Once planted, woodland phlox needs little maintenance. In spring, after the flowers have completed their bloom, you can divide the plants if they need more room or if you want to start growing ...

The tiny, bell-shaped flowers appear in late spring in white, light blue, blue-violet, or pink. Wood hyacinth is poisonous and can cause skin irritation when touched by sensitive individuals. It ...

Wild geranium (Geranium maculatum) is a native, clump-forming perennial occurring in woodlands. Five-petaled, saucer-shaped ...

If you have an area with moist, well-drained soil and maybe trees or shrubs, you can have your own little woodland garden in the spring. You’ll want soil with an acidic pH (pH <6.8) and lighting ...

These tall, blue or white flower stalks will be the talk of the town. Delphinium prefer well-drained soils and full sun. You’ll need to stake the blooms because they’re so heavy; the weight of ...

Blue woodland phlox is my favorite for sun/part shade. The plant itself is low-growing and spreads rapidly; in the spring it sends up lovely purplish-blue flowers on slender stalks that “dance ...

This flower is common in the northeastern U.S. and Canada, and its petals are white or light pink and striped with a darker pink. Spring Beauties grow up to about 4 to 12 inches tall and thin ...

'Little Volcano' 'Little Volcano' would round out a tall threesome. A graceful, semi-deciduous shrub, it's showered with rosy-wine flowers in fall and can surprise gardeners with spring blooms. It ...

AT FIRST GLANCE, blue is everywhere in our Pacific Northwest corner of the natural world — bluebird skies, rivers, lakes and saltwater surround us. However, in the world of flowering plants ...

Blue Star Amsonia is a native North American sun plant that forms dense masses of erect stems to about 3-feet tall, topped with sky blue flowers in spring.