Oxydendrum arboreum (Sourwood) is a highly ornamental small tree in the same family as rhododendron and azaleas. Sourwood tolerates drought once established and prefers sun to part shade. It prefers moist to moderately dry soil. It flowers in weeping, creamy white panicles at the end of the … [Read more...]
Species Spotlight: Grey Birch
Dry soil is perfect for Gray Birch! It will grow in dry, sterile, sandy, rocky, and even wet soil. In fact, it will grow almost anywhere except highly alkaline (high pH) soil. Grey Birch needs full sun, and is considered a 'pioneer' species, in that it can quickly establish in difficult areas. … [Read more...]
Plants for Wet Areas – Part Two: Low Growing Perennials
Wet soil is not a problem -- it's an opportunity to grow some really great species. This is Part Two of our series on plants for wet areas. Part One highlights a few trees and shrubs. Part Two, below, highlights low-growing perennial plants (2 feet and under). Arisaema triphyllum -- Jack in … [Read more...]
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