae) have narrow grasslike foliage, with leaf veins typically parallel to one another, and the leaf margins are most often smooth. With a few exceptions, such as bamboo, most grasses are herbaceous, meaning they do not […]

Arundo donax ( Giant Reed )

Species in the grass family(Poaceae) have narrow grasslike foliage, with leaf veins typically parallel to one another, and the leaf margins are most often smooth. With a few exceptions, such as bamboo, most grasses are herbaceous, meaning they do not […]

Arundinaria variegata ( Sasa variegata )

This fast spreading bamboo can be used in containers to keep control of it or as a deep ground cover. Likes part shade to full sun. Bamboo is a common term for a large number of giant grasses that include […]

Arundinaria pygmaea ( Sasa pygmaea )

This bamboo spreads quite aggressively making it a good erotion control plant even on short banks. It can be cut back to keep it from becoming too stem heavy. Bamboo is a common term for a large number of giant […]

Arundinaria gigantea ( Macon River Cane )

This is the only bamboo known to be native to the U.S.. Its range once spread from Texas to Maryland. This straight and very hearty clone may stay evergreen at temperatures near -22 degrees fahrenheit. Bamboo is a common term […]