Early Spring - Page 4 of 12
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Plant GuideAzalea
Rhododendron 'Admiral Semmes'
This native azalea, winner of the 2007 Georgia Gold medal award, will thrive in heat and humidity, which is why it is a good choice for the South.
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Plant Guide‘Calypso’ tulip
Tulipa greigii ‘Calypso’The 12-inch-tall Tulipa 'Calypso' (1992) is known for being reliably perennial.
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Plant GuideJapanese laurel
Aucuba japonicaAucuba are grown for their bold foliage, autumn fruit, and adaptability to shade, dry soil, pollution, and coastal conditions.
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Plant GuideCorydalis linstowiana
Corydalis linstowianaThis species produces copious purplish-blue flowers in spring and fall.
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Plant Guide‘Neon Lights’ Foam flower
Tiarella 'Neon Lights'This clump-forming variety has exquisitely textured, bright green maple-like leaves emblazoned with chocolate centers.
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Plant Guide
Williams rhododendron
Rhododendron williamsianumThis rhododendron from China is quite unlike most of the better known species planted in gardens today.
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Plant Guide‘HGC Pink Frost’ hellebore
Helleborus × ballardiae ‘HGC Pink Frost’‘HGC Pink Frost’ is part of a new series of hellebores that, for the Midwest, bloom as early as January; this cultivar blooms a bit later, usually in March.
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Plant GuideAmerican mandrake
Podophyllum peltatumMayapple is a rhizomatous, native woodland perennial with leaves in the shape of an umbrella.
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Plant Guide‘Silver Shimmers’ lungwort
Pulmonaria 'Silver Shimmers'
This eye-catching perennial has silver-plated leaves with speckled margins.
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Plant Guide
Veronica peduncularis ‘Georgia Blue’
Veronica peduncularis 'Georgia Blue''Georgia Blue' forms beautiful mats of purple-tinged leaves.
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