Sharon Torello

  • Dicentra eximia

    2007 – Wild Bleeding Heart Wild bleeding heart is named for its heart-shaped flower that appears as if there is a drop of blood forming at its base.  It is […]

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  • Lobelia cardinalis

    2006 – Cardinal Flower Cardinal flower is recognized by its striking spires of red summer flowers contrasted with the dark green leaves. They grow best in moist, fertile, humus-rich soil […]

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  • Polystichum acrostichoides

    2005 – Christmas Fern The Christmas fern is a lovely, evergreen fern that offers year-round interest.  It provides a bit of deep green color on gloomy winter days and the […]

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  • Tiarella cordifolia

    2004 – Foam Flower Tiarella is a spectacular native plant that gets its common name from the white, foamy-looking flowers. It is an easily grown perennial that can be used […]

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  • Pachysandra procumbens

    2003 – Allegheny Spurge Allegheny spurge, our native pachysandra, has many exceptional features that set it apart from the more familiar Asian pachysandras.  One of the main differences can be […]

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