Or Lady Tulip, as the Anglo-Saxons call it, is undoubtedly the most refined and...
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Japanese spirea (Spiraea japonica): Botanical name: Spiraea japonica (syn. Spiraea x bumalda) All common names: ...
Types: There are three types of peonies: herbaceous (bush), tree and Itoh (intersectional). Compare...
Young ash plants do not transplant from the first winter. If they are too tight,...
The hydrophyll of Canada ( Hydrophyllum canadense ) is a perennial plant almost unknown to most...
Sternbergias are rather easy to maintain once in place, provided you follow the rules...
Called pineapple lily because of the peculiar shape of the inflorescence which looks a...
‘Showntell’ is one of those few varieties whose luminosity is an irresistible eye-catcher. In fact,...
This plant blooms profusely in the dead of winter, offering beautiful scenes as yellow...
Apricot blossoms are the edible flowers of the Prunus Armeniaca tree that precede the small, peachy-orange fruits that later...
