Plant Golden Euryops in well-drained, deep soil and sited in full sun for the best blooms. The plant does tolerate some shade, but the blossoms will not be as prolific. It is more often grown in the garden for its almost perpetual flowering.

Goeppertia lietzei is a clump-forming tropical evergreen perennial species that is native to Eastern Brazil and is a member of the prayer plant family (Marantaceae). The species is named after a "Mr. Lietz... of Brazil" who assisted the Belgian nursery that first imported this species to Europe.

It is a member of the prayer plant family ( Marantaceae). This plant prefers partial to dappled shade and well-drained loamy soils with rich in organic matter with a slightly acidic pH. It requires high humidity of up to 60 to 70%.

It is a heavy bloomer with flowers that open early on sunny mornings, but often drop petals by the end of the day. The thin, wiry stems that support the flower buds appear delicate, but are difficult to break. The genus name comes from the Latin name of …

The stems become woody as the plant grows into a tree-like form. The flowers are very fragrant and attract bees. Use this plant in the border, in groups or to add a tropical flare.

Available Space To Plant: 3 feet-6 feet NC Region: Mountains Piedmont USDA Plant Hardiness Zone: 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b; Fruit: Fruit Description: No fruits. This plants reproduces via spores. Flowers: Flower Description: No flowers. Leaves: Woody Plant Leaf Characteristics: Broadleaf Evergreen Semi-evergreen Leaf Color: Brown ...

Ligularia is an upright, flowering, herbaceous perennial in the aster family, native to Asia and grown for its imposing spires of bright yellow flowers. The plant has a basal rosette of stem leaves that diminish in size as they go up the 40 inch stems. Daisy …

This plant has medium severity poison characteristics. See below Description. Grown as a tender biennial, English Daisy is a herbaceous perennial and has rhizomes (however, people in the northern United States grow this plant as annual). This plant likes sun with afternoon shade, prefers cool temperatures, as well as cool, moist, fertile soil.

This plant is moderately salt tolerant, air pollution tolerant, and mildly resistant to damage by deer. Foster hollies are slow-growing and may reach 20 to 30 feet tall and 10 to 15 feet wide. Its leaves are typically spiny, elliptical, and dark olive green.

This plant prefers full sun to partial shade but needs protection in hot climates from the midday sun. The foliage has its best color in full sun. The soil should consist of loam and sand and needs to be well-drained.