Sunshine ligustrum (Ligustrum sinese), also known as privets or sunshine privets, is a plant that you can often see in ornamental gardens because its bright yellow foliage can add lots of color and contrast to gardens. This bushy plant is also very handy in landscaping projects because you can use it to create hedges, topiaries, […]
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Daffodils (Narcissus pseudonarcissus) are one of the most loved spring-blooming bulbs in ornamental gardens. There are 50 different daffodil species, including varieties with white, orange, pink, and bright yellow flowers. These flowering plants can bring lots of joy and color when they bloom and are terrific for attracting pollinators to your garden. Daffodils look their
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Primroses (Primula vulgaris) are some of the first flowering plants to appear after the winter. When these flowers pop up during early spring, they add lots of vibrancy and warmth to your garden. These perennials are often treated as annuals and they are popular in ornamental gardens because they add lots of color when they
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Cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum) is beloved by florists because this flowering plant is one of the few that flowers during the winter and early spring months. It produces lots of vivid colored flowers that can brighten up your home or garden during those months that tend to be so dull and bleak. There are 23 different
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Impatiens (Impatiens walleriana), also called the Bizzy Lizzy, is one of the most popular annuals in the US and is very common in many other countries. There are over 1,000 species of these flowering plants and they can range from just 5 centimeters tall up to 2.5 meters in height. Impatiens are popular flower species
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The coleus plant (Coleus) is a very popular herb in ornamental gardens because it can add so much vibrancy to your garden thanks to its colorful foliage. There are a number of different species of this herb and they come in an annual, perennial, shrub, or succulent form. This beautiful plant has many garden uses
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Hosta plants (Hosta), also known as plantain lilies, are probably some of the most popular plants for shade garden spaces because they flourish in these low light conditions and can add lots of texture, color, and vibrancy to your landscape. These evergreen plants are also useful as shade ground cover plants and they can be
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Gaura flowers (Gaura lindheimeri), also known as Lindheimer’s bee blossom, white gaura, and wand flower is a charming flowering plant that will add lots of texture and color to your garden bed. This delicate plant produces vivid white flowers or pink buds on tall spikes. These flower spikes give the flowers an airy appearance that
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Peonies (Paeonia) are known for their large flowers and are very common in ornamental gardens because they are easy to grow and don’t require too much maintenance. These flowering plants with their dark green leaves and striking blooms are superb for adding more color to your garden and they can be very handy in cut
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Liriope (Liriope muscari) also known as big blue lilyturf, lily turf, border grass, and monkey grass, is a very beautiful perennial that produces grass-like foliage and beautiful purple flowers on tall spikes. These ornamental grasses are often used as border plants, filler plants, and hedges and they can create a very charming look when grown
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