Bladderworts may be either free-floating, terrestrial, or epiphytic annuals or perennials. These insectivores live in waters that attract mosquito. For the most part rootless, these free-floate...
Bladderworts may be either free-floating, terrestrial, or epiphytic annuals or perennials. These insectivores live in waters that attract mosquito. For the most part rootless, these free-floate...
Uncinia is an evergreen perennial that thrives in moist to swampy soil. Grown primarily for their colorful, grass-like leaves, the plant also produces spiked, dark brown flowers from mid to lat...
This is densely tufted with rigid, erect stems and flat, round-margined, pale brown to red-brown leaves. Produces dark brown flowers in narrow spikes. In general, Uncinia is an evergreen perenn...
Bulbous perennial that produces umbels of tubular, pendent, red or orange flowers with yellow stamens. Leaves are slender, strap-shaped, and appear after the flowers. Blooms spring to summer. ...
Umbellularia californica is a spreading evergreen tree which can reach 75 feet tall, 100 feet wide in the wild. Foliage is aromatic and leathery dark green, some find the aroma unpleasant, even...
The cultivar ‘Exoniensis’ has upright branches producing clustered, twisted and folded leaves. When young, it is narrowly columnar, broadening with age. This deciduous tree is grown...
This cactus prefers moist, humid conditions and when grown as a houseplant, loves to be misted daily during the summer. At the onset of winter, do not water, but mist only when days warm or if ...
Pectinifera is a species of Uebelmannia cactus with spherical to cylindrical, reddish-green to reddish-brown bodies and off-white scales. This cactus prefers moist, humid conditions and when gr...
Europaeus, also known as Furze, Gorse, or Whin, is an upright to rounded, bushy shrub with spine-tipped green shoots and rigid leaves. These small, evergreen shrubs have short, spine-like needl...
Ulmus alata is a medium-sized elm, 30 to 40 feet tall. Branches spread and form a rounded crown. Common in the southern U.S., its distinguishing trait is the 2 corky wings that develop opposite...