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Billy Beezer's Garden: Weigela florida - Cardinal Shrub Cardinal shrub begins blooming in mid-May. It blooms heavily for about 3½ weeks, and produces flowers here and there throughout the rest of the year. ... 2.
Billy Beezer's Garden: Syringa vulgare - Common Lilac Don't forget to add lime - lilacs love lime. The lilac pictured at left was grown from an 8-inch tall sucker, and started blooming four years later. ... 3.
Billy Beezer's Garden: Phlox sublata - Mountain Pink Mountain Pink (Creeping Phlox, Moss Pink) is a low-growing, evergreen groundcover or rock-garden plant for sunny areas. The one pictured is the variety ... 4.
Billy Beezer's Garden: Viola spp.- Violet Viola spp.- Violet One species grows about 9" high, and has broad, dark-green leaves. It has large, green seed pods growing from horizontal stems underneath ... 5.
Billy Beezer's Garden: Weigela florida - Cardinal Shrub Weigela florida - Cardinal Shrub "Bristol Ruby". Cardinal shrub begins blooming in mid-May. It blooms heavily for about 3½ weeks, and produces flowers here ... 6.
Billy Beezer's Garden: Hyacinthus orientalis - Dutch Hyacinth Dutch Hyacinth blooms for less than two weeks in the spring. Mine grow about ten inches tall. I only have four of them now, but plan on propagating them. ... 7.
Billy Beezer's Garden: Verbena bonarensis - Vervain Verbena bonarensis is a perennial in zones 7-10, but grows as a hardy annual elsewhere. It grows 3'-4' tall in my garden. The narrow plants usually grow ... 8.
Billy Beezer's Garden: Sedum kamtschaticum - Kamschatka Stonecrop Sedum kamtschaticum - Kamschatka Stonecrop. Kamschatka Stonecrop is a great rock garden or groundcover plant. It emerges in February, and quickly covers the ... 9.
Billy Beezer's Garden: Sedum kamtschaticum - Kamschatka Stonecrop Kamschatka Stonecrop is a great rock garden or groundcover plant. It emerges in February, and quickly covers the ground. The plants are covered with small, ... 10.
Billy Beezer's Garden: Gleditsia tricanthos - Honey Locust Gleditsia tricanthos - Honey Locust "Sunburst". I originally wanted to plant a "Shademaster" Honey Locust, but couldn't find one anywhere. ... |
