Native Plants

Regional Plant Lists

Here we present some representative native plants: trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants for different regions of the United States. To learn more about native plants

Gardening

Forest Pansy Redbud Tree : How to Grow & Care

Forest Pansy Redbud Tree don’t generally require, but the most difficult task will be pruning the redbud because they’re growing quickly, and after the first years, they become enormous. So, pruning may be hard for you and require a pruning specialist or arborist.

Gardening

Lily Turf : How to Grow and Care

Lily Turf is most common in South Carolina and what is best about them is that they do not need great care. How their appearances are the most asked is an interesting question, and I will help you to picture their appearances.

Gardening

How Often Should You Water a Gardenia Plant?

You should water your gardenia at least twice a week for the first six weeks after planting. Once it’s established, decrease to once a week. Even if the gardenia plant craves humidity, keep the soil moist but not soggy.

Gardening

Black Mondo Grass : How to Grow & Care

In this entry, we talked about the black mondo grass. Among the mentions, there was information about its origins, how it needs to be cared for, what type of soil it requires, in what areas it’s used, various types of it, and finally, how to remove it.

Gardening

Tabebuia Tree: How to Grow and Care

You might not have heard of Tabebuia, but you probably heard of the trumpet tree. A Tabebuia tree is a middle-sized deciduous ornamental tree that grows around fifteen to thirty feet tall and forty feet wide. It is best identified with its blooming trumpet-like flowers.

Gardening

Ace of Hearts Redbud Tree : How to Grow and Care

The ace of hearts does not grow very big. It usually reaches 6-10 meters in length and 4-11 meters in width. The trunk of the tree usually grows close to the ground. The leaves, which begin to bloom in spring, darken towards autumn. In the summer, they grow in the shape of a heart.

Gardening

Hearts of Gold Redbud Tree : How to Grow & Care

The Hearts of gold redbud tree (Cercis canadensis) is a member of the bean family. Redbuds are also known as the Judas trees because some believe Judas Iscariot hung himself with a redbud relative. It is a beautiful ornamental one native to the eastern United States.

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