Here you ’ll find great plant selection for the Mountain West , Northwest , Southwest , Northern California , and Southern California .
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MOUNTAIN WEST
Panayoti Kelaides is the older conservator and outreach director at theDenver Botanic Gardens .
1.Salvia pachyphyllaComments : The most long - blooming , clean-cut , and spectacular salvia in my Word .
2.Eremurus stenophyllusComments : Foxtail lilies are the punctuation mark grade of the garden : life ( and the garden ) would be sameness without them . This is the easiest and flashiest of them all .
3.Iris bucharicaComments : Juno irises are the patrician of bulbs . This is everyman ’s Juno ( and an well-to-do doer everywhere ) .
4.Pulsatilla vulgarisComments : The European pasque flower is easily grown and stunning in flower or seed . A must for every garden .
5.Tulipa humilisComments : This elegant , small tulip has naturalized for me . Its flowers can be come up pinkish or deep purple red . It is a stunning beauty .
6.Aquilegia caeruleaComments : The most graceful , giant - flowered columbine . It has a heavenly lavender fragrance . If I did n’t list this I would have my Colorado citizenship revoked .
7.Gentiana septemfidaComments : The brilliant down flowers form masses in my garden all summer . I could n’t know without it ! It is everyman ’s gentian and should be in every garden .
8.Origanum libanoticumComments : Summer for me intend wild marjoram : they shimmer and dangle and wave everywhere in my gardens : I can not have enough . More ! More !
9.Delosperma lavisiae‘Lesotho Pink’Comments : This is currently my best-loved meth flora ( and that order a lot ): steel blue mats wrick cryptical purple blue in winter . It is muffle with refulgent magenta flowers from late March to June and sporadically thereafter … brilliant !
10.Kniphofia caulescensComments : The foliage is awesome and the bloom to conk out for : all Kniphofias rule !
11.Schizachyrium scoparium‘The Blues’Comments : Any variety of little bluestem is superb , particularly in autumn and wintertime when they turn twilight rose and glow in backlight . My own personal interior smoke .
Mary Ann Newcomer is a writer and garden intriguer in Boise , Idaho .
Pinus strobus‘Pendula ’
1.Philadelphus lewisiiComments : Idaho ’s state prime . When in full bloom , early June , the river depository financial institution are treat with these gorgeous bush .
2.Lavendula intermedia‘Grosso’Comments : A pollinator attraction , slap-up for the family and the garden .
3.Solanum lycopersiconComments : Pass the salt , please .
4.Rhus ideaobata‘Latham ’ or ‘ Heritage ’ or ‘ gloaming Gold’Comments : There is not finer fruit .
5.Malus(espaliered motley w/6 unlike cultivars on one trunk)Comments : Of of course I jazz this is cheating . Six cultivar on one flora .
6.Pinus strobus‘Pendula’Comments : blanched pine , Idaho ’s state tree diagram , in a most refined form .
7 . Syringa vulgaris‘Ludwig Spaeth’Comments : Dear to my heart .
8.Iris germanicaComments : unfeignedly , the goddess of the recurrent garden , with a redolence like grape vine bubble gum .
9 . Edible greens : mache , lettuce , Eruca sativa , spinach , kale , a admixture of all . remark : They give and give and give .
10.Helleborus orientalisComments : I ’ve give away these previous in biography , I adore them . January through June .
11.Hydrangea quercifolia‘Snowflake’or ‘ Pee Wee’Comments : give three seasons of interest . Awesome . Even drought tolerant if placed in good order .
Katy Nicolich is the laminitis of Blue Sky Perennials in Salt Lake City , Utah .
1.Lavandula angustifoliaComments : Everyone needs a little lavender for fragrance and to pull in bee and butterflies .
2.DayliliesComments : Brobdingnagian blossom in mid - summertime , easy to grow .
3.Salvia officinalisComments : Essential for the gardener who cooks ; a beautiful works .
4.Iris(bearded iris)Comments : Dramatic early summer coloring ; well-to-do to grow .
5.DaffodilsandtulipsComments : Gardeners constitute their hopes and visions in October and they issue forth up with a outburst of color in spring .
6.RosesComments : Every garden should have at least one very fragrant rose ; ideally near the lavender .
7.Calamagrostis acutiflora‘Karl Foerster’Comments : One of the best cosmetic pot .
8.Ocimum basilicum‘Genovese Sweet’Comments : Another essential herb for the gardener who cooks .
9.MenthaComments : A “ must have ” for a summer methamphetamine hydrochloride of iced Camellia sinensis .
10 . genus Tropaeolum majusComments : An edible annual , easy to turn from seed ; cheerful flower .
11.Agastache rupestrisorcanaComments : Attracts hummingbirds !
NORTHWEST
Contributing editor in chief Linda Chalker - Scott is an filename extension specialiser in urban horticulture iin Seattle , Washington .
1.Hydrangea macrophyllaComments : Old - fashioned shrub , but beautiful , long - live flowers . And the biochemistry behind what makes the flowers gamey is fascinating !
2.Cercidiphyllum japoniciumComments : Nice tree for urban landscape . I love the leaf shape and the magnificent people of colour change throughout the season .
3.Philadelphus lewisiiComments : Vigorous , sturdy , large bush with the most celestial odoriferous clean flowers . bee adore this plant .
4.CeanothusComments : Another hardy shrub for urban landscape . Dwarf s are well suited for little sites , and the profuse , long lasting blue blossom are a delight for bees .
5.Fragaria chiloensisComments : A tolerant , attractive , sunshine - loving and low - arise ground cover that can mask a pack of landscaping sin .
6.Oxalis oreganaComments : A dense , attractive and low - acquire ground cover that thrive in deep shade .
7.Cercis canadensisvar.texensis‘Oklahoma’Comments : A redbud with deep , wine red bloom . Lovely sheeny leave of absence , swell tree diagram for small urban landscape painting .
8.Acer palmatumComments : What would a Pacific NW landscape be without a Japanese maple ? So many choice !
9Quercus garryanaComments : Any large landscape needs this splendid oak tree . I grow up on a farm where we had several of these oak , and they were absolutely gorgeous .
10LavandulaComments : You ca n’t go wrong with a hefty shrub that produce such amazing flowers . bee love them too .
11.IrisComments : Any non - bearded , and I am fond to Caucasian , blues and purples . A Frank Lloyd Wright sort of plant , beautiful symmetry .
Riz Reyes is the founder and proprietor ofLandwave Gardensin Shoreline , Washington .
1.MalusComments : Planting a fruit Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree , such as an apple , when children are young is a way of make something grow with them .
2.Lathyrus odoratusComments : scented pea are easy and wonderfully fragrant and fun to pick .
3.Sedum‘Autumn Joy’Comments : An easy all - around great repeated industrial plant .
4.TropaeolumComments : Nasturtiums are fun , leisurely and comestible !
5.HemerocallisComments : day lily are tough , extremely attractive and easy and also eatable .
6.Vaccinium‘Sunshine Blue’Comments : Dwarf semi evergreen plant plant with wonderful blueberries and evenfall color .
7.Hosta‘Guacamole’Comments : Fun name , easy to grow , colourful leave and fragrant flowers .
8.Cosmos astrosanguineusComments : Chocolate Cosmos .
9.NarcissusComments : Easy long - be bulbs .
10.Pisum sativumComments : Peas are easy to maturate .
11.Helianthus annuusComments : Sunflowers are traditional and will always be admired by young nestling .
Garden writer and speaker Marty Wingate survive in Seattle , Washington .
Helianthus‘Lemon tabby ’
1.Mahonia nervosaComments : Northwest native with four - season interest .
2 . Philadelphus‘Belle Etoile’Comments : Smaller mock orange with heavenly fragrance .
3.Pittosporum tenuifolium‘Golf Ball’Comments : Small broadleaved evergreen plant for year - round filler .
4.Thujopsis dolabrata‘Nana’Comments : gnome conifer with chunky foliage .
5.Helianthus‘Lemon Queen’Comments : flush from former July into October .
6.Cotinus‘Grace’Comments : The full smoke bush and does n’t bear in mind being cut back hard .
7.Aster frikartii‘Monch’Comments : Sweet lavender blue daisy prime just keep come all summertime long .
8.Mahonia‘Lionel Fortescue’Comments : Spikes of fall and winter flowers feed overwintering Anna ’s hummingbirds .
9.Azara microphyllaComments : Broadleaved evergreen with tiny winter flowers that smell out like chocolate .
10.Rosa‘The Fairy’Comments : Continual sprays of pinkish roses on stalk that will climb up an arbor or into a shrub .
11.Camellia sasanqua‘Setsugekka’Comments : White flowers brighten dark winter day .
sou'-west
landscape painting designer Scott Calhoun is the proprietor ofZonaGardensin Tucson , Arizona .
Agave‘Victoria Regina ’
1.Prosopis julifloraComments : With age , the Arizona native mesquite tree break craggy dark barque . It has ferny leaf , and is so drouth tolerant as to be almost indestructible .
2.Hesperaloe parvifloraComments : A Chihuahuan desert succulent that sends up dozens of pinkish / red-faced shafts in late spring .
3.Leucophyllum pruinosomComments : A tough silvery bush with majestic flowers that sense like grape bubblegum .
4.Echinocereus engelmanniiComments : Engelmann hedgehog has unbelievable russet and xanthous spines , magenta blossom , and strawberry - flavored yield .
5.Penstemon superbusComments : Tall , elegant red coral - colour flower spikes and glaucous foliage set superb penstemon asunder .
6.Astrophytum myriostigmaComments : The bishop ’s cap cactus is covered in gorgeous silvery feel .
7.Ferocactus cylindraceusComments : The grasp barrel cactus can tolerate temperature up to 154 degrees F. ‘ Nuff said .
8.Fouquieria splendensComments : The ocotillo has zigzagging thorny canes pass by orange - red bloom favored by hummingbird .
9 . Agave victoriae - reginaeComments : A really spectacular agave with a tight crown and ashen markings .
10.Yucca rostrataComments : Beaked yucca athletics shimmering ash grey atop a stout proboscis .
11.Encelia farinosaComments : Brittlebush ’s chartreuse daisy - similar flowers levitate over its silver leaf .
David Salman is the owner ofHigh Country GardensandSanta Fe Greenhousesin Santa Fe , New Mexico .
1.Agastache‘Ava’Comments : Hummingbird attractive feature , long blooming , great color , stale intrepid .
2.Penstemon pinifolius‘Compactum’Comments : hummingbird , evergreen leaf , drought patient of , long lived , very showy .
3.Salvia‘Raspberry Delight’Comments : Very long fucking , sweet herbal scent , very gaudy heyday , hummingbird magnet .
4.Lavandula angustifolia‘Sharon Roberts’Comments : Twice blooming each summer , sweet fragrant , long bi - coloured blossom spikes .
5.Campsis‘Madam Galen’Comments : Tough , large growing vine , profuse flub with huge flower , hummingbirds .
6.Malus‘Indian Magic’Comments : Four season interest , unrelenting apples flow songbirds in wintertime , showy fragrant flowers .
7.Pinus leucodermisComments : drouth tolerant and pest resistant , olive green needles , slow growing .
8.Pyrushybrid : 4 - in-1 engraft varietyComments : mature 4 different types of Pyrus communis on 1 tree , tardy bloom for more authentic fruit set .
9.Vitis‘St . Theresa’Comments : great seedless grape for all grunge types , fabulously mellisonant yield .
10.Rubus ‘ Caroline’Comments : Primocane raspberry , large , sweet berries , loose to grow .
11.Ocimum basilicumComments : Essential culinary herbaceous plant .
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Jo O’Connell ownsAustralian Native PlantsNursery in Ventura , California .
1.Banksia integrifoliaComments : marvellous tree , very frost audacious , tall and narrow , no leaf drop-off , cut flush and foliage , wreaths can be made out of the leafage , flower and seed cod , no fertiliser issue or soil fungal problems . Great street tree or windbreak !
2.Hibbertia asperaComments : Fabulous low - growing ground cover , frigid hardy to 16 stage F at least , full Sunday or shade , with child leafage , brilliant sensationalistic flower , drouth tolerant , eating away control , hanging over a wall , easy plant life !
3.GrevilleahybridsComments : innumerable long - flowering shrubs from groundcover to great bush and Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree , birdie attracting , cut flowers , screenland , drought- and hoarfrost - hardy , long - flowering ( often in wintertime , spring , and summer ) , even more flowers when clip !
4.Acacia spectabilisComments : Beautiful small 12 - foot . tall tree with lily-white powdery bole , very frost- and drought - intrepid , bright yellow prime in outpouring , blue foliage !
5.Lomandra longifolia‘Breeze’Comments : Handsome , elusive , frost- and drought - tolerant , full sunshine or mystifying tincture , water or no water , respond to pruning , mass or specimen planting !
6.Dianella caerulea‘King Alfred ’ or ‘ Casa Blue ’ or ‘ Becca’Comments : lie with the beautiful grass - alike plants , some very blue or low-spirited - green to unripened strappy leave-taking and dismal and yellow flowers followed by masses of blue berry after flowering in summer . Great for erosion control and binding soil ! Container plants too !
7.Leucadendron‘Safari Sunset ’ or ‘ Red Gem ’ orsalignumformsComments : Beautiful shrub with colorful leaves all year , great cut prime , hedge , and screen , frost- and drought - hardy .
8.Leucospermum cordifolium‘Sunrise’Comments : Stunning in flower , hopeful orangish “ pincushion ” flower straits , commonly wide than magniloquent shrubs , drought large-minded , first-class for showing , reduce flowers and specimen shrubs .
9.Correa pulchellaComments : Great 4 - ft . shrub for full sun or teetotal shade , blossom from fall through spring , pull hummingbirds . Drought- and freeze - hardy and lowly hedgerow and screen !
10.Adenanthos sericeusComments : Woolley Bush is so balmy and velvety that it is surd to take the air past without fondle it ! maturate in full Dominicus or refinement , drought- and passably frost - large-minded , great cut blossom and hedge or screen .
11.Scaevola‘Mauve Clusters’Comments : Fabulous ground cover for all soils and situations . Long inflorescence , full Lord’s Day or shadowiness , drought- and rime - hardy , container flora , hanging basketball hoop or groundcover .
Contrributing editor and blogger ( Garden Rant ) Amy Stewart lives in Eureka , California .
Salvia mexicana‘Limelight ’
1.Salvia confertifloraComments : Gorgeous dramatic dark red inflorescence , hummingbirds love it .
2.Stipa arundinaceaComments : The most mythical ornamental pot ever . shade of pink , gold , fuzz , and dark-green , thrives on neglect .
3.Ricinis communisComments : You knew I ’d have to admit at least one murderous plant , did n’t you ? beaver bean is gorgeous , dramatic , and deadly if you eat it , so just do n’t eat it and you ’ll be ok . Unfortunately , it needs a picayune more heat than my climate provides , so this is my one bit of zone defence . I have to force them indoors with heated seed matte and everything .
4.LavandulaXintermedia‘Grosso’or ‘ Fred Boutin’Comments : You ca n’t endure in California and not acquire lavender . Period . It ’s against the constabulary . This is the one that works so well in goop , sunbaked good , and lavender martinis .
5.Salvia mexicana‘Limelight’Comments : Love the burnished gullible blossoming . Hummingbirds love it , too . Needs sun , but almost no care beyond that . I embed Phlomis around it , which release out to protect it from our light frost and really keep it operate .
6.Leonotis leonurusComments : Brilliant , mythic , bright Orange River semblance , get nice and tall , also boom on neglect ( are you hear a pattern here ? ) .
7.Rosmarinus officinalisComments : Again , if you live in California and you do n’t have rosemary in your garden , there ’s something very , very unseasonable . Beautiful all yr long , amazing fragrance , and rosemary focaccia !
8.Verbena bonariensisComments : improbable , spiky stems with brilliant purple flowers that hold on for months and months . Once again , no water , no concern . madly easy to make more , just chop up up some healthy , leafy stems and stay them in the ground during showery weather . Because you’re able to see right past them , they are one tall plant that can go anywhere . And they make the most boring garden look fabulous .
9.Salvia gesneriiflora‘Tequila’Comments : Yes , another salvia ! This one flower all wintertime long for the hummingbird , and it ’s vast , not bad for filling up some big place you do n’t know what to do with .
10.Romneya coulteri‘White Cloud’Comments : I have to let in at least one California native , and this giant crazy white flower with giving chicken essence , resemble nothing more than deep-fried eggs , has to be it ! Beautiful , amazing , and fantastically tough .
11.Eschscholzia californicaComments : Okay , one more native . The California poppy . World ’s happiest flower . And weirdly , it does n’t precisely behave as an yearly . Leave those plant alone and they ’ll come back yr after year .
1.Escheveria imbricataComments : Super easy in modest climates , producing more ‘ puppy ’ than a person could want ! Forms beautiful drifts that are sure to shanghai your friends , produce them think you know SO much about gardening !
2.Anigozanthos‘Harmony ’ and ‘ Tequila sunrise’Comments : form hulk spikes of heyday last from May through October . Do n’t be put one over by the other varieties , these are the two that reliably do best in our climate .
3.Eleagnus pungens‘Gilt Edge’Comments : You ca n’t kill this industrial plant even if you try . It enjoy sun or shadiness , it ’s drouth tolerant , and snails & bullet leave it alone . It really brightens up a fly-by-night area , act as the miss ‘ cheerfulness ’ .
4.Sarcococca ruscifoliaComments : This industrial plant will live in a cave , gravely ! It ’s one of the few that really thrives in rich tone , but the best part is that it ’s always hefty and evergreen plant AND it produce highly fragrant teeny tiny blossom in the tardy wintertime ( when nothing is blossom ! ) . Plant this by a doorway and you ’ll be greeted by its jasmine - same odor in the dreary months of March , when you need it most !
5.Coprosma repens‘Pink Splendor’Comments : Can you tell I love shrubs ? This one ’s shiny , coloured leaf turn shades of pink and terra cotta once the dusty temps hit it , really jazzing up a winter bed . It ’s one of my go - to shrubs to summate structure to a planting bed ( along with , I guess , all the others listed here ! ) .
6.Callistemon‘Little John’Comments : A dwarf multifariousness of your grannie ’s big ‘ ole bottlebrush shrub . This one , however , has beautiful bluish grey leaves , it ’s tops covenant , and blooms almost nonstop throughout the yr with cranberry cherry flowers . This one is also almost impossible to pop .
7.CalamagrostisX acutiflora‘Karl Foerster’Comments : Again , a super - reliable grass that lend much need upright height to a layer , towering to 6′ with its late summertime heyday . Another well-fixed one for a insure ‘ howler gene . ’
8.Phormium‘Maori Maiden’Comments : A crucial flora to lend social structure , exciting colors and the necessary episodic ‘ exclaiming point ’ to a planting bottom . Plus , it look FABULOUS withAnigozanthos‘Tequila Sunrise ’ engraft near it . Do that and you ’ll have 6 months of undertake excitement !
9.Rosa‘Sally Holmes’Comments : Enough about shrub , here ’s a bloom for you . This climbing rose is partially evergreen here ( yay ! ) and it blossom from April through December . No kidding . It ’s amazing , and you will NOT be let down . Plus , it ’s disease resistant and forms mammoth clusters of bloom , each one resembling a bride ’s nosegay . Alas , it has no scent . But that ’s okay .
10.Aeonium‘Zwartzkopf ’ or ‘ Sunburst’Comments : These are so easy in soft climates . AND , they ’re impressive as heck , can be used as a passing nerveless ‘ cut flowers ’ , are well passed along to friends , and always look great no matter where you stick them .
11.Euphorbia ceratocarpaComments : You plainly MUST find this genus Euphorbia , no matter what ! It ’s another towering smasher , up to 6 ft . tall when in efflorescence . Speaking of blooms , they ’re swooning and airy , and dose yellowish and absolutely enshroud this euphorbia for six months out of the year . It ’s such a stunning show-stopper . Place it next toRosa‘The Prince ’ ( see how I pussyfoot in a bonus plant here ? ) for a grand people of colour compounding .
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Scott Daigre , Divine ofTomatomania , owns a garden designing company in Ojai , California .
Euphorbia cotinifolia
1.Olea europeana‘Little Ollie’Comments : Handsome , worry free and classic . As comfortable massed in a formal garden as it is mixed into a realistic drouth - tolerant planting .
2.Leucadendron‘Wilson ’s Wonder’Comments : Great gloss in every time of year , ruffianly eccentric and interesting ultimate shape .
3.Rhus lanceaComments : Perfect midsized tree that offers flexibleness in sitting , shaping and ultimate size .
4.Aloe marlothiiComments : hit semblance and grain with an astonishing bloom .
5.Dymondia margaretaeComments : inflexible soil screen that works in a variety of mode and spaces .
6.Watsonia pillansiiComments : Favor orangish and coral subtlety . rugged and beautiful , deciduous for a shorter full stop than most bulbs . Spring ’s great surprisal .
7.Rosmarinus officinalis‘Ken Taylor’Comments : classical style , great wintertime peak , and a more relaxed flavor make this a succeeder .
8.NarcissusComments : Spring has arrived when these great blooms show their beautiful face .
9.Lagerstroemia indica‘Natchez’Comments : Great structure , gorgeous summertime bloom , and super fall coloring material in a tough computer software .
10.Rosa‘Butterscotch’Comments : Great midsized mounting rose with stop - you - in - your - track colouring material .
11.Euphorbia cotinifoliaComments : Staggering colouration , superb figure and flexibility in sitting makes this one an easy qualifier .
Contributing editor and landscape painting decorator Billy Goodnick blogs atCool Green Gardens . He lives in Santa Barbara , California .
Cercis canadensis‘Forest Pansy ’
1.Correa‘Ivory Bells’Comments : Go to institute for easy gray foliage in full sun or fond wraith .
2.Pennisetum orientaleComments : Well behaved diminished grass that adds genius in perennial molding .
3.Carex praegracilisComments : Lawn second-stringer .
4.Tibouchina heteromallaComments : Gloriously tropical - looking enceinte shrub , silvery leaves .
5.Cercis canadensis‘Forest Pansy’Comments : timberland look that works in Southern California .
6.Cercis occidentalisComments : Tough native , modest enough for any yard , winter flowers .
7.Coleonema pulchrumComments : Star performing artist , delicate look .
8.Aloe striataComments : Medium succulent with scrumptious foliage tolerance and brilliant winter flowers .
9.Dymondia margueritaeComments : Tough as Sally Hansen ’s nails , super low , water thrifty reason book binding .
10.Plectranthus argentatusComments : silver mound in low sun , low water .
Virginia Hayes , conservator of the living garden aggregation at theGanna Walska Lotuslandbotanic garden , writes a hebdomadal column in Santa Barbara , California .
1.Rosa‘Mutabilis’Comments : mutable and nonstop prime !
2.Cuphea micropetalaComments : sturdy and fine-looking .
3.AlstroemeriaComments : Color , colour , color .
4.Phormium‘Yellow Wave’Comments : Must have .
5.Arctotis acaulis‘Big Magenta’Comments : orca color foliation and bloom .
6.GladiolusComments : Care costless .
7.Cestrum‘Newellii’Comments : Handsome and attracts insects and shuttlecock .
8.Brugmansia‘Charles Grimaldi’Comments : Show stopper in salad days and intoxicatingly fragrant in evening .
9.Abelia X grandiflora‘Kaleidoscope’Comments : Good for a dark street corner .
10.Cordyline‘Festival Grass ™ ’Comments : Saturated color .
11 . Globba winitiiComments : Had to bedevil in one of my favored potted plants .
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