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Perennials - R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z (on this page) SYMBOLS:
RODGERSIA (Rodger's Flower or Featherleaf) Excellent plant for partially shaded moist areas. They will tolerate more sun with adequate moisture. Zone: 4 - 8
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RUDBECKIA (Black-Eyed Susan) is native and very easy to naturalize. All have yellow daisy like flowers with dark cone-shaped centers. Excellent for mass color display in the sunny border.
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S SALVIA (Meadow Sage) is a very floriferous plant for the sunny border. Flowers are long-lasting and plants will usually rebloom of deadheaded or sheared back after flowering. Somewhat drought tolerant. Zone: 3- 9
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SCABIOSA (Pincushion Flower) Everblooming plants for the sunny border. Plants require well-drained soil and do not like having wet feet over winter. Very heat tolerant. Zone: 4 - 9
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SEDUM (Stonecrop) is a very hardy perennial with succulent foliage and colorful terminal flower clusters. Most are very heat and drought tolerant, and will grow in almost any soil in a sunny location. Taller types usually bloom late summer into early fall, while other shorter ground cover types tend to bloom early summer into summer. Zone 3 - 9
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SEMPERVIVUM (Hen & Chicks) Very low-growing rosette- forming succulent plants. Very drought and heat tolerant, requires excellent drainage. Great for miniature gardens, rock gardens, or assorted patio pottery.
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T TRADESCANTIA (Spiderwort) Forms clumps of narrow-grass-like foliage with terminal flower clusters on tall stems. Flowers open gradually over a long period beginning early summer. Zone: 3 - 9
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U UVULARIA (Bellwort, Merry Bells) Plants do well under the shade of Oaks, Beeches and other deciduous trees. Require moderately moist and loamy soil.
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V VERONICA (Speedwell) Clump forming perennial for the sunny border. Most are relatively compact and have upright habit with well-branched flower spikes. Very floriferous with little maintenance. Deahhead for repeat bloom. Zone: 4 - 8
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VIOLA (Tufted Violet) Low mounding plants with heart-shaped leaves and small pansy-like flowers. Excellent for the shady border or naturalizing in moist woodland areas. Zone: 4 - 8
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W WISTERIA Wonderful woody vine valued for its dangling floral displays. Well suited for arbors or pergolas. Zone:3 - 9
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Y YUCCA is a widely grown ornamental plants in the garden.
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