Some native plants have confusing names like Milkweed, Tickseed, Black-Eyed Susan, or Witch-hazel. Here is the history of their names and where to plant them.
I’m also a big fan of plants with misleading names, like the tulip poplar (not a tulip or a poplar) or the Jerusalem artichoke (not an artichoke or from Jerusalem)
I’m also a big fan of plants with misleading names, like the tulip poplar (not a tulip or a poplar) or the Jerusalem artichoke (not an artichoke or from Jerusalem)