This page gathers the plant profiles on Bosquelle in one place. You can look something up by name, or start from the conditions in your garden — light, soil, hardiness zone, and the kind of plant you have room for.
If you already know the plant, use the A–Z genus list. If you are still choosing, the browse sections below are usually the clearer path. Care guides grouped by plant — grow, prune, plant, harvest — live on Guide Series.
Browse plants by genus (A–Z)
Genera with published plants are grouped by first letter. Open a genus to scan its species and cultivars, then read the plant profile for care details.
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- Abelia
- Abies
- Abutilon
- Acacia
- Acanthus
- Acer
- Achillea
- Acoelorrhaphe
- Aconitum
- Acorus
- Actaea
- Actinidia
- Adenium
- Adiantum
- Aeonium
- Aesculus
- Agapanthus
- Agastache
- Agave
- Ageratum
- Aglaonema
- Ajuga
- Albizia
- Alcea
- Alchemilla
- Allium
- Alocasia
- Aloe
- Alstroemeria
- Amaranthus
- Amelanchier
- Amsonia
- Anaphalis
- Anemone
- Angelonia
- Anigozanthos
- Antennaria
- Anthemis
- Anthriscus
- Aquilegia
- Araucaria
- Arbutus
- Arctostaphylos
- Arctotis
- Argyranthemum
- Arisaema
- Armeria
- Aronia
- Artemisia
- Arum
- Aruncus
- Asarum
- Asclepias
- Asplenium
- Aster
- Astilbe
- Astrantia
- Astrophytum
- Athyrium
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C
- Caesalpinia
- Caladium
- Calamagrostis
- Calanthe
- Calendula
- Calibrachoa
- Callicarpa
- Callistemon
- Calluna
- Caltha
- Calycanthus
- Camassia
- Camellia
- Campanula
- Campsis
- Canna
- Capsicum
- Carex
- Carya
- Caryopteris
- Castanea
- Catalpa
- Cattleya
- Ceanothus
- Cedrus
- Celosia
- Centaurea
- Cephalocereus
- Ceratostigma
- Cercis
- Chaenomeles
- Chamaecyparis
- Chamaerops
- Chelone
- Chimonanthus
- Chionodoxa
- Choisya
- Chrysanthemum
- Cirsium
- Cistus
- Citrus
- Clematis
- Cleome
- Clerodendrum
- Clethra
- Clivia
- Coccothrinax
- Colchicum
- Colocasia
- Convallaria
- Convolvulus
- Copernicia
- Cordyline
- Coreopsis
- Cornus
- Cortaderia
- Corydalis
- Corylopsis
- Cosmos
- Cotinus
- Cotoneaster
- Crassula
- Crataegus
- Crinum
- Crocosmia
- Crocus
- Cucurbita
- Cuphea
- Cupressus
- Cycas
- Cyclamen
- Cylindropuntia
- Cymbidium
- Cyperus
- Cypripedium
- Cyrtostachys
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- Pachysandra
- Paeonia
- Panicum
- Papaver
- Paphiopedilum
- Parthenocissus
- Passiflora
- Pelargonium
- Pennisetum
- Penstemon
- Pentas
- Peperomia
- Persicaria
- Petunia
- Phacelia
- Phaius
- Phalaenopsis
- Phaseolus
- Philadelphus
- Philodendron
- Phlomis
- Phlox
- Phormium
- Phygelius
- Phyllostachys
- Physalis
- Physocarpus
- Picea
- Pieris
- Pilea
- Pinus
- Pittosporum
- Platycodon
- Plumbago
- Plumeria
- Polemonium
- Polygonatum
- Polypodium
- Polystichum
- Populus
- Portulaca
- Potentilla
- Primula
- Prunus - Flowering Cherry Tree
- Prunus - Fruit Tree
- Pulmonaria
- Pulsatilla
- Punica
- Pyracantha
- Pyrus
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S
- Sabal
- Salix
- Salvia
- Sambucus
- Sanguisorba
- Santolina
- Sarcococca
- Sarracenia
- Saxifraga
- Scabiosa
- Schisandra
- Schizachyrium
- Scilla
- Sedum
- Sempervivum
- Senecio
- Sequoia
- Sequoiadendron
- Serenoa
- Silene
- Silphium
- Sisyrinchium
- Solanum
- Solenostemon
- Solidago
- Sorbus
- Spiraea
- Stachys
- Stachyurus
- Stipa
- Strelitzia
- Streptocarpus
- Styrax
- Syagrus
- Symphoricarpos
- Symphytum
- Syringa
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Browse by plant form
These are garden forms — trees, shrubs, perennials, flower bulbs, ornamental grasses, ferns, succulents, aquatic plants. Start with the shape that fits your space, then narrow by light and soil.
Aquatic plants82 plants
Flower bulbs651 plants
Ferns71 plants
Ornamental grasses210 plants
Perennials2,092 plants
Shrubs578 plants
Succulents572 plants
Trees306 plants
Browse by hardiness zone
Hardiness zones describe how cold a winter a plant usually survives. If you do not know your USDA zone yet, start with Find Your USDA Hardiness Zone, then use the cards below to browse plants.
Zone 2569 plants
Zone 32,828 plants
Zone 44,752 plants
Zone 56,436 plants
Zone 67,151 plants
Zone 77,723 plants
Zone 88,034 plants
Zone 96,327 plants
Zone 103,617 plants
Zone 112,608 plants
Zone 12369 plants
Zone 1321 plants
Browse by growing conditions
Light, water, drainage, and foliage habit — the site conditions that often decide whether a planting settles or struggles.
Sun requirement
Match plants to the light your bed actually gets through the day.
Water need
How thirsty a plant stays once established — not how often you watered it in the first week.
Soil drainage
How water leaves the root zone after rain. Many “drought” failures are really wet feet in winter.
Leaf persistence
Evergreen keeps winter form; deciduous opens light and shows bark or berries.
Browse by soil
Two separate questions: chemistry (pH) and texture (type). Acid-loving shrubs fail in alkaline chalk even when drainage looks fine.
Soil pH
Soil type
Browse by garden type
Plants gathered by the kind of garden you are trying to make — cottage, coastal, gravel, formal, modern, and the rest.
City and Courtyard2,622 plants
Coastal1,302 plants
Cutting Garden396 plants
Formal Garden13 plants
Gravel and Rock Garden1,470 plants
Informal and Cottage4,589 plants
Japanese Garden139 plants
Mediterranean Garden1,117 plants
Modern Garden58 plants
Prairie and Meadow1,420 plants
Traditional Garden1,145 plants
Browse by planting place
Where the plant needs to work: borders, slopes, pots, hedges, rain gardens, underplanting.
Arbors444 plants
Banks And Slopes934 plants
Beds And Borders8,046 plants
Bog Gardens432 plants
Edging1,404 plants
Ground Covers1,556 plants
Hanging Baskets357 plants
Hedges And Screens1,351 plants
Pathways42 plants
Patio And Containers5,686 plants
Ponds And Streams755 plants
Rain Gardens518 plants
Small Gardens985 plants
Underplanting Roses And Shrubs896 plants
Wall-Side Borders1,117 plants
Walls And Fences395 plants
Water Gardens247 plants
Browse by season and bloom month
Season pages show plants that earn their keep in spring, summer, fall, or winter. Bloom-month pages help when you need colour in a specific month.
Season of interest
Early spring2,950 plants
Early summer7,024 plants
Fall6,405 plants
Late spring6,027 plants
Late summer7,142 plants
Mid spring4,091 plants
Mid summer7,223 plants
Spring6,699 plants
Summer8,670 plants
Winter2,601 plants
Bloom month
April1,651 plants
August1,763 plants
December26 plants
February207 plants
January98 plants
July2,173 plants
June2,007 plants
March723 plants
May1,955 plants
November85 plants
October574 plants
September1,089 plants
Origin
Wild origin by continent, country, and region. Jump by letter, then open a hub for plants native to that place.
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Browse by wildlife and tolerances
Plants for bees, birds, butterflies, and hummingbirds — and plants that cope a little better with deer, drought, rabbits, or salt.
Attracts
Tolerance
Deer-resistant5,461 plants
Drought-tolerant4,193 plants
Rabbit-resistant3,464 plants
Salt-tolerant1,111 plants
