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Eschscholzia californica The Scott Entrance Garden is reaching its full glory as the daily...

Enkianthus campanulatus ‘Showy Lanterns’ Commonly called the red-veined enkianthus, this shrub is...

Staphylea colchica   Native to the country of Georgia and the Caucasus mountain range, its...

Osmanthus x burkwoodii This shrub caught my eye in the John W. Nason Garden. My first reaction was...

Magnolia x soulangeana ‘Alexandrina’ Our Magnolia collection is truly spectacular at this time of...

Pieris japonica  By far, one of my favorite fragrances in the spring is in April when the...

Crocus tommasinianus The Cherry Border is currently overflowing with these early bulbs. The color...

Rohdea japonica One can come to rely on foliage in a garden for color and texture that lasts...

Eranthis hyemalis When I think “spring ephemeral,” Eranthis hyemalis is always the first flower...

Adonis amurensis Winter is slowly but surely loosening its grip on the area allowing some of the...

Betula nigra Heritage® ‘Cully’ One plant that really shines in the winter is the river birch....

Corylus fargesii needs more praise! Farges hazelnut attributes include peeling creamy salmon-brown...

The dinner-plate-sized inflorescence of Hydrangea arborescens ‘Haas’ Halo’ is particularly...

Betula costata, the Korean birch, is considered by some to be the most attractive of all the...

The Japanese larch, Larix kaempferi, is native to and common throughout central and northern Japan...

Hamamelis ‘Fire Blaze’, thought to be a cross between Hamamelis x intermedia and H. virginiana,...

Clematis ‘Lech Walesa’ is a Polish cultivar with pale blue-purple flower. Tepals are darker at the...