Shrubs, trees, ground covers, native plants, and seasonal color
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ImpatiensBotanical Name: Impatiens wallerana
One of the best annuals for the shade. Succulent green stems form a bushy mound without pruning. Wilts easily in the hot sun. Red, orange, pink, purle, or white flowers are 1-2" wide. Needs fertile, well-watered soil.
Spring-Summer 2010 Cultivars [ More Info ]
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Iris, BicolorBotanical Name: Moraea bicolor
South Africa native clumping perennial with long, dark green strap leaves. Flower stems grow right above the leaves and produce yellow. Regular watering and fertilization encourage abundant flowers throughout the summer after the spring blooming period is past.
Dies back in cold winters to a rhizome; between this and the roots Bicolor Iris spreads easily by itself. Appreciates pruning in the winter when the leaves lose their color or outright die back. ...[ More Info ]
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Iris, ButterflyBotanical Name: Moraea iridoides
South Africa native clumping perennial with long, dark green strap leaves that is also known as the African Iris. Flower stems grow right above the leaves and produce white flowers that have a small purple and yellow center. Regular watering and fertilization encourage abundant flowers throughout the summer after the spring blooming period is past. Dies back in cold winters to a rhizome; between this and the roots African Iris spreads easily by itself. Appreciates pruning in the winter when the leaves lose their color or outright die back. ...[ More Info ]
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