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01AugAugust 1, 2025

Farfugium japonicum, Leopard Plant

At Home Botanist Team2025-07-30T14:00:22-06:00

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.

By At Home Botanist Teamhouseplant, clay, heavy shade, wet soil, heatComments OffRead more...
01JunJune 1, 2025

Spigelia marilandica, Indian Pink

At Home Botanist Team2025-05-23T14:45:44-06:00

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.

By At Home Botanist Teamtoxic to pets & animals, Poisonous to Humans, freeze, native plants, native, Poor Soil, clay, heavy shade, heatComments OffRead more...
01FebFebruary 1, 2025

Rivina humilis, Pigeonberry

At Home Botanist Team2025-01-27T11:37:45-06:00

Pigeonberry is a shade-loving perennial native to North America, prized for its versatility as a groundcover and understory plant.

By At Home Botanist Teamheat, salt, wildflowers, drought tolerant, Shade, native plants, native, drought, Poor Soil, clay, heavy shadeComments OffRead more...
04DecDecember 4, 2024

Tricyrtis hirta, Toad Lily

At Home Botanist Team2024-12-04T20:15:33-06:00

The Toad Lily, a captivating and exotic perennial, thrives in shaded gardens due to its affinity for moist and

By At Home Botanist Teamhard freeze, drought tolerant, Poor Soil, clay, heavy shade, wet soil, heatComments OffRead more...

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After the Drought: How to Rebuild Your North Texas Garden
October 15, 2026
Three Orange Butterflies You May Be Seeing This Fall and How to Tell Them Apart
October 12, 2026
Oxblood Lilies: A North Texas Heirloom That Welcomes the Start of Fall
October 12, 2026
Roughleaf Dogwood, Drummond’s Dogwood (Cornus drummondii)
October 4, 2026
Beautiful Fall Container Ideas
October 4, 2026
Best Trees for Heat and Drought
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