Salvia regla
The showy, bright-red, tubular flowers of this ornamental, much-branched shrub occur in loose, terminal racemes. These top 3-5 ft. stems which bear glossy, aromatic, heart-shaped, deciduous leaves.Flowers attract hummingbirds. This plant is disease and insect-free, drought tolerant, and adaptable to a variety of sites
Malvaviscus arboreus var. drummondii
This spreading shrub, often as broad as high, grows 2-3 ft., sometimes reaching 10 ft. Bright-red, pendant, hibiscus-like flowers never fully open, their petals overlapping to form a loose tube with the staminal column protruding, said to resemble a Turkish turban, hence its most common name, Turk’s Cap. Especially useful in shady situations.The variety name […]
Aquilegia canadensis
This is an erect, branching perennial, up to 3 ft. tall, well-known for its showy flowers. A nodding, red and yellow flower with upward spurred petals alternating with spreading, colored sepals and numerous yellow stamens hanging below the petals. The compound leaves, divided into round-lobed threes, are attractive in their own right.This beautiful woodland wildflower […]