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Fall Color from Woody Plants

Certain woody plants bring reliable fall color. Some of those are the following.

Mariken Ginkgo

Mariken ginkgo is a lovely dwarf conifer that is suitable for bonsai, pots, and small spaces.

Rose family Brings Fall Color and Berries

Many plants in the rose family have spectacular fall color. Some have colorful fruits and berries as well.

Some Knock Out Roses

This article features the original Knock Out rose as well as the newest one.

Bulbs for Warm Climates

Low chill or no chill bulbs are suited to warm climates where most spring flowering bulbs can't thrive. Examples include the paper whites and certain tulips.

Rio Sambra and Henry Fonda roses

Rio Sambra and Henry Fonda roses are two highly recommended rose varieties for the home landscape.

Description and Intro to Sweetgum

Sweetgum is a lovely native tree suited to zones 5 through 9. The medium sized tree is quite attractive.

Additional Woody Plants With Scented Blooms

Some trees and shrubs feature fragrant blossoms. These include the fragrant snowball and others.

Some Excellent Campanula Varieties

The following campanula varieties are excellent choices for the landscape.

Native Shrubs for Wet Soils

Certain native shrubs do well in damp gardens. These include inkberry and red chokecherry.

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