Plants A-Z

Astilbe simplicifolia

False Spirea

Grows to 16 in. high. Leaves are merely cut or lobed, not divided into leaflets. Known for its colorfu...

Astilbe x arendsii

False Spirea

Most astilbes sold belong to this hybrid group or are sold as such. Parentage is complex, but plants o...

Astrantia major

To 3 ft. high, 1–2 ft.wide, with inch wide clusters of blossoms that are white-green or white-pi...

Athyrium filix-femina

Lady Fern

Native to much of North America. To 4 ft. or taller, 2–3 ft. wide. Thin, finely divided fronds. ...

Atriplex confertifolia

Shadscale

Native to high plains and mesas from eastern Oregon and California to North Dakota, and south to north...

Atriplex lentiformis

Quail Bush

Native to alkaliwastes in California valleys anddeserts and east to Nevada,Utah, Arizona, and New Mexi...

Atriplex lentiformis breweri

Quail Bush

Native to California coastsouth of San Francisco bayand to Channel Islands. Resembles A. lentiform...

Atriplex semibaccata

Australian Salt Bush

Native to Australia but naturalized in parts of the West and Southwest. Forms a dense, foot-high mat o...

Aubrieta deltoidia

Common Aubrieta

Native from the eastern Mediterraneanregion to Iran. This mat-forming perennial is popular in northwes...

Aucuba japonica

Native from the Himalayas to Japan. These seedlings vary in leaf form and variegations; many varieties...

Aurinia saxatilis

Basket-of-Gold

Mustard relative native to mountains of central and southern Europe, Turkey. Gray leaves (sometim...

Azara dentata

Grows to 15 ft. tall and 12 ft. wide, with toothed, rounded, shiny leaves.Rounded shape makes it usefu...