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]]>With bundles of tiny fragrant flowers held on arching sprays, Silver Lace Vines are every bit as glamorous and elegant as the name implies. This fast-growing plant can reach up to 35¡¯ at maturity and up to 12¡¯ in a single year
Bursting into bloom throughout the summer and early autumn months, this deciduous to semi-evergreen climber thrives in the sun or shade and is forgiving of both city and coastal environments. Adding to their low-maintenance nature, Silver Lace Vines are exceptionally winter hardy and drought tolerant once established. Enj! Easy to Grow Features: Includes: Silver Lace Vine in a 3-4″ grower’s pot The post Silver Lace Vine appeared first on PlantsRose.Zone:5-9
Height:25-35 ft.
Spacing:15 ft.
Sunlight:Full Sun to Partial Shade
Water:Moderate
Flowering Time:Summer to Early Fall
Flower Color:White
The post Chinese Wild Ginger appeared first on PlantsRose.
]]>Easily recognized by its stand-out foliage, Chinese Wild Ginger is (in our humble opinion) one of the most attractive members of the Ginger family. This rhizomatous perennial is characterized by large, heart-shaped, elongated, deep green leaves gracefully adorned with sparkling silver pigment that’s truly out-of-this-wor! Chinese Wild Ginger remains semi-evergreen throughout mild winters, with a new set of leaves being produced in the spring along with fascinating dark purple flowers, which emerge from under the foliage. Ideal groundcover for shady garden spaces, this vigorous plant also performs well in containers and is one of the best ways to crowd out pesky weeds. Enj!
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Includes: Chinese Wild Ginger plant in a 3-4″ grower’s pot
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]]>Are you looking for an unusual “wow” plant for your tropical garden? Well, then you’re going to love this fragrant vineunique, multi-hued purple, pink, ivory, and yellow flowers. The spectacular show begins in mid to late summer and lasts until fall, with the possibility for an early spring bloom.
Growing up to 20′, Corkscrew Vines are fast-growing perennials in warmer regions propagated by seeds (well, technically, they’re beans). While this heat and humidity-loving plant is hardy in zones 9 and above, it makes a fabulous container plant in any climate. Enj!
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Includes: Corkscrew Vine in a 3-4″ grower’s pot
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]]>Stephania Rotundifolia offers a moment of lush tranquility with deep green, heart-shaped leaves and orange blooms, which give way to bright red seed pods in the fall. However, despite the beauty of the foliage and flowers, it’s the large bulb that really gets people talki! Some swear the tough, woody caudex resembles a turtle, but we just think it’s a super intriguing horticultural wonder. Either way, it dramatically sits atop the soil, sending roots down to anchor the plant securely.
Naturally found in the rich soils of Malaysia, Stephania thrives with little water in dappled sunlight. Plus, this fascinating plant novelty is exceptionally long-lived (50+ yea!) and can grow up to 25′ tall with vining stems. Tender to frost, Rotundifolia will happily grow in a container, and when given a tight fit, the caudex develops interesting twists, bumps, and folds. Enj!
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Includes: 1 Stephania Rotundifolia
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]]>A plant this fast-growing, high-climbing, and vigorously-flowering could only be Wister! Native to China, these long-lived vining climbers reliably produce large, pendulous bunches of beautifully-scented bluish-purple flowers in the spring. Growing up to 30 feet long, Blue Wisteria makes an absolutely breathtaking focal point in landscapes and is remarkably drought-tolerant and easy to grow. Give this beauty a spot in full to partial sun (more sun = more flowe!) with occasional moisture for a one-of-a-kind garden displ!
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Includes: Wisteria rooted in a 1 gallon grower’s pot
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]]>The Curly Willow is known by many names, from corkscrew willow to twisted willow to snake willow, but its unique branching formation remains the same. Grown for its beautifully curled branches that add loads of visual interest in the landscape and in flower arrangements. Mature branches stand upright, while young branches gracefully weep towards the ground. In the Fall, leaves turn gold then give way to a spectacular living architectural interest in the garden, with bare corkscrew branches and stems that are brilliant in the snow or with lights as decoration.
A rapid grower that will add 3-5¡¯ per year as it matures, this willow tree can be pruned at will, and you¡¯ll have plenty of gorgeous branches to share. This tree is trouble-free and easy to grow, requiring very little time or attention to produce impressive results. Willows are also a good choice for erosion control along stream banks. Give the Curly Willow plenty of open space and you’ll be rewarded with a living architectural masterpie!
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Includes: Curly Willow in a 3-4″ grower’s pot
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]]>They say every Dogwood has its day, but here at Easy to Grow, we think every day is the perfect time to enjoy Bunchberry Dogwo! This ground-hugging perennial plant thrives in shady garden spaces with wet soil and is ideal for those gardening in cooler climates. Spreading via underground rhizomes, this herbaceous darling reaches only 8 inches tall at maturity and produces whorls of oval, pointed leaves.
Charming white to greenish blossoms rise above the blankets of dark green foliage in spring and summer, followed by clusters of bright red berries. As autumn approaches, the leaves become a stunning shade of burgundy. If you garden in USDA plant hardiness zones 2 through 7a, you can delight in the Bunchberry groundcover as it tolerates birds, deer, and other critters.
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Includes: Dogwood plant in a 3-4″ grower’s pot
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