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List Of Trees And Shrubs Plant Specimens
This list of trees and shrub plant specimens is just getting underway. Many people take hours searching the net for a specific tree or shrub. The goal at landscape-solutions-for-you is to provide information for a variety of topics to help each of you have the opportunity to create a wonderful outside investment. Obviously I cannot provide information for every specimen available throughout the world. I will try to give you some more of the popular and some unique trees and shrubs that grow throughout many geographic locations. This new list section will be done in alphabetical order. I will briefly describe each plant specimen and hopefully give all of you some information you can use. I do have some photos of some of these varieties on this website. I will link you to them, so you can get a visual of some of these plants. I will start off with 12 species on each page, and periodically add more plants on each page. If there isn't the plant you are looking for on any of these pages, feel free to search in Google and find your plant specimen or specimens. Lets get started and begin our journey into the world of plants.
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- Abelia - There are about 30 different deciduous to evergreen species. It is native to eastern Asia to Mexico, the United States, and many European countries. In the United States, different varieties will grow in zone seven through ten. They will do well in full sun to partial shade, and like well-drained soil. The flowers are trumpet shaped and come in white and mauve colors. The
Abelia
is considered an ornamental shrub.
- Abies - There are about forty different specimens in this tree family. It is sometimes identified as a Silver Fir, and is an evergreen conifer. Some varieties originated in the mountains of central and southern Europe. They love the colder mountain climates and grow well in parts of China, and western North America. There are a few species that can survive in the high mountains of Central America and southeast Asia. This family likes moist soil, and can take sun and partial shade. Different varieties grow in zones three through ten in the United States.
- Abutilon - Chinese Lantern - There are more than 100 species and most are evergreen varieties. This plant family does well in warmer climates and native to South America and cooler parts of Chile. The Chinese Lantern loves well drained soil and can take full sun or partial shade. Abutilon varieties will grow well in zones eight through eleven in the United States.
- Acacia - This plant family contains over 1200 species of different trees and shrubs. Over 700 of these species are native to Australia. This family is considered warm climate specimens, and will grow in the United States in zones seven through eleven. They love full sun and their fragrant, globular flowers range in color from a rich yellow tone to a creamy off white. Acacia is also native in tropical and sub-tropical Africa.
- Acer - Maple - One of the most popular deciduous tree family that grows in many different geographic locations.
There is list of some Maple trees
that show you some of the most popular varieties. Most of the species come from China, Japan, and the eastern Himalayas. There are some native species in North America and Europe. In the United States, the different varieties of Maple will grow well in zones four through ten. Maples love cool- moist soil and ample amount of rainfall. This specie is known for its brilliant autumn colors.
- Allamanda - This is a wonderful evergreen climbing shrub in the American tropics. The specie is also grown in many Caribbean locations, as well as South and Central America. In the tropics, it does well in a sunny and sheltered location. It loves rich soil and thrives on fences or decorative wall. In the tropics section, there is a page on Allamanda and
Plumbago species.
The Allamanda shows its beauty with trumpet shaped yellow flowers. In cooler climates, this specie they need to be in a container and protected from the outside elements. The Allamanda grows well in zones eleven and twelve in the United States.
- Amelanchier - Serviceberry - These are a group of trees that actually belong to the pome - fruit group and rose family. The Serviceberry is also related to apple, pear, and quinces and other berry trees. They thrive in the eastern United States and will grow well in zones six through nine. They are deciduous and produce white flowers and purple to black berries that can be eaten. They do need some shelter from the outside elements, but also some hours of sunshine.
- Aphelandra - There are around 170 species and native to tropical America. A common variety is known as the Zebraplant. The plant family is noted for its beautiful foliage of vibrant green and yellow color tones. The Aphelandra cannot take cold temperatures below 60 degrees. This is a fantastic evergreen in the tropics and will do well in part shade and rich - moist soil. The height of some varieties can reach six feet. A wonderful specimen for a tropical ground or container garden.
- Aronia - Chokeberry - Grows in North America, especially in the eastern section. The Chokeberry does well in zones five through nine. This is another member of the pome - fruit family. Even though there are only three deciduous members, this tree is still a popular choice. It does like partial shade but has been known to survive in sunny locations. The Chokeberry will adapt to most soil types. The highlight of this little family, is in late summer and fall when shiny, rich colored red berries appear. In spring, tiny flowers emerge that have a similarity to apple blossoms. A great specie as an accent.
- Artemisia - Wormwood - A large genus of evergreen and deciduous shrubs that do well in the northern hemisphere. They are also native in Europe and temperate Asia. In the United States the Wormwood will grow well in zones four through ten. The Wormwood is used in gardens and landscapes for its soft foliage, and many varieties are fragrant. They prefer a sunny location and well-drained soil. This is a great family to create a border in a garden.
- Ascalepias - Milkweed - Native to South, Central, and North America. The Milkweed does well in zones nine through twelve. The leaves are long and narrow and produce a milky sap. Some varieties blossom with bright orange and yellow flowers. They are either deciduous or evergreen in the tropical regions. The Milkweed loves full sun and needs well-drained soil. Looks stunning in mass planting.
- Aurinia - This family has seven species of biennials and evergreens. It is native to southern Europe, Ukraine and Turkey. It will grow in zones four through nine in the United States. The Aurinina is a small, spreading, and mound forming plant. In the springtime it produces clumps of yellow or white flowers. Aurinia prefers full sun and light well-drained soil. Some varieties are Tom Thumb, Argentea, Citrina, and Gold Dust. The species are frost hardy and look sensational around dry-stone walls, and planted throughout decorative rocks.
I am very excited to share some information with you on different trees and shrubs. This plant list will continue to grow, and hopefully the list of plants will broaden your knowledge in the world of different trees and shrubs. Beautiful Letter B Trees And Shrubs In The Directory Of Plants
Here is some information on ten beautiful trees and shrubs starting with the letter B. These varieties of beautiful trees will grow in many different geographic climates. The tropics are home to many of these trees and shrubs. Part One Of Trees And Shrubs Beginning With The Letter C
This is part one of a list of trees and shrubs beginning with the letter C. There are many ornamental trees listed and many of these specimens grow in a wide variety of locations. Come join me for a little bit of information on the letter C trees and shrubs. Family List Of C Plant Specimens Continued
The family of letter C plant specimens continues in the list of plants section. Here is ten more different trees and shrubs from different geographic climates. Many have wonderful unique characteristics. Specimens Of Trees And Shrubs Continuing With The Letter C
Specimens of trees and shrubs continuing with the letter C is the last page on this letter. Many of these specimens grow from China, Japan, Mediterranean, Europe, and the United States. Come take a look at some more wonderful specimens that you may be able to use in your landscape or garden.Delightful Deciduous And Evergreen Plants Beginning With The Letter D
Delightful deciduous and evergreen plants that begin with the letter D. Here is another page for you on different trees and shrubs from some geographic locations. Each of these specimens provide delightful color and texture to gardens and natural landscapes.Eloquent Trees And Shrubs Starting With The Letter E
Eloquent trees and shrubs starting with the letter E is another page for you in the lists of plants. Learn about a few specimens that begin with the letter E, and their different native geographic locations. They truly represent some eloquent trees and shrubs.Fabulous Trees And Shrubs Starting With The Letter F
Fabulous trees and shrubs that start with the letter F is another page for you in the list of plants sections. These eight families are only a small fraction of different trees and shrubs that grow around the world. Great Trees And Shrubs Beginning With The Letter G
Great plants starting with the letter G is another page of a few trees and shrubs in the list of plants section. The Gardenia is one of the most fragrant shrubs in sub-tropical and tropical climates. There are also some unique plant specimens in the letter G family. Hardy And Handsome Plants Starting With The Letter H
There are many hardy and handsome plants that begin with the letter H. This list of plants page will give you some information on eight different wonderful and hardy trees and shrubs from different geographical locations.Incredible Trees And Shrubs Beginning With The Letter I
Incredible trees and shrubs that begin with the letter I is another informational page in the list of plants section. There are many unique species that begin with the letter I. Here are eight incredible plants for you. Jazzy Trees And Shrubs Starting With The Letters J And K
Jazzy trees and shrubs that begin with the letters J and K is a page that will give you a few more specimens in the list of plants section. The Jasmine is a popular specie as well as the Juniper. Take a look at a few more wonderful and unique trees and shrubs.Lovely Plant Specimens Starting With The Letter L
The letter L has many lovely trees and shrubs. There are fragrant and lovely flowers with so many of these specimens. Here are eight varieties for you to read about.Magnificent Trees And Shrubs Beginning With The Letter M
Magnificent trees and shrubs beginning with letter M. There are many different specimens beginning with the letter M. The Magnolia is a truly magnificent tree with one of the most fragrant flowers. Take a look at eight other species. Nice Trees And Shrubs Starting With The Letter N
There are many nice plants starting with the letter N. Here are seven unique nice looking tees and shrubs from many geographic locations. Some have very stunning and vibrant foliage.Ordinary And Unique Trees And Shrubs Starting With The Letter O
The letter O has ordinary and unique trees and shrubs. These ordinary plants grow in a variety of regions throughout the world. Here are eight trees and shrubs starting with the letter O.
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