Ribes lacustre. Swamp currant
Ribes lacustre. Swamp currant The Ribes lacustre, commonly known as the Swamp Currant, is a deciduous shrub that thrives in wet, marshy areas and alongside streams. Native to North America, this hardy plant grows up to 3 meters tall and produces alternate, palmately lobed leaves with a distinctively serrated edge. During late spring to early […]
Sorbus Scopulina. Cascade Mountain-Ash.
Sorbus scopulina. Cascade mountain-ash. Sorbus scopulina, commonly known as the Cascade mountain-ash, is a captivating deciduous shrub or small tree indigenous to the mountainous regions of western North America. Boasting a graceful, erect stature that can reach heights of up to 20 feet, its slender branches are adorned with pinnate leaves that turn a resplendent […]
Rosa Pisocarpa. Clustered Wild Rose.
Rosa Pisocarpa. Clustered Wild Rose. The Rosa pisocarpa, also known as the Clustered Wild Rose, is a native gem that flourishes in the wilderness with an aura of natural elegance and simplicity. This perennial shrub stretches to a moderate height and is adorned with compound leaves that dance around the slender stems, emitting a subtle […]
Shepherdia Canadensis. Buffaloberry
Shepherdia Canadensis. Buffaloberry Shepherdia canadensis, commonly known as Buffaloberry, is a deciduous shrub native to North America’s cold and temperate regions. Sporting slender, oval leaves with a silvery sheen on the underside, this resilient plant is well-suited to forests and open plains. It blossoms in spring with inconspicuous yellowish-green flowers that give way to vibrant […]
Sequoia Sempervirens. Coast redwood.
Sequoia Sempervirens. Coast redwood. Sequoia sempervirens, commonly known as the Coast Redwood, stands as one of nature’s most awe-inspiring marvels, predominantly along a narrow stretch of the western U.S. coast from southern Oregon to central California. Towering into the heavens, these majestic giants can reach astounding heights of over 350 feet, making them the tallest […]
Sambucus Racemosa V. Arborescens. Red Elder
Sambucus Racemosa V. Arborescens. Red Elder Sambucus racemosa v. arborescens, commonly called the “Red Elder,” is a captivating variant of the elder species that stands out for its distinctive characteristics. Native to temperate regions of North America, this plant often grows as a tall shrub or a small tree, reaching heights up to 4 to […]
Rubus Ursinus (Vitifolia). Trailing Blackberry.
Rubus Ursinus (Vitifolia). Trailing Blackberry. Rubus ursinus (vitifolia), commonly known as the Trailing Blackberry, is a remarkable species of flowering plant that belongs to the Rubus genus and is renowned for its succulent and delectable fruits. This low-growing perennial shrub is native to the western regions of North America, thriving in diverse habitats, from coastal […]
Sambucus Cerulea (Nigra). Blue Elderberry
Sambucus Cerulea (Nigra). Blue Elderberry The Sambucus cerulea, or blue elderberry, is a distinct variant of the Sambucus genus, embodying a striking contrast with its deep cerulean berries against a lush backdrop of serrated leaves. This deciduous shrub, more prominently found in the western regions of North America, exhibits a robust vitality, with its intricate […]
Rubus Spectabilis. Salmonberry
Rubus spectabilis. Salmonberry. Rubus spectabilis, commonly known as Salmonberry, is a vibrant and enchanting plant species that graces the Pacific Northwest region of North America with its striking presence. Named for its luscious, salmon-colored berries that adorn its arching canes in late spring and early summer, this deciduous shrub belongs to the Rubus genus within […]
Rosa Rugosa
Rosa Rugosa Rosa rugosa, colloquially known as the Japanese Rose, is a robust rose native to eastern Asia, admired for its exceptional hardiness and resilience to harsh environmental conditions. The distinct shrub unfurls itself into a spectacle of lush, wrinkled, or rugose leaves. This unique characteristic distinguishes it from other rose species, with the foliage […]