Liriope spicata is more commonly known by gardeners as the Creeping Lilyturf, or somtimes, like many other Lirope genus plants, simply as Monkey Grass. Though this name is usually more closely related with the Liriope muscari species. It is a hardy, evergreen perennial. Plants are versatile and easy care to care for. This ground cover …
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Hibiscus moscheutos, more commonly referred to as the Swamp Rosemallow, Swamp Mallow, or simply as the Hardy Hibiscus, is a vibrant perennial shrub. It stands out for its large, pink, or white showy flowers. Gardeners like to grow this type of Hibiscus plant for its dramatic blooms and its hardiness. It is also great for …
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Helleborus foetidus, the Stinking Hellebore or Bear's Foot, is a bushy evergreen perennial plant. It's common name comes from the unusual musky scent the leaves make when crushed. This Helleborus plant is native to parts of western Europe, and suitable for growing in USDA Hardiness Zones 5 to 9. It is rated as being extremely …
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Viola tricolor is popularly known as the Johnny Jump Up by gardeners, and as the Wild Pansy or Heartsease by botanists. This charming, short-lived perennial belongs to the Viola plant genus. They are highly valued for their charming tri-colored flowers, and adaptability in the garden. A native of Europe and parts of Asia, this charming …
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Daphne odora, which is more commonly called the Winter Daphne or Fragrant Daphne, is a cherished evergreen shrub. It has fragrant blooms and carries an attractive, glossy foliage. This plant has become popular with gardeners as it helps to bring early spring color and a pleasant scent to the garden. Originating from China and Japan, …
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