Myrica pensylvanica-Northern Bayberry, h-5′-10′, sun to part shade, zone 3. Tolerates drought, erosion, poor soils, wet soil, high winds, and salt spray. Fruits are attractive to birds. F and M are needed for fruit. Paulownia tomentosa ‘Princess Tree”- ornamental foliage, it will...
A loose mound of luxuriant verdant foliage and trailing stems, this native of southern Arizona, Texas and northern Mexico thrives in the partial shade of small trees and shrubs. With a multitude of small, bright purple flowers held by smoky violet calyxes and a refreshing minty scent, Arizona...
Amsonia tomentosa (Woolly Bluestar): Native to the southwestern US and northern Mexico. Other Regions: East Asia: One species, Amsonia elliptica, is native to Japan and Korea. Europe: One species, Amsonia orientalis, is native to parts of southeastern Europe (Greece and Turkey). Important Not...
Bergenias can be grown in Zones 4-10 except in Florida and along the Gulf Coast. They thrive in almost any soil in full sun or light shade, although they prefer light shade in hot areas. They tolerate a wide range of moisture conditions, growing slowly in dry areas and rapidly in const...