Plant

Powerpoint

By Tyler Hitchcock

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coneflow

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2-5 ft. stems and long-lasting,

lavender flowers. Rough, scattered leaves that

become small toward the top of the

stem. Perennial Leaf

Winter

Epip

rem

num

/poth

os

Up to 65 feet or more

Vine, Herb/ForbCommon names: Golden Pothos, Golden

Pothos Vine, Pothos,

Centipede Tongavine,

Taro Vine, Devil's IvyPerennial Hawaii native

Euonym

us

ala

tus

win

ged

euonym

us

Winged Euonymus is a

single or multistemmed

shrub that becomes 6-12'

tall at maturity. Individual leaves are 1-

2½" long and ½-1¼"

across. Typical habitats include

disturbed woodlands,

woodland borders, thickets, vacant lots,

roadsides, and fence

rows.

Perennial

Euonym

us

fort

unei c

v

Fine to medium textured, evergreen ground covers or small

shrubs, growing to a

height of 4-12 in. or 4

to 6 ft. if shrubs.Leafs l/4 to 2 inch long

Central and western

China, central Japan,

south Korea.

Tree

Fagus

sylv

ati

ca c

v/

Euro

pean b

eech

50-60 ft. tall, with a spread of 35-45 ft.

Bark is thin, smooth, bluish to whitish-gray but slightly darker in color than F. grand folia.

Fall color is golden brown

Tree

Fest

uca

spp./

fe

scue

Cool humid Cool semiarid The best cool-season grasses

for dry, shaded areas; often

mixed with Kentucky

bluegrasses and perennial

ryegrasses fordry, shaded

areas. Well-drained, droughty,

infertile, acid soil; light to

moderate shade

Ficu

s B

enja

min

Ficus Benjamin is the

houseplant It is best to keep this

Ficus in an area where

it will not receive a lot

of DIRECT sunlight 62-80°F (17-27°C)

Min: 40°F (4°C)

Tree