No fall garden should be without these petite Heirloom violas or, as they're.

Aug 11, In this section: American Beech / Fagus grandifolia American Holly / Ilex opaca American Yellowwood / Cladrastis kentukea Bald Cypress / Taxodium distichum Black Gum or Tupelo / Nyssa sylvatica Black Walnut / Juglans nigra Chestnut Oak / Quercus prinus Eastern Hemlock / Tsuga canadensis Eastern Red. Dec 02, Violas. The simple yet eye-catching blossoms of plants in the Viola genus, a division of the family Violaceae, are mostly native to temperate areas of Pansies. Snapdragons.

Dusty Miller. Decorative Cabbages & Kales. Mar 05, Here in Georgia, Sasanquas generally bloom in November and December and the Japonicas in January and February so if you have both varieties in your garden, you can see color all winter long.

This Sasanqua is in a spot where it has to be pruned to control its growth. Jun 06, Ornamental Grasses. Chasmanthium latifolium / UPLAND SEA OATS. Georgia's Hardy Zone: entire state. Texture: fine. Height:".

In all actuality, though, we think Southern gardens really show their true colors in fall.

Spread:". Panicle Length: 8". Cortaderia selloana / PAMPAS GRASS. Cortaderia selloana 'Nana' / DWARF PAMPAS GRASS. Elymus glaucus / BLUE WILD RYE. Panicum virgatum. An evergreen flowering shrub for the south.

Shade tolerant camellia bushes have either fall or spring flowers and shiny, deep green leaves. There are both dwarf small varieties as well as large. Larger may be tree formed or used as bonsai. Favorite choices of our Georgian friends are the Bicolor Stump grinding tupelo ms Bush (a phenomenal lure to pollinators), the New Dawn Climbing Rose (with its gorgeous blooms), and the Frost Proof Gardenia (a spectacular blossom that must be seen to be believed).

Sep 23, The shiny, dark green leaves turn yellow in the fall. Summersweet clethra is a great choice for the shrub border, along lakes and streams or on the edge of the woods. Be sure to include some flowers and fragrance in your summer shrubhauling.barted Reading Time: 3 mins.

Our native landscape is the inspiration for this guide to native plants for Georgia gardens.

Lantana is a fall-blooming favorite that will reward you handsomely with abundant flowers and plenty of color this season. Thrill, fill, and spill your containers with it, Author: Michelle Darrisaw.