Creeping, semi-evergreen fern that is large growing and has arching, oblong to triangular, gray-green, deeply pinnatified fronds, up to 5 feet long.

Creeping, semi-evergreen fern that is large growing and has arching, oblong to triangular, gray-green, deeply pinnatified fronds, up to 5 feet long.

Creeping, semi-evergreen fern that is large growing and has arching, oblong to triangular, gray-green, deeply pinnatified fronds, up to 5 feet long.

Polygonum aubertii is a fast growing deciduous vine, may grow 10 to 15 feet tall in a single season. The foliage is bright green, new leaves have a reddish bronze hue. Small, fragrant flowers bloom in summer, ranging from greenish […]

Polyganum affine has mostly basal, dark green, leathery leaves that turn bronze in the fall and remain most of the winter. Flowers are rosy red and appear on tall spikes from August to October.

Arching, angular stems bearing alternate, lance-shaped leaves, 2 to 6 inches long. Flowers are pendant, tubular, and white with green tips. One inch long flowers are borne on the upper leaf axle and followed by a spherical black fruit. A […]

Fern-like foliage is arched and creates dense mounds from which lavender flower spikes protrude upwards. Combine with late blooming tulips, oriental poppies or peonies for synchronized flowering. Good drainage is key, as well as full to partial shade. Foliage blends […]

There are 9 species of this perennial. Grown for its coarse foliage and single white flowers, this plant is native to North America, the Himilayas, China, and Tiawan. Grow in rich, moist soil in part shade.

Evergreen shrub or tree with a narrow, upright growth habit and bright green leaves. Good screen, hedge, or topiary subject. Grows indoors or out. More tolerant of heat and drought than other species of Podocarpus.

Handsome, erect, slow-growing, evergreen tree or large shrub with drooping foliage. Narrow, dark green leaves are 5 to 7 inches long. Excellent specimen in the landscape.