Trees with white flowers offer a striking beauty to any landscape. The delicate petals of these trees provide a peaceful ...

Dogwood is a beautiful flowering tree native to the Eastern U.S.. Hardy in Zones 5 through 9, it grows 15 to 30 feet tall. Depending on where you. live, the flowering dogwood will be in full bloom ...

Sure, the deciduous trees will ... foliage in zones 7 through 9. Good drainage and high organic content are a must, which can ...

It's a dwarf crape myrtle variety known as Lagerstroemia 'Pocomoke ... It can be grown in USDA hardiness zones 6 through 9.

You can plant trees and shrubs ... Camellia japonica is hardy in USDA zones 7 to 9 and may bloom into the winter months with the proper care. There is a red flowering cultivar called "Yuletide" that ...

Until those truly cold days kick in, however, rest assured that your garden’s fall color needn’t come from the trees ... which are hardy in USDA zones 5 through 9—in the spring, so they ...

But don't worry, because there's one winter flowering ground ... color all year round. Dwarf sweetbox, also commonly known as Himalayan Sarcococca or Himalayan sweet box, can be grown in USDA ...

All leaves fall during winter, but crape myrtles still look amazing due to their ornamental, peeling bark ... USDA hardiness zone: This shade tree is hardy to USDA zones 9 to 11. Pro tip: Tabebuia ...

'For a sensory winter garden that’s enjoyable year-round, the best plants to grow are hardy, evergreen aromatic herbs that ...

The best plants for Arizona heat in the summer are succulents – such as cacti, agaves, aloes, and yuccas – and lovely desert trees, shrubs, ground covers, and flowering plants ... USDA hardiness zone: ...

The dwarf crested iris, or Iris cristata, is a small rhizomatous perennial often seen growing as a ground cover plant and typically reaching no taller than five or six inches. This native species can ...