Callicarpa dichotoma 'Early Amethyst' - Purple Beautyberry Plants / Deciduous Shrubs Early Amethyst Beauty Bush - Callicarpa dichotoma Early Amethyst Family: Verbenaceae (Callicar-pa: Greek for beautiful fruit) Bright purple berries appear earlier than other varieties providing more enjoyment. Brought to our attention by the Arnold Arboretum. … Contributed by amazon 27.07. 2007 07:58:25 (28473 readers) | |
Buddleja x weyeriana 'Honeycomb' - Butterfly Bush Plants / Deciduous Shrubs Honeycomb Butterfly Bush - Buddleia x weyeriana Family: Loganiacead (Buddle-ia: after Adam Buddle, English botanist) They re fragrant, colorful and they attract butterflies. Bold, long blooming flowers. Treat them like a perennial in the north; cut them back heavily in the spring for better flowering. … Contributed by amazon 18.09. 2007 10:50:52 (23197 readers) | |
Buddleia davidii 'Guinevere' - Butterfly Bush Plants / Deciduous Shrubs They re fragrant, colorful and they attract butterflies. Bold, long blooming flowers ignite an explosion of summer sales. Treat them like a perennial in the north; cut them back heavily in the spring for better flowering. … Contributed by amazon 05.09. 2007 09:09:52 (27850 readers) | |
Buddleia davidii 'Black Knight' - Butterfly Bush Plants / Deciduous Shrubs One of the most popular cultivars. The blooms are pleasing blackish-purple color. The habit is open and the plant is strong. Typical green Buddleia leaves. AWARDS: AGM … Contributed by amazon 03.07. 2007 09:08:46 (39437 readers) | |
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Amelanchier lamarckii - muchovník lamarckov Plants / Deciduous Shrubs A very beautiful, small, North American bush or tree that is attractive in all seasons, even in winter when its spreading crown of fine shoots makes a satisfying, dense, shrubby shape. In March the branches erupt with a froth of delicate star-shaped white flowers in lax conical heads, just as the coppery … Contributed by abies 21.11. 2007 11:49:59 (33327 readers) | |
Aralia spinosa - devil's walkingstick Plants / Deciduous Shrubs If you are looking for an architectural plant that will attract passers-by’s eyes but will require zero maintenance at the same time, and on top of that will be hardy enough not to worry about it in winter, have a look at this devil’s walking stick. Wondering why such a beauty is called a name like … Contributed by havlis 28.08. 2012 12:07:08 (23141 readers) | |
