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Dimmesdale a real existence on this earth was the The Black Veil In The Scarlet Letter in his inmost soul" Chapter 11, pg. This plant is native to North America and features a flower that looks similar to the poisonous plant known as hemlock. Throughout the poe edge of madness, the nature images contrast with the stark darkness of the Puritans and their systems. These plants have spires of yellow flowers that bloom during the summer. They are white with pink spots on the petals.
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The Camellia flowers have a characteristic glossy leaf and are classified as evergreens. These are long-lived plants that typically flower between fall and spring, with blooms that are white, pink, crimson, or derivatives of these colors. They grow well in container gardens as well as in a mixed shrub border. The Candytuft plant is also known as iberis. These small plants are generally less than a foot tall and are classified as hardy annuals. The flowers have a sweet smell and come in colors such as white, pink and purple. The plants do well even in poor soils and self-seed readily, so you might find yourself with plants springing up every year.
Canna Lilies are also known as Indian shot. These exotic-appearing plants feature flowers with bold colors atop tall stems, with some reaching four feet tall. The blooms are usually yellow, red, or orange, with some species having bicolor flowers or ones streaked or spotted with colors. The foliage may have bronze or purple tinges. Cape Leadwort, which is also called plumbago, is an evergreen climber.
The flowers produced are starry, sky blue flowers that it produces between the middle of summer and fall. The plant should be pruned regularly, and the plant may get to 15 feet high. It will tolerate light shade but prefers full sun. The Cape Primrose, or streptocarpus, is a group of flowering plants that can readily be grown in many heated greenhouses. The flowers feature a distinct lip similar to that of an orchid. They come in many colors, such as red and purple. Many of these plants hail from South Africa and need a warm climate to thrive.
The Cardinal Flower, Lobelia cardinalis, is a lovely flower. There are approximately species, and it tends to have dark green leaves and bright red flowers. It grows in full sunlight or even partial shade. They will flower for a long period of time, generally throughout the summer and part of the fall. Carnations belong to the genus Dianthus. These flowers are commonly used in cut flower arrangements and come in a variety of colors, as well as some being variegated or veined with contrasting colors.
The flowers are often heavily scented. The Madagascar periwinkle or Catharanthus is a flower that quickly spreads. They are considered half-hardy annuals, and the flowers may be rose, mauve, or white flowers. When grown outside, the plant needs full sunlight to grow. The flowers will appear during the summer months and need good drainage or the roots may rot. The catmint or catnip herb is a perennial plant that is native to Europe and Asia. There are several species, all of which tend to be low-growing. The tubular flowers that are produced during the summer may be white, pink, or purple and are shaped in spirals or whorls. The leaves and stems of the plant are covered in fine hairs. The plume-like flowers range in color from shades of reds, oranges, and yellows.
While tall forms of the plant can reach approximately 30 inches, the dwarf forms are less than a foot tall. These plants are annuals that require sun to grow well. The Cerastium tomentosumis also known as snow in summer. The plant produces silver-gray leaves, and the plant develops sprays of white flowers. These blooms appear during spring and summer. The plant creeps low and the stems will put down roots as they spread. It can be an invasive plant but suppresses weeds nicely. The Chicory plant is a perennial plant that can be grown as an annual. This plant tends to be large, reaching 3 to 5 feet tall. The finely petaled flowers are sky-blue in color and bloom in summertime. The flowers open during the morning but close up during the hot sun of midday.
The root can be used as a substitute for coffee, and leaves and flowers can be eaten. The glory of the snow plant or Chionodoxa grows from a bulb. It produces star-shaped flowers that are blue in color with white centers. The flowers usually number a dozen or so blossoms on each spike. Some species may be white or purple-pink, and the stamens appear tipped in gold. Chrysanthemums originated thousands of years ago in China before being brought over to Japan. They are commonly used as a cut flower in arrangements or grown as a border flower. Colors of these plants vary and include white, yellow, pink, lilac, and mahogany.
The plant comes in many forms as well, such as pompon and anemone centered. The Clarkia plant is also known as farewell to spring. It is a member of the evening primrose family and attracts beneficial pollinators, such as butterflies and honey bees. This wildflower can range in size from 6 inches to 3 feet tall, and it has cup-shaped flowers that tend to range in color from pink to a deep red. Clematis is a popular climbing plant, and there are over species, with countless hybrids and cultivars. Large flower hybrids tend to be the most popular and flower during the summer, with a range of colors including purple, white, and red.
The plant prefers to have its roots in the shade while the top growth is located in full sun. Clover plants fall within a genus that is made up of around species of flowering plants. These are all related to the pea family, and they can be found in areas throughout the world except Australia and Southeast Asia. The plant makes an excellent cover crop and is also used to feed livestock, but it can be a lovely, easy-to-grow addition to any garden. While the foliage is blue-green, the flowers come in single colors and color combinations, including pink, blue and combinations of brighter shades. While these are not a long-lived plant, they are relatively easily grown from seeds and prefer some shade. The Coneflower is also known as Echinacea and is native to the United States.
This plant produces a cone-shaped center that is surrounded by pink petals. These flowers bloom over a long period of time, which makes them a great border flower. These plants prefer full sunlight to getting any shade. There are many varieties and the purple coneflower is one of the popular ones. Coral Bells, or Heuchera, is a perennial that flowers a rosette of leaves. The foliage is evergreen, while the flowers , which rise above the foliage, can be red, pin, or white, depending on the cultivar. The plant will tolerate some shade, but it prefers sunlight, which also allows the plant to be presented in the best light.
Coral Vine or Berberidopsiscorallina is a plant from Chile. This evergreen climber produces long, pendulous red flowers, and it can reach heights of 15 feet. It should be grown in a shady area that is protected from cold winds for best results. The plant is low maintenance, needing little care such as pruning. Coreopsis is a plant that blooms over an extended period of time, generally summer into fall, with some plants flowering as early as the spring. These plants form bright yellow flowers that are like daisies. Some of these plants feature a dark eye, while in others, the eye is yellow to match the flower petals. The Cornflower or Centaurea cyanus is a hardy annual that tends to be easy to grow.
You can grow them for cut flowers or use them in containers or bedding. There are mixtures and single colors available, with flowers produced in colors such as blue, white, red, and pink. They bloom from summer until early fall. The Corydalis plant has tubular flowers that are spurred, and there are around species of corydalis. The foliage is fern-like in appearance. The flowers may be yellow, pink, blue, or white. They may grow between 6 inches and 2 feet high, and these plants are great as plants in rock gardens. The Cosmos is a perennial flower that delights the eye with a simple daisy-type flower and a pleasant, wispy foliage. There is also a variety that comes in a cupcake shape with double petals. The plants are well adapted for containers and as border plants.
Blooming lasts from the middle of summer to relativity late in the season. During the spring, these plants produce sprays of small white flowers, while they produce red and yellow fruits during the winter time. The Crocosmia is also known as the montbretia. These plants have a tendency to become invasive. The flowers and foliage of these plants arch slightly, with some ending up at 2 to 3 feet tall. Many of these types of plants have red-orange flowers atop a stem, and the flowers open progressively from the base to the top. The Crocus is one of over 80 species of flowers that generally bloom between late winter and spring.
Some do bloom in the fall. The foliage is short, and the flowers are small and goblet-shaped. They can occur in a variety of colors, from blue and purple to yellow or cream. Some even have feathering on the petals. The flowers of this plant feature a checker box pattern, and they bloom from bulbs. Related to the lilies, different species of these flowers vary in size, with the Crown Imperial being a tall, stately flower. The Cuckoo Flower produces loose clusters of white flowers, which have four white petals and tend to be rounded.
Some flowers have a notch in the petals. The center of these flowers are made up of a light green style and 6 cream-colored stamens. They are related to mustard plants. The Cyclamen is a group of plants that are characterized by having largely marbled foliage. The flowers are unique, with their swept back and twisted petals. The plants range from having large flowers to having small flowers that only get to several inches high. Depending on the species, they flower in fall, winter, or spring. Daffodils are one of the most common bulbs planted in the world.
The most common color for these plants is yellow, with the bloom usually having two contrasting shades of yellow. The flower blooms atop a stem that may be only three inches tall in dwarf varieties or 20 inches in taller plants. Did you know that daffodil is March Birth Flower? The Dahlia is a tuberous perennial flower that is native to Mexico and South America. The plants form leafy stems and come in sizes from dwarf to large with a huge variety of flower shapes. There are many hybrid dahlia varieties on the market, which includes at least 42 species. The array of colors is vibrant and impressive and come in all shades and hues except blue. Daisies belong to the family Bellis and are perennials. These spread and come in a variety of colors, such as white and pink, or even bicolored.
Petals range depending on the species and can be tubular or even needle-like. They grow well with plants like tulips in sunny and warm locations in your garden. The Dandelion is a commonly found plant throughout the world. It is often seen as a nuisance plant or weed, but it can be edible. The leaves should be picked when small, so they are still sweet. You can also use the flowers to make a dandelion-based wine. The flowers are flat and yellow, and the plant has a fleshy taproot. Daphne is a lovely plant often grown for its fragrant blooms. The plants have upright stems with roughly star-shaped purple-red flowers. The Daylily is not a true lily. So named because most flowers wither within a day of blooming, these plants belong to the genus Hemerocallis. Some bloom only at night, and these varieties are often more fragrant than the day-blooming plants.
You will find a range of colors for daylilies, and each plant tends to bloom repeatedly over an extended period of time. The Decumaria plant is a climbing plant and a deciduous one. It is native to the southeastern United States, and the plant produces aerial roots. The plant produces fragrant flowers that are cream in color during the early summer months. It can grow to 30 feet high, making it an excellent climber. The delphinium is a tall flower, growing around 39 to 78 inches tall. The plants produce spires of long-lasting blooms.
Originally these were solely a blue plant, but cultivars offer shades of pink, white, and red. These plants do well with some climbing plants such as clematis, but tall flowers may need to be staked. The Desert Rose, or Adenium obesum is a plant that also goes by the name impala lily. This succulent plant produces colors that vary from pure white to a deep red. They are very easy to grow and can be trained to be bonsai trees. Rather than being related to roses, this plant is related to periwinkles and oleander. These succulent plants are hardy and can even tolerate some benign neglect.
The Deutzia plant is a plant that is easy to grow. It blooms profusely, and the plants are deciduous. They may be upright or rounded. There are different species of flowers, and many of them are white, while others may be a carmine pink color. One species, the Pride of Rochester may grow to 7 feet high. The Dianella plant is also known as the flax lily. This plant tends to bloom in February through April where it grows best. They do well in partial shade and grow up to two feet tall. While they need some moisture, these plants do best with well-draining, dry soil rather than soil that is damp all of the time. The Sweet William or Dianthus barbatus plant is a colorful flower with large, rounded flower heads.
The blossoms may be pink, white, burgundy, or even bicolors, and the plants tend to have darker, centrally located eyes. Some varieties are so dark they are almost black. There are dwarf and taller varieties. Diasca, or twinspur, last from the spring until the first frosts of the fall, so you will get a long flowering cycle from these lovely little flowers. The flowers are shades of pinks, and they tend to be short plants, roughly 6 to 12 inches high. If you cut them down after flowering, you may get a second round of flowering.
The Dietes plant is from southern and eastern Africa before it spreads in gardens around the world. This plant produces white flowers with yellow and blue markings. The plant does well in full sun to partial shade, and while they do well in some zones, you should dig up the rhizomes in cold climates to overwinter them. Dill is an herb that can grow up to 2 to 3 feet tall.
It looks similar to the herb fennel, with feathery leaves that are blue-green and aromatic. The plant has a thin taproot that forms a long stalk. The mass of small yellow flowers appear in clusters at the top of the stalk. Small, brown seeds are produced in large numbers. There is only one species of Disa plant commonly cultivated. These have scarlet flowers with a red and gold venation. Under natural circumstances, yellow ones may also be found.
A relative of the orchid, it can be difficult to propagate these flowers as they require soil that is constantly damp but never waterlogged. The Dutch Iris is a type of iris that produces blue, yellow, or white blooms. These plants grow one to two feet tall, and they need full sun to grow well. They need well-drained soil to grow well, and they bloom between May and June.
The Echinops plant is also known as the globe thistle. This distinctive plant has silvery colored stems, with hairs on the foliage, that range in height from one foot to over 6 feet tall. The flower heads can be white or a bright metallic blue color. They are often dried and used as part of flower displaces. Echium is more commonly known as the pride of Madeira. The plant gets to be 5 to 6 feet tall, and spreads to between 6 and 10 feet. It will attract pollinators such as bees, butterflies and birds, and it is deer resistant.
Elder is a Sambucus species that is referred to as elder or elderberry. The plant grows as either a shrub or a tree. The flowers are attractive to pollinators like bees, while birds commonly eat the berries. The plant can be eaten, with such foods as elderflower win or elderberry jam and has medicinal uses. English Bluebell is also known as Hyacinthoides. This plant grows from a bulb and is an excellent species to grow under deciduous trees or in drifts in the yard. The plants have delicate, scented, blue blossoms, although there are cultivars with white or pink flowers that are not as popular.
The Epimedium plant is also known as the barrenwort, and it is a low-growing perennial. This is one plant often grown for its foliage, but many of these plant species have small, starry flowers that may be yellow, cream, or pink as some possibilities. Some are evergreen, but others die during the winter. The foxtail lily or Eremurus is a stately flower, the tallest of which is Eremurus robustus. These plants produce star-shaped flowers, which may be a variety of colors such as yellow, pink, and orange.
These tall plants are prone to being damaged by wind and should be planted in a protected area. Erica is also referred to as winter or alpine heath. The plant is an evergreen shrub that can spread to around 20 inches. The plants range from having dark green leaves to bronze tinged foliage. The flowers may be colors such as pink, red, or white, and you can mix and match the colors for a veritable patchwork in your yard or garden.
It is natively found in the southern and eastern United States. The blooms produce pale violet rays that are arranged around a central yellow disc. They prefer full sun, and these beautiful plants will attract pollinators like butterflies. They are tree-like succulents and can grown under a wide range of conditions, such as shade or full sun. Some produce yellow-green flowers, and they can spread to form a large colony. Eustoma is also known as lisianthus, and it is an herbaceous perennial that grows up to 3 feet high. The flower blooms are pale purple, and these plants have an extended bloom time, from early spring until the first frost of fall. They do tend to be high maintenance flowers though. Evening Primrose is a Oenothera plant. These plants are a major feature of cottage gardens, and they come in colors such as yellow, white, and pink.
The blooms open and close fast, generally in less than 24 hours, but there is a dearth of blossoms that will grow and bloom on each plant throughout the season. The Fall Crocus is also known as meadow saffron or Colchicum autumnale. These are not related to true crocuses. The plants bloom with pink to lilac to white flowers. The bulbs tend to be easy to care for. Feverfew is a perennial flower that has aromatic and finely cut leaves. The blooms are clusters of small white daisy-like flowers that are produced during the summer. While most plants have green leaves, some varieties do have golden foliage. The plant is commonly used as a medicinal herb to treat issues such as indigestion. Pyracantha or the Firethorn is often used as a screening or hedging plant.
The stems have small, green leaves, and the plants produce clusters of white flowers. During fall and winter, the plants produce berries that may be bright orange, red, or yellow. Birds are often attracted to the plant to eat the berries. The Flaming Katy or Kalanchoe blossfeldiana is most commonly used as a potted plant in gardens. The main cultivar is known as Federation Star. The entire plant is covered in small, soft, white hairs that give it its texture, and the plant can be a large plant or small shrub.
The Flax Flower is native to areas of California, and it is a small plant belonging to the species Linumlewsii. The plant produces small flowers that are pale blue and roughly an inch and a half in width. The flowers bloom from the bottom of the plant upward, and the plant tends to lean rather than remain upright. Cornus or the Flowering Dogwood is a tree that heralds spring in well. The flowers are powderpuff blooms in white to sulfur yellow that brighten up the tree limbs.
The plant forms small fruits during the fall that are edible, commonly used in jams, and are small, red, cherry-shaped fruits. The Forget Me Not is a lovely flower that is considered an invasive weed in some areas of the United States. They produce blue, white or pink flowers. They enjoy either full sunlight or dappled sunlight, such as in beds with shelter from trees. Forsythia comes in many different species and cultivars. The plant is a deciduous shrub that typically gets to a height of two feet and a spread of four feet.
It is low maintenance and requires full sun or partial shade to do well. The flowers bloom their yellow blooms between April and May. The flower originated in tropical America and is commonly found in Mexico, Arizona and Texas. They are also known as Marvel-of-Peru and beauty-of-the-night. Some flowers are streaked in or mottled with color. Trumpet shaped flowers bloom in summer. Foxglove is also known as digitalis. These plants may self-seed, so you might get more than you expected the following years. They have tall spires with richly colored flowers, and they will grow under most growing conditions, including dry or damp soils.
The plant is toxic and should not be consumed. The Frangipani Flower is also known as Plumeria or templetree. This plant is a tree that is a seasonal bloomer, with red and pink blooms. As a flowering tree, it is decorative and fragrant, blooming seasonally. It needs full sun. The native range of the Frangipani Flower is between Mexico and Panama. Freesias are highly regarded for their distinct fragrance and their beautiful flowers. The plants come in a range of colors, especially modern cultivars. You can find blue, mauve, purple, and pink, while wild species are typically yellow or white flowers.
They need to be sheltered when growing outside, such as in a sheltered border. The French Marigold belongs to the family of Tagetes plants. They tend to be easily grown plants, found in bright colors such as orange, red and yellow. The dwarf plants may only get 6 inches high, but tall plants get to be over 3 feet tall. They need full sunlight to grow well, and their flowers can be 3 inches across. The blooms can be bicolors, as well as red, purple, and pink. They are seasonal bloomers that do well when planted in full sun to partial shade. Overwintering them can be tricky in cooler climates and requires putting the plant into a dormant period.
Gaillardia also goes by the name Indian Blanket. This plant is a wildflower found throughout areas of the United States, including Virginia and Arizona. It is a red or yellow plant with bicolor features and generally a darker center. It needs full sunlight but will bloom from June until the first frosts of fall. Gardenias are a popular flower. They have white or ivory flowers that bloom seasonally.
They were natively from China and Japan. These plants are considered a broadleaf evergreen, and they need partial shade. The flowers are prized because they are fragrant and showy, and when cut, they make an excellent cut flower for your display. The Gazania plant is often brightly colored plant. You may find it in colors such as red to pastel pink.
The flowers have an eye that is a contrasting color. Gazania flowers bloom throughout the summer, but the flowers do not do well as a cut flower. The Geranium is also known as the cranesbill plant. This flower is a hardy perennial that tends to flower for a long period of time. Dwarf species may be 6 inches tall, while other geraniums get to be around 39 inches tall. Flowers may develop in a variety of shades, including violet, pink, and rose. Gerbera Flowers are also referred to as transvaal daisies. These plants are seasonal bloomers, and the blooms are red, yellow, or orange, with a bronze-yellow disc in the center of the bloom. From Southern Africa, these plants do well in full sun to medium shade and are considered pretty low maintenance.
The Gladiolas or Gladiolus commonly cultivated came from South Africa, although other species and cultivars come from the Mediterranean regions and western Asia. There are around species, but most modern ones grown are hybrids. You can find them in just about any color from pink to yellow to green, and many are bicolored. Solidago or Goldenrod is a plant that can form large colonies of these bright yellow flowers. The plants come in different heights, which may make a difference in your garden.
They need full sunlight to grow well, so the gardens that you plant them in should not have shade over the areas you want your Goldenrods to grow. The Muscari or Grape Hyacinth is an easy to grow plant that features blue flowers. Some like the Plumosum variety are feathery. Some even have pale blue flowers at the top of the spike and dark blue at the bottom, providing a lovely contrast in your garden. These plants grow from bulbs, which should be divided every 4 to 5 years. The Guzmania species are a large group of plants with only a few terrestrial species.
The plants have beautiful rosettes that have satiny foliage. Many modern examples have been hybridized with vrieseas. Plants may grow to be more than three feet wide, and leaves may be green or have patterns like stripes. The plant produces toothed leaves, with red or white blossoms formed. Orange or red berries are produced that attract birds to the Hawthorn. They flower best when planted in an area of full sunlight. Scottish Heather is a broadleaf evergreen plant. The heather flower blooms are a rose to purplish pink color, and the plant grows well in full sun to partial shade. This plant does not do well in high heat and humidity climates. Hebe is also known as the New Zealand lilac, an evergreen shrub that tends to sprawl when it grows.
The plant produces a display of lavender blue flowers during the spring and summer. Regular pruning is not needed for these plants. Helenium, or the sneezeweed, flowers from late summer to the middle of fall. It is an herbaceous perennial. There are a variety of cultivars that produce flowers in bright golden, orange-red, and copper-red blooms. The Helichrysum is also known as the strawflower. Dwarf varieties grow about 6 inches high, while taller varieties can be two feet high. These plants produce double blooms oftentimes, and the petals feel like straw, hence the name. The flowers can be dried easily and can be used in flower arrangements. The Heliotrope plant also goes by the name of cherry pie.
A Peruvian shrub, the plant has soft stems and often needs to be protected during the winter by overwintering it in a greenhouse. The flower blossoms are mauve to purple and have a vanilla fragrance, with the plant blooming between summer and fall. Hellebores go by other names, such as the Lenten or Christmas rose, as they flower in mid-winter or early spring. Different species have different colored blooms, with such examples as lime-green flowers or mottled color flowers. The perennials tend to be evergreens and most prefer to remain undisturbed when planted. Hibiscus is a shrub-type plant that is deciduous and blooms in the late summer.
The flowers can be single or double, and the colorways include white, pink, blue and purple. These are long-lived plants, and they tend to be rather hardy. Unlike many shrubs that spend several years developing, the Hibiscus flowers early in its development. Holly, which belongs to the genus Ilex, is an evergreen that comes in many cultivars. The leaves tend to be dark green, glossy, and spiny. The plants produce scarlet or orange berries. This should be pruned especially in late winter in order to maintain the shrub or it will grow into a tree. The Hollyhock is also known by its scientific name, Alcearosea. The plant produces blooms that are white, pink, and red, depending on the cultivar.
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