Plants A-Z

Fraxinus velutina

Arizona Ash

Native to southwestern U.S. and Mexico. Withstands hot, dry conditions; cold hardy to about -10°F/...

Fraxinus velutina coriacea

Montebello Ash

Native mostly to Southern California. Broader, more leathery leaves than the species.

Freesia hybrid

These hybrids (Dutch and Tecolote hybrids rep­resent the majority of those sold) have larger, sing...

Fremontodendron californicum

Common Flannel Bush

Eye-catching show of lemon yellow, 1–1 1/2-in. flowers; tend to bloom all at once. Roundish, 1-i...

Fremontodendron hybrids

Flannel Bush

Several oustanding plants in a range of sizes have been produced from crosses between two species (

Fremontodendron mexicanum

Southern Flannel Bush

Endangered species from Southern California and northern Mexico. Brilliantdisplay of orange-tintedyell...

Fritillaria biflora

Mission Bells

California native grows 6–16 in. high, with one to six brownish, 1 1/2-in. bells on each blossom stalk...

Fritillaria camschatcensis

Black Lily

Native near Pacific coast, Japan to northwestern U.S. Grows 9 to 18 in. high, with whorls of leaves ar...

Fritillaria meleagris

Checkered Lily

Native to damp meadows in Europe, Asia; tolerates occasional flooding. One to three showy, 2-in. bells...

Fuchsia fulgens

From Mexico. To 5 ft. tall and wide, with heart-shaped, light green leaves to about 8 in. long. Blooms...

Fuchsia hybrid

The vast majority of fuchsias with showy flowers fall into this hybrid group. Many hundreds of selecti...

Fuchsia magellanica

Hardy Fuchsia

Native to Chile, Argentina. In virtually frost-free areas, attains 10 ft. or taller and as wide or wid...