Thankfully, there’s no shortage of flowering plants that fit the description “tall and spiky.” Here are some ... in many different colors, including white, pink, purple and yellow.

I'd like to grow some tall, spiky-flowering plants, preferably perennials this ... One more native, these are also summer bloomers (white, pink, lavender, bicolor) that grow mostly in the 3 ...

White flowering shrubs help to accentuate the other flower colors in your garden. A white shrub will also keep your landscape ...

Kidneywood (Eysenhardtia orthocarpa) is another underused native plant. The tree grows up to 15 feet tall and has spikes of fragrant small white flowers that are great for pollinators. Arizona ...

A garden expert tells us how to create the illusion of a larger garden in your small outdoor space – starting with choosing the right plants.

For contrast in our gardens we often need tall spiky plants to say ... unbranched plant with white, pink, or pale blue flowers. Again I usually use cages as the wind can bend the entire clump.

tall and sturdy flowers; or (d) flowers surrounded by strong, stiff, or spiky foliage...." Better stock up on that Eryngium, girls. Plant any and all species in this architectural genus in full ...

Tall, spiky plants provide a fluid or a more permanent ... but who could argue with a 12-foot stalk topped with white lilies whose heavy perfume carries throughout the garden?

a tall spiky plant will do the job. One of my favorites is the old fashioned "Hollyhock" that can reach 5 to 9 feet high. Flowers start at the bottom and move up from summer to fall in nearly any ...

When browsing plants at a nursery ... Perhaps the best thing about tall bellflower is that they are a less problematic alternative to other popular spiky biennials. For instance, the common ...