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Native to Southern Europe, the Caucasus, and the East Mediterranean (including the northern mountain woodlands of Anatolia), Philadelphus coronarius—commonly known as Sweet Mock Orange, English Dogwood, or simply Mock Orange

Native to Southern Europe, the Caucasus, and the East Mediterranean (including the northern mountain woodlands of Anatolia), Philadelphus coronarius—commonly known as Sweet Mock Orange, English Dogwood, or simply Mock Orange

Sweet Mock Orange / English Dogwood (Philadelphus coronarius): Highly Fragrant White-Bloomed Ornamental Shrub Guide

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5 days ago4 min read

Obtained through the hybridization of East Asian parent species (Forsythia suspensa × Forsythia viridissima), Forsythia × intermedia—commonly known as Border Forsythia, Golden Bells, or simply Forsythia

Obtained through the hybridization of East Asian parent species (Forsythia suspensa × Forsythia viridissima), Forsythia × intermedia—commonly known as Border Forsythia, Golden Bells, or simply Forsythia

Border Forsythia / Golden Bells (Forsythia × intermedia): Early Spring Golden Blossom & Landscape Shrub Guide

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5 days ago4 min read

Native to the humid understories, coastal thickets, and wooded slopes of the southern United States (Texas, Florida), Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, Malvaviscus arboreus—commonly known as Turk's Cap, Sleeping Hibiscus, Wax Mallow, or Mexican Apple

Native to the humid understories, coastal thickets, and wooded slopes of the southern United States (Texas, Florida), Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, Malvaviscus arboreus—commonly known as Turk's Cap, Sleeping Hibiscus, Wax Mallow, or Mexican Apple

Turk's Cap / Sleeping Hibiscus (Malvaviscus arboreus): Unopened Red-Bloomed Tropical & Mediterranean Landscape Guide

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6 days ago4 min read

Native to the sun-drenched, rocky slopes, arid brushlands, and gravelly valleys of the Americas (extending across the southern United States from Texas and Florida through Mexico, the Caribbean, and down into Argentina), Tecoma stans—commonly known as Yellow Bells, Yellow Trumpetbush, Yellow Elder, or Esperanza

Native to the sun-drenched, rocky slopes, arid brushlands, and gravelly valleys of the Americas (extending across the southern United States from Texas and Florida through Mexico, the Caribbean, and down into Argentina), Tecoma stans—commonly known as Yellow Bells, Yellow Trumpetbush, Yellow Elder, or Esperanza

Yellow Bells (Tecoma stans): Golden Trumpet Shrub & Tropical Landscape Guide

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Oct 104 min read

Native to the mountainous regions, grassy slopes, and open woodland margins of Southern Europe and Asia (extending east to China and Korea), Dianthus barbatus—commonly known as Sweet William, Sweet William Pink, or Bearded Pink

Native to the mountainous regions, grassy slopes, and open woodland margins of Southern Europe and Asia (extending east to China and Korea), Dianthus barbatus—commonly known as Sweet William, Sweet William Pink, or Bearded Pink

Sweet William (Dianthus barbatus): Fragrant Bicolor Clusters & Classic Cottage Garden Guide

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Oct 104 min read

Native to the sun-drenched plains, rocky prairies, and open meadows of North America (stretching across the central and southern United States from the Dakotas down to Texas), Euphorbia marginata—commonly known as Snow-on-the-Mountain, Variegated Spurge, or Mountain Snow

Native to the sun-drenched plains, rocky prairies, and open meadows of North America (stretching across the central and southern United States from the Dakotas down to Texas), Euphorbia marginata—commonly known as Snow-on-the-Mountain, Variegated Spurge, or Mountain Snow

Snow-on-the-Mountain (Euphorbia marginata): Variegated White-and-Green Foliage & Showy Annual Guide

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Oct 93 min read

Native to the coastal wetlands, marshes, and riverbanks of the Southeastern United States (principally Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and Louisiana), Hibiscus coccineus—commonly known as the Scarlet Rose Mallow, Texas Star Hibiscus, or Swamp Hibiscus

Native to the coastal wetlands, marshes, and riverbanks of the Southeastern United States (principally Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and Louisiana), Hibiscus coccineus—commonly known as the Scarlet Rose Mallow, Texas Star Hibiscus, or Swamp Hibiscus

Scarlet Rose Mallow (Hibiscus coccineus): Crimson Star-Flowered Swamp Perennial & Architectural Landscape Guide

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Oct 93 min read

Native to the sun-drenched, rocky slopes, bluffs, and open scrublands of the Americas (stretching from Texas and Florida through the Caribbean down to Argentina), Talinum paniculatum—commonly known as Jewels of Opar, Fameflower, or Pink Baby's Breath

Native to the sun-drenched, rocky slopes, bluffs, and open scrublands of the Americas (stretching from Texas and Florida through the Caribbean down to Argentina), Talinum paniculatum—commonly known as Jewels of Opar, Fameflower, or Pink Baby's Breath

Jewels of Opar (Talinum paniculatum): Airy Pink Blooms, Ruby Beads & Drought-Tolerant Succulent Guide

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Oct 54 min read

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