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Taxodium distichum

In its native swamp habitat, bald cypress raises conical “knees” from its roots to access … Continued

Thermopsis lanceolata

12-18″ spikes of yellow flowers that resemble a lupine or snapdragon. A heat-loving plant native … Continued

Tilia cordata

‘Greenspire’ A transplant from Europe, where it has been put to use as a shade … Continued

Ulmus americana

‘Valley Forge’ is a Dutch elm disease tolerant selection introduced after 20 years of research. … Continued

Buxus sempervirens 'Variegata'

Small dark green leaves are edged in creamy white, perfect for adding interest and color … Continued

Verbascum x hybrida 'Southern Charm'

Native from Europe to North Africa to Western and Central Asia, mullien has naturalized across … Continued

Verbena hastata

Easily grown in average, medium to wet soils in full sun. Forms colonies in the … Continued

Verbena bonariensis

Tender perennial is winter hardy to USDA Zones 7-10. In colder zones, grow as an … Continued

Vernonia fasciculata

2-4′ tall fall native is topped with broad, compound blooms made up of many heads … Continued

Vernonia baldwinii

Stems occur singly or in clumps with wide clusters of vibrant red-violet blooms at the … Continued

Veronica prostrata ‘Sunshine’

Veronicas produce some of the clearest true blues available in perennials. This easy-to-grow prostrate cultivar … Continued

Veronica longifolia 'First Match'

The First series of Veronica features a compact habit with sturdy stems that hold spikes … Continued

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