Kalanchoe luciae
Paddle Plant
Colorful, sculptural plant grows 1–1 1/2 ft. high and wide, spreading by offsets. Short, thick trunk h...
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Kalmia latifolia
Mountain Laurel
Native to eastern North America. Slow growing to 6–8 ft. or taller, with equal spread. Glossy, l...
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Kalmia polifolia microphylla
Western Laurel
Native from Alaska to Northern California. To 1 ft. high and 8 in. wide, with spreading branches ander...
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Kalmiopsis leachiana
Native to the mountains of southwest Oregon, this shrublet grows 1 ft. high, 2 ft. wide, and is covere...
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Keckiella antirrhinoides
Erect to spreading habit to 4 ft. tall, 3 ft. or wider; leaves less than 1 in. long. Abundant show of ...
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Keckiella cordifolia
Climbing Penstemon
To about 5 ft. tall andwide, sprawling. Behaves almost like a vine when growing among taller shrubs. D...
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Kerria japonica
Native to China and Japan. Open, graceful, rounded shrub to 6 ft. high, with 8-ft. spread. (The more c...
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Kirengeshoma palmata
Yellow Waxbells
A perennial of great elegance, yellow waxbells grows 2–4 ft. tall, 2–2 1/2 ft. wide, with dark purplis...
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Kiwi (Common)
Kiwifruit
From eastern Asia. Fast-growing, twining vines reach 30 ft., are grown for fruit with flavor that is a...
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Kiwi (Hardy)
Hardy Kiwi
From east Asia, hardy kiwi vines look much like the vines of conventional, egg-size kiwis, but have sm...
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Knautia macedonica
From central Europe. To 1 1/2–3 ft. high and as wide. Deep purplish red flower heads bloom from early ...
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Kniphofia hybrids
Red-Hot Poker
Although these hybrids involve several species, they generally share the narrow leaves and summer bloo...
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