Plant of the Week – November 8
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Plant of the Week – November 8

Posted November 08, 2010 16:00h in Plant of the Week by

Hamamelis vernalis 'Red Imp' JWC (3)

Hamamelis vernalis ‘Red Imp’, found near Cornell Science and Engineering Library, is a native to Ozark Plateau in central North America. photo credit: J. Coceano

Cyclamen coum Christmas Tree form JWC

Cyclamen coum (Christmas tree form), growing in Harry Wood Garden, is a hardy cyclamen that enjoys a shady spot under conifers and broadleaves. photo credit: J. Coceano

Bignonia capreolata 'Atrosanguinea' JWC (2)

Bignonia capreolata ‘Atrosanguinea’, growing on Science Center wall, is a native vine of the southeastern United States enjoyed by hummingbirds. photo credit: J. Coceano

Lindera obtusiloba JWC

Showcasing golden, yellow fall color in the Terry Shane Teaching Garden, Lindera obtusiloba is a multi-stemmed, slow growing, deciduous shrub reaching  10-20 feet. photo credit: J. Coceano

Josh Coceano
jcocean1@swarthmore.edu
1Comment
  • Aubree Cherie
    Posted at 06:20h, 09 November Reply

    Great photos! I love fall foliage and plants that stand out in autumn, it’s my favorite time of year.

    (‘Red Imp’ is such a fun cultivar name)

    ~Aubree

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