Plants A-Z

Walnut (Black)

Black walnut

Native to eastern North America. High-branched tree to about 100 ft. tall, 70 ft. wide, with round cro...

Walnut (English)

English Walnut

The species described here, English walnut (Juglans regia), is a widely grown orchard plant n...

Washingtonia filifera

California Fan Palm

To 60 ft. tall, 20 ft. wide, with thicker trunk than W. robusta. Long-stalked, 3–6-ft.,...

Washingtonia robusta

Mexican Fan Palm

To 100 ft. tall, 10 ft. wide; trunk is slightly curved or bent, slimmer than that of W. filifera. Head...

Watsonia pillansii

Blooms in midsummer,with slightly branched, 3 1/2-ft. stems bearing 3-in., brightreddish apricot flowe...

Watsonia pyramidata

Deciduous. Blooms in late spring, bearing 2 1/2 -in. flowers in pink, rosy red, or white on 4–6-...

Weigela coraeensis

White Weigela

To 12–15 ft. tall and wide, with leaves to 6 in. long. Flowers are 1/2 in. long, white or light ...

Weigela florida

Fast growth to 6–10 ft. tall, 9–12 ft. wide, with branches often arching to the ground. Le...

Weigela hybrid

These are hybrids between W. florida,W. praecox, and other species. They generally g...

Westringia fruticosa

Coast Rosemary

Spreading, rather loose growth to 3–6 ft. tall, 5–10 ft. wide. Medium green to gray-green ...

Wisteria floribunda

Japanese Wisteria

Leaves are 12–16 in. long, divided into 15–19 leaflets. Fragrant, 1/2 -ft. clusters of vio...

Wisteria sinensis

Chinese Wisteria

The most common wisteria in the West. Leaves are 10–12 in. long, divided into 7–13 leaflet...