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Native Plant Synoptic Garden
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Phlox diffusa- Large lavender blossoms form on needle foliage plant (Ross, 1988).
(Photo above: TAMU Herbarium)
‘Goat Rocks Pink’- Pink flowering form that makes compact mats (Mt. Tahoma
Nursery, 2004).
Phlox hendersonii- White to pale blue blossoms form on a dense mounding plant (Kruckenberg,
1992).
Phlox hoodii var. canescens - Dense and hairy foliage produce single white fragrant blossoms
(Dusek, 2004).
Phyllodoce empetriformis- Dwarf growing shrub with red-purple blooms in late spring
(Mentheny, 1991).
(Photo from: TAMU Herbarium)
Phyllodoce aleutica ssp. glanduliflora (P. caerula x P. glanduliflora)
‘Flora Slack’- Prostrate growing shrub with violet-red flowers (Mt. Tahoma Nursery,
2004).
Phyllodoce X intermedia (P. empetriformis x P. glanduliflora)
‘Anna Barbara’- White flowered form (Mentheny, 1991)
‘Drummondii’- Dark purple flowers (Mentheny, 1991).
Potentilla fruiticosa- Generally found in montane areas of the state. Bright yellow flowers light
screen areas of the mountains. Grows to a height of 1.5’.
‘Cascade Cushion’- Dwarf form that flowers a rich yellow (Mt. Tahoma Nursery,
2004).