Muhlenbergia lindheimeri, Lindheimer’s Muhly Grass
Lindheimer’s Muhly Grass is a warm season, clump forming ornamental grass grown for its clean, upright foliage and
Lindheimer’s Muhly Grass is a warm season, clump forming ornamental grass grown for its clean, upright foliage and
Larkspur (Consolida ajacis) is an annual ornamental grown for its tall, airy flower spikes and is commonly used to add
Shantung Maple is a deciduous maple grown primarily as a small-to-medium shade and ornamental tree for home landscapes. Gardeners recognize it by its neat, rounded form, dense branching, and thick, leathery, dark green
The Hardy Amaryllis, known botanically as Hippeastrum x johnsonii, is a hybrid plant resulting from a cross between
Little Bluestem, scientifically known as Schizachyrium scoparium, is a warm-season perennial bunchgrass distinguished by its striking blue-green
Mexican Mint Marigold, scientifically known as *Tagetes lucida*, is a ‘Texas Superstar’ perennial plant recognized for its bright yellow to golden-orange blooms and an upright, bushy growth habit.
Calylophus, botanically known as Calylophus berlandieri, is a perennial plant native to North America with bright yellow blooms that exude a delicate appeal.
Leopard Plant, or Farfugium japonicum, is a semi-evergreen perennial recognized for its ornamental foliage and yellow flowers. The plant originates from Japan and Korea, often found in shaded or semi-shaded environments.
The Prairie Crabapple, scientifically known as Malus ioensis, is a deciduous tree native to North America, primarily found in the central United States. This small tree holds ornamental value due to its attractive, showy white to pink flowers that bloom in the spring.
Indian Pink, scientifically known as Spigelia marilandica, is a herbaceous perennial native to North America. It is recognized for its striking red tubular flowers with yellow throats, which bloom primarily in late spring to early summer.
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