
When you typically think of “milkweed,” Asclepias tuberosa is the kind that usually comes to mind. I think it is safe to say that this is the most popular native milkweed you can find. It’s stunning orange flowers make it a welcome addition to traditional and native gardens alike. Read more

Pussytoes get their name from the fact that their flowers are thought to resemble a cat’s paw. This is a tough plant well-adapted to poor soil and little water. It’s a perfect addition to a Southern garden, especially if you live in an area prone to drought. Read more

Foxglove Beardtongue is a beautiful, upright, spring-blooming flower that is generally very easy to grow. It will spread readily if allowed to go to seed (which is great for weed suppression) and tolerates heat and high-humidity–a perfect choice for Southeastern gardens! Read more