Our Plants
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Light green leaves. Whitish pink flowers in late winter/early spring....
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Common Name: Virginia Creeper
Familiar vine with five leaflets. Climbs by tendrils and up rough surfaces by disc-like rootlets. Flowers not showy but great for red fall color. Black berries relished by birds. Will grow under a variety of soil and light conditions. Can be ver...
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Common Name: Passionflower, White
Vigorous evergreen vine climbing by tendrils. Leaves deeply divided with narrow lobes. Flowers showy and intricate but ephemeral. Flowers three to four inches across and white. Typical for species is blue. A beautiful vine with striking flowers b...
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Common Name: Corona de Cristo
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Common Name: Maypop
Perennial vine with three lobed leaves and very showy intricate blue flowers about three inches across. Climbs by tendrils or sprawls on ground. Not uncommon in southern fields and woods edges. Lime-sized fruit becomes leathery and yellowish with t...
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Common Name: Maypop, White
A rare pure white-flowered form of our native Passiflora incarnata. Vining but herbaceous. A Woodlanders introduction....
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Common Name: Amethyst
A beautiful red-purple flowered passionflower with reflexed petals and three lobed foliage. Parentage is somewhat uncertain. Freezes to ground here but returns with vigor and flowers most of summer....
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Common Name: Yellow Patrinia Cultivar
Tough perennial with oval rough leaves. Flowers are persistent and good for cutting. A good perennial for hot climates....
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Common Name: Argentine Mallow
A low, spreading, gray-leafed shrub with pink, dark-centered 2.5 inch mallow flowers most of summer. A Woodlanders introduction....
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Common Name: ? Mallow
To 4 feet. Small pink Hibiscus-like flowers, narrow evergreen foliage. Full sun....
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Common Name: Pavonia, Wright
Short-lived shrub best suited to sunny perennial border with well-drained soil and minimal competiton. Rose-pink hibiscus-like flowers open mornings all summer. Velvety, dark green leaves. Will re-seed. Can be pruned back any time throughout summer...
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Common Name: Smooth Penstemon Cultivar
Similar species but with red foliage and light pink flowers....
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Common Name: Beard Tongue, Cleftleaf
A very attractive rare perennial with deeply cut fern-like leaves and tall spikes of pink flowers. Occurs in sunny situations on shallow soil over rock but often with water seepage. Does well in ordinary garden soil. Native to central Georgia....
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Common Name: Mock-Orange or English Dogwood
Showy white non-fragrant flowers in late spring. (See F&J)...
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Common Name: Garden Phlox Cultivar
Mildew resistant, selection from Brandywine Conservancy. (See ARM)...
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Common Name: Downy Phlox Cultivar
Selection from Don Jacobs'Eco Gardens in Atlanta this semi-evergreen groundcovering plant is a good choice for sun or light shade. (See ARM)...
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Broadleaf evergreen tree related to Persea. These were recieved as seed from Nanjing, China as P. neurantha, an apparently invalid name. This species seems similar to P chekiangensis....
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Common Name: Correll's Obedient Plant
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Common Name: Obedient Plant
Blooms well into fall. (See H&M, HRT)...
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Common Name: Climbing Heath
Small evergreen shrub in cultivation. Becomes vine on Pond Cypress in native habitat. (See GOD, F&J)...
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Common Name: Georgia Feverbark Tree
Showy, pink, Poinsettia-like flowers. Moist, acid soil. Sun or part shade. (See F&J, DIR, S&W)...
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Common Name: Pepper
The hardiest true pepper, glossy leafed vine or groundcover. Plant in a protected spot in zone 8. In zone 8 cut back plants after the frost kills the tops. Mound 10 inches of coarse sand over the stubs. Mulch over with pine straw. As weather warms, ...
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Common Name: Chinese Pistacia
Medium size tree. Splendid bright fall color, drought and insect resistant. Lustrous dark green compound leaves....
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Common Name: Monkeycomb
Vine similar to our native Bignonia capreolata. Overwintered outdoors in Aiken....
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Evergreen. Small glabrous leaves of various shapes. Pale yellow flowers are fragrant. Perhaps more hardy than common P. tobira...
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Small yellow fruit. Small yellow tubular fragrant flowers...
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Common Name: Dwarf Bamboo
Pleioblastus (Sasa) distichus 'Mini' is the most dwarf of running bamboo. Bambusero Adam Turtle of Ourà nursery in Summertown, TN says it is a ground-covering bamboo that can be controlled with an edger....
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Common Name: Yew, Southern
A low-growing selection of this popular southern conifer with flat needle-like evergreen leaves which spiral the stem. Woodlanders obtained cuttings of this form years ago from a plant at Tom Dodd Nurseries in Semmes, Alabama but have not met with it...
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Common Name: Pine of the Mountain
Very rare evergreen conifer native to a few very scattered localities east of the Andes Mountains in Bolivia and northwestern Argentina. This plant is now available from Woodlanders and is CITES listed. May not have been previously offered in the U...
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Common Name: Trumpet Vine, Pink
Vigorous vine with compound leaves. Will likely freeze to ground in zones 8 and 9 but make much growth in warm weather with good conditions. Flowers are showy pink trumpets. Plant in sunny site with well-drained soil and allow ample space to climb....
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Common Name: Great Solomon's Seal
Tall woodland perennial with unbranched stems bearing alternate delightfully oriented oval leaves with whitish pendant flowers in axils followed by black berries. A choice colonizing plant for the moist shady woodland garden....
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Common Name: Variegated Solomon's Seal
Polygonatum falcatum (odoratum var. thunbergii) 'Variegatum' has striking summer foliage. Easy to grow....
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Common Name: Christmas Fern
Rather coarse foliage. A durable fern for shady site on well-drained but moist soil....
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Common Name: Trifoliate Orange
A very thorny green stemmed shrub closely related to true citrus but much hardier. A parent of many Citrus hybrids. Bears nice white flowers in spring and small aromatic but inedible oranges in fall. Fruit will add nice scent to a drawer. An excell...
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Common Name: Mesquite
Prosopis glandulosa is a common site on the dry grasslands and hills of Texas. Seeds are believed to have entered Texas in the stomachs of cattle being driven accross the Rio Grande. The plant spread very quickly and has become a problem for farmer...
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Common Name: Mintbush
Of several Prostanthera species received from Longwood Gardens, this one has proven satisfactory in our climate. It is a more or less evergreen shrub up to 6 feet with abundant purplish-pink flowers. Leaves are rather small and narrow. Plant in su...
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Common Name: Formosa or Taiwan Cherry
Leaves emerge rich green, mature to dark green and are bronzy red in fall. Deep rose flowers in late winter or verly early spring before leaves. Polished red-brown bark. (See DIR)...
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Common Name: Carolina Cherry Laurel
Versatile. Evergreen. Fruit for birds. Can be used for hedge, screen, or specimen (See DIR, F&J, WTX)...
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Common Name: Okame Cherry
Superb early pink flowers, red fall foliage. Widely acclaimed. (See GCA, DIR) Casts medium shade....
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Common Name: Almond-Cherry, Japanese
Small deciduous shrub with wiry stems and abundant small pink flowers as leaves emerge. A showy shrub that produces small red cherries. Long cultivated in Japan, this garden worthy shrub seems surprisingly little-known in the U.S....
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Common Name: English Laurel Cultivar
Perhaps 'Magnoliifolia.' Extremely handsome in Aiken, SC. A Woodlanders introduction. (See DIR)...
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Common Name: Portugal Laurel
Evergreen. Hedge or beautiful specimen tree. Small white fragrant flowers in racemes in summer. Purple fruit. Tolerant of chalk soils. (HIL)...
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Common Name: Japanese Apricot Cultivar
Attractive winter flowering small deciduous tree to 30'. Semi-upright growth habit. Double, rose-red 1" flowers in late winter. Plant in sunny location with well-drained soil....
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Common Name: Weeping Higan Cherry
Beautiful pendulous pink flowering deciduous tree. Dirr says: ãEven if it never flowered would be garden worthy...growth rate is extremely fast as one does not have to wait until retirement to appreciate the ornamental virtues....
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Common Name: Wafer-ash or Hop Tree
Small bushy tree. Very adaptable. Sun or shade. (See DIR, F&J, S&W) Casts medium shade....
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Common Name: Spider Brake Fern
Moist soil or shaded masonry....
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Common Name: Little Epaulettetree
Rare small tree or large shrub. Bristle toothed leaves. Panicles of fragrant white flowers in late spring/early summer. 5-winged fruits. (See HIL)...
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Common Name: Pomegranate
will bear fruit...
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Common Name: Pomegranate, 'Chico' Dwarf
Compact form of Pomegranate with glossy leaves and double, bright orange-red flowers in summer. A neat plant for the patio or container in the warmer zones. Pomegranate cultivated since time immemorial. Probably orginally native to Middle East....
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Common Name: Yellow-flowered Pomegranate
Upright deciduous shrub typical for Pomegranate except this uncommon selection has yellow flowers rather than typical orange. The flowers are pale yellow. It is a double flower so rarely produces fruit. We propagated it many years ago from a plant...
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Common Name: Pomegranate 'Eight Ball'
Deciduous shrub with glossy leaves, orange crepe flowers, and round fruit several inches in diameter. This clone unusual in that the fruits are almost black instead of the normal red. Has been cultivated since ancient times....
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Dark green feathery foliage. An all summer perennial....
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Common Name: Yellow-berried Firethorn
Attractive small foliage and fruit. Berries are abundant and persistent. Cultivated at Williamsburg, VA. Presumably a named hybrid variety....
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Common Name: Hybrid
x Pyracomeles (Pyracantha x Osteomeles)vilmorinii is a semi-evergreen shrub with arching thornless branches and deeply cut small leaves. Corymbose white flowers in spring followed by coral-red fruit. An attractive bi-generic hybrid of garden origin...
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