Plants A-Z

Tsuga canadensis

Canadian Hemlock

Dense, pyramidal tree to 40–70 ft. or taller, half as wide. Tends to produce two or more trunks....

Tsuga heterophylla

Western Hemlock

Native along coast fromAlaska to Northern California,inland to northern Idaho andMontana. Handsome tre...

Tsuga mertensiana

Mountain Hemlock

To 50–90 ft. in the wild but is slow growing, smaller (20–30 ft. tall, half as wide) in ga...

Tulbaghia violacea

Society Garlic

Bluish green, very narrow leaves. Clusters of 8–20 flowers; bloom is heaviest in spring and summ...

Tulipa bakeri

Similar to and often listed as T. saxatilis. Lilac to purple flowers with a yellow base open ...

Tulipa batalinii

This species' soft yellow flowers rise on 6–10-in. stems. Very narrow leaves.

Tulipa clusiana

Lady Or Candy Tulip

Slender flowers on 9-in. stems are rosy red outside, white inside. Leaves are also long, thin, and gre...

Tulipa clusiana chrysantha

Lady Or Candy Tulip

Blossoms of this 6-in.-high plant are star shaped when fully open; they have rose carmine outer segmen...

Tulipa fosteriana

Emperor Tulips

Early-blooming T. fosteriana has the largest flowers—4 to 8 in. wide—of any tulip...

Tulipa greigii

This tulip's 6-in. flowers are borne on 10-in. stems; leaves are heavily spotted and streaked with bro...

Tulipa kaufmanniana

Waterlily Tulips

Often called waterlily tulip, T. kaufmanniana is a very early bloomer with 3-in., creamy yell...

Tulipa saxatilis

Fragrant, yellow-based pale lilac flowers open nearly flat; one to three are carried on each 1-ft. ste...