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Rattlebox Botanical Name: Sesbania punicea Small deciduous tree native to Southern America. It only reaches eight feet tall and five feet wide. Abundant orange-red flowers appear in the spring and summer, and turn into four-winged seed pods that rattle when shaken.... [ More Info ]

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Redbud, Forest Pansy Botanical Name: Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy' Deciduous shade tree with outstanding pink flowers in the spring before the purple foliage. Leaves are uniquely heart-shaped, and will turn dull green when summer temperatures reach the 90's. Can tolerate drought, heat, and poor soils but will thrive with basic fertilization and regular watering.... [ More Info ]

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Redbud, Mexican Botanical Name: Cercis reniformis 'Mexican' Deciduous shade tree with terrific pink flowers in the spring before the foliage. Leaves are uniquely heart-shaped and wavey. Can tolerate drought, heat, and poor soils but will thrive with basic fertilization and regular watering.... [ More Info ]

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Redbud, Oklahoma Botanical Name: Cercis reniformis 'Oklahoma' Deciduous shade tree with terrific red-purple flowers in the spring before the foliage. Leaves are uniquely heart-shaped. Can tolerate drought, heat, and poor soils but will thrive with basic fertilization and regular watering.... [ More Info ]

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Rose, Belinda's Dream Botanical Name: Rosa chinensis 'Belinda's Dream' A Texas Superstar - has passed the rigorous five-year trial evaluation and is super-performing plant for Texas. Very healthy and easy to grow. During a wet spring, can partially defoliate due to black spot, but comes back with little or no spraying.... [ More Info ]

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Rose, Knock Out Botanical Name: Rosa chinensis 'Knock Out' Designed by Horticultural Experts at Texas A&M University, it has been labeled as a disease free landscape shrub. It received the Texas Superstar designation in 2004. In 2000, three roses won the AARS award for outstanding garden performance -- this was one of them. Bright cherry-red flowers start in the Spring and persist till winter.... [ More Info ]

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Rose, Mutabilis Botanical Name: Rosa chinensis 'Mutabilis' Mutablis Rose earned "EarthKind Rose of the Year" by Texas Cooperative Extension's Earth Kind team in 2005. Single flowers appear throughout spring to fall, starting at yellow, changing to pink, then to red. It is very common to have all three colors at once on an established plant. Mutablis is a multi-branching shrub with very little disease problems, an ideal choice for any landscape that can accommodate full sun and enough room to grow.... [ More Info ]

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Rose, Nacogdoches or Grandma's Yellow Botanical Name: Rosa chinensis 'Nacodgoches or Grandma's Yellow' "Grandma's Yellow" Rose is the 2009 "Yellow Rose of Texas", a new Texas Superstar with a gorgeous yellow blooms. Matures at five feet high and three feet wide.... [ More Info ]

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Rosemary Botanical Name: Rosmarinus officinalis Evergreen shrub that thrives in the summer heat. It tolerates poor dry rocky soils. Moderatly fast growing, Rosemary has highly fragrant foliage and is edible; grows four feet tall and wide with blue flowers in the spring and summer. Rosemaries require adequate drainage, as they are prone to dieback and death if overwatered.... [ More Info ]

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Rosemary, Weeping Botanical Name: Rosmarinus officinalis 'Prostrata' Evergreen trailing shrub that reaches six feet wide, but only two feet high, giving a cascade appearence when grown flowerbed edges -- easily utlized as a groundcover. Light blue flowers appear throughout the summer if given some care; fragrant foliage is edible.... [ More Info ]

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Ruellia, Katie Mexican Petunia Botanical Name: Ruellia x brittoniana 'Katie' Dwarf cultivar of Ruellia that grows very quickly, spreading quickly through reseeding. Delicate looking trumpet flowers are a blue-purple hue, and at the top of the plant borne in clusters up to three. They start to appear in late spring, and continue till fall. Highly drought and heat tolerant, and can become invasive if used in small areas.   ... [ More Info ]

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