Plant Guide

Popular Plants

• Recent additions

  Aloe polyphylla
  (Spiral aloe)

  Cyclamen hederifolium
  (Baby cyclamen)

  Ilex × meserveae 
  (Blue holly)

  Cornus racemosa 'Emerald'
  (Snow Lace® gray dogwood)

  Ardisia crenata
  (Coralberry, Spiceberry)

  Caryopteris × clandonensis
  (Blue beard, Blue-spirea, Blue-mist shrub )

• Spring interest

  Trillium erectum var. album
  (White trillium, Stinking Benjamin, Wood lily, Wakerobin)

  Muscari armeniacum 'Blue Spike'
  (Grape hyacinth)

  Helleborus × hybridus cvs.
  (Hellebore)

  Acer shirasawanum 'Munn 001'
  (Moonrise™ full moon maple)

  Iris cristata
  (Crested iris)

  Nolina nelsonii
  (Blue beargrass tree)

• Showy perennials

  Agastache 'Desert Sunrise'
  (Hummingbird mint)

  Actaea simplex
  (Autumn bugbane, Autumn snakeroot)

  Geranium sanguineum var. striatum
  (Bloody cranesbill)

  Phlox paniculata 'John Fanick'
  ('John Fanick' garden phlox)

  Hosta kikutii 'Hillbilly Blues'
  (Japanese rock hosta)

  Euphorbia polychroma
  (Cushion spurge)

What to plant

Viburnums are Versatile ShrubsShowy, often-fragrant flowers are followed by colorful berries and fall foliage

Flowering Paperwhites for Winter WindowsillsThese easy-to-force bulbs have superior blossoms and scents

Desirable DayliliesDiscover what separates the best from the rest

More plant articles

Abundant Indoor Blooms
Success with African violets and their cousins depends on consistent moisture and light by Steve Frowine

A Parade of Spring-Flowering Trees
These North American natives put on a spectacular show by Nancy Rose

Sweetly Scented Tulips
A fragrant few are pleasing to see and to by Susanne Mandigo

It’s Primrose Time
Enjoy the sweet, simple freshness of these harbingers of spring by Sydney Eddison

Conifers for Shade
Yes, you can grow evergreens trees and shrubs in shade. Who knew? by Christine Froehlich