Annual or biennial weed with branching stems and dull green leaves. Underside of leaves and stems produce soft hairs. Lower stems and rosettes are flat-shaped with blunt edges. Leaves at top of...

This native Georgia plant was once thought extinct, but is now commonly grown in gardens, especially in the South. A member of the Theaceae family, the same as the Camellia, this tree or large...

G. Gloxinia requires a minimum night temperture of 60 F, the tubers are planted in March and bloom in the summer. Tubular or bell or funnel shaped flowers bloom singly or in pairs on erect stem...

G. maculata insignis grows to 18 inches tall and blooms in a purple-blue funnel shaped scented flowers in the summer. Gloxinia require a minimum night temperture of 60 F, the tubers are planted...

Brown or green flowers and narrow hairy leaves on annual weed. Dense, white hairs cover stems. Leaves broaden towards end. Prefers disturbed areas. Weed common to the southeastern United States...

G. fimbriata, syn. G. glabra grows only 9 inches tall with dark green leaves. Blooms in white trumpet shaped, shaded yellow in the throat in the summer. Gloxinia requires a minimum night temper...

G. Gloxinia requires a minimum night temperture of 60 F, the tubers are planted in March and bloom in the summer. Tubular or bell or funnel shaped flowers bloom singly or in pairs on erect stem...

Gloxinia require a minimum night temperture of 60 F, the tubers are planted in March and bloom in the summer. Tubular or bell or funnel shaped flowers bloom singly or in pairs on erect stems 2 ...

G. primulinus makes a corm 1 to 2 inches in diameter, has ribbed leaves and blooms in clear primrose-yellow flowers on 3 foot tall stems. Gladiolus are grown for their flowers that bloom on spi...

G. primulinus makes a corm 1 to 2 inches in diameter, has ribbed leaves and blooms in clear primrose-yellow flowers on 3 foot tall stems. Gladiolus are grown for their flowers that bloom on spi...