Aquilegia alpina 1qtAquilegia hybrid 'Alpina' alpine Columbine has pretty, nodding flowers that are usually deep blue, but can be white or light blue also. Leaves resemble grayish buttercup foliage as they unfurl, perfectly formed from the base. Great for cut floral display and also attracts hummingbirds. Blooms: May June Light: Part shade Soil: well drained, moist garden soil Spacing: 15" Height at maturity: 12 18" Zones: 3 8 Images are used for general reference only.

Note on form: may show a single trunk or twisted trunk

this tree has attractive thick and round leaves

change to chartreuse

Good in borders

also called "Laurel Fig" or "Laurel Rubber"

Rhipsalis pilocarpa

Zone: 4 - 8

is not only a tongue twister but it is also a really cool thick stemmed succulent plant

yellow or purple

Note: this Begonia is likely to shed some leaves after a change in environment

At once crisp and sultry

Hoya carnosa 'Krinkle' is a climber that has waxy thick green leaves with dimples on twisting stems