Cimicifuga americana belongs to the plant family RANUNCULACE and Genus Cimicifuga. Mountain bugbane grows in rich hardwood forests, often in the same habitat as hemlock, on north-facing mountain sides or the wooded corridors that follow mountain streams. It is restricted to the central Appalachians, from Pennsylvania south to Georgia and as far west as Illinois. [...]
With literally hundreds of sizes and colors available, crape (or crepe) myrtles are a terrific, low-maintenance choice for prolific blooms during hot, humid summers. Some of the common names for Lagerstroemia include Crape Myrtle and Crape Myrtlette. Crape myrtles bloom in midsummer, with colors including white, lavender, purple, pink, magenta, and red. After blooming, they [...]
The scientific name for the most common cobra lily is Darlingtonia californica. It is also called the California pitcher plant and deelicks. The Arisaema genus has plants that also sometimes use the name cobra lily. Characteristics of Cobra Lily – The Cobra Lily lives in southwestern Oregon and northern California. – This carnivorous plant lures [...]
This unusual annual vine is the perfect choice for adding some vertical interest to the garden. Its racemes of vivid blossoms are a hummingbird favorite, with their red tooth-like flowers that fade to orange and then yellow and white. Firecracker vine can bloom year round in warm climates, but generally blooms from summer to fall. [...]
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