For a perennial garden in Minnesota, a calla lily is an annual because it cannot tolerate the cold Minnesota winters, but in southern Florida, a calla lily is a perennial flower because it will live for many years. Perennial flowering plants can be further divided into woody perennials like ...
Pincushion flowers will grow in Zones 3-10 except in Florida and along the Gulf Coast. They do best in full sun and need soil that is moist during the growing season and very well drained in winter. Place plants 12 to 15 inches apart. New plants can be grown from clump divisions or f...
I would kike to know if I can plant Hellebora in Florida? If is yes where I can find them? Reply Flora says: Hello Nancy. Hellebores will not grow in any zones higher than 9. So they should be fine in a northern Florida Zone 9 garden but will succumb to the heat in the Miami...
'Storm Cloud' (25) BR Plants Amsonia tabernaemontana 'Storm Cloud' (25) Bare Root PlantsCommon Name: Bluestar ‘Storm Cloud’ is a very exciting new variety that performs well for both northern and southern growers. In spring, new stems emerge near-black with... $251.43 Choose Options ...
The problem is our summer heat that often make molten piles of foliage from many northern favorites. The trick is to find the right species or varieties for our area. For bergenias, the only species that is reliable in our area is B.ciliata (hairy bergenia). For ligularias, the only ...
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...
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...
This plant grows in the wild, particularly in Mississippi, Arkansas, Florida, and Louisiana. When growing in a garden, this stunning plant thrives in hardiness zone 6. Pin Moist soil and healthy rhizomes are crucial for the optimal growth of this plant. The shades of the flowers range ...