Flowers of Japanese Barberry
Japanese Barberry is an invasive deciduous shrub and grows full sun to shade area and grows on almost any type of soil. The red berries of Japanese Barberry are preferred by birds and the seeds are carried by them. Japanese Barberry reaches 1.2m (4 feet) height and width and forms colony. This shrub has numerous sharp spines on the branches.
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Shrubs
Red Flowers of Painted Backeye
Painted Backeye is a deciduous shrub or small tree. Painted Backeye grows in full sun area and reaches 4.5m (15 feet) height and width. The seeds of this plant are poisonous for human so be careful if you have kids and plant this shrub in your yard.
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Flowers
Lamb's Ear
This fuzzy leaves plant is Lamb’s Ear. Lamb’s Ear is planted for the sake of this fuzziness and used as ground cover.
This perennial plant has strong invasive tendency by spreading seeds profusely so you need special attention when planning to plant Lamb’s Ear.
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Heteroptyrus
Heteroptyrus grows up to 2m (6.5 feet) and has flowers in summer season. As you can see, Heteroptyrus looks like having two types of flowers. Actually the red ones are its seeds
Flower of Cantaloupe Melon
This is a Cantaloupe Melon’s flower. Last year I planted this melon, I ate some, and I left a few of them in my yard. And from those left melons’ seeds they grew and had some flowers in this year even though they are not growing well.
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