Eastern Redbud Eastern RedbudCercis canadensis
Small spring-flowering tree with strong seasonal interest and useful understory scale.
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Plant Library
Build a plant palette around what you want the landscape to do.
Use the library to explore plants by sun, water needs, system layer and useful traits. It is designed as a practical Oklahoma reference—not a shopping cart.
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Eastern Redbud 
Yaupon Holly Yaupon HollyIlex vomitoria
Evergreen structure with caffeinated leaves traditionally used for tea; adaptable once established.
Purple Coneflower Purple ConeflowerEchinacea purpurea
Long-blooming perennial valued for pollinators, seedheads and a naturalistic garden character.
Little Bluestem Little BluestemSchizachyrium scoparium
Warm-season native grass with upright texture, excellent drought tolerance and fall color.
Wild Bergamot Wild BergamotMonarda fistulosa
Aromatic native perennial that supports pollinators and fits meadow, herb and cottage-style plantings.
Maximilian Sunflower Maximilian SunflowerHelianthus maximiliani
Tall late-season native sunflower that brings strong fall color and wildlife value.
American Plum American PlumPrunus americana
Native small tree or thicket-forming shrub offering spring bloom, habitat and edible fruit.
American Beautyberry American BeautyberryCallicarpa americana
Loose native shrub known for vivid purple berry clusters and wildlife value.
Thornless Blackberry Thornless BlackberryRubus spp.
Productive cane fruit that works well where harvest access and trellising can be planned intentionally.
Oregano OreganoOriganum vulgare
Durable culinary herb with pollinator-friendly flowers and strong performance in sunny, well-drained beds.
Bronze Fennel Bronze FennelFoeniculum vulgare
Tall aromatic herb with fine bronze foliage; useful for culinary gardens and beneficial insects.
Creeping Phlox Creeping PhloxPhlox subulata
Low spring-blooming groundcover for edges, slopes and rockier planting conditions.
No plants match those filters yet. Try widening one of the selections.
Representative plant photography is used while the Organix image library is being built. Plant names and horticultural notes identify the intended species; some photos are illustrative rather than species-specific.
How to Use the Library
A starting point for better plant conversations.
Plant performance depends on actual soil, drainage, exposure, irrigation and maintenance—not just a tag on a card. The library helps narrow possibilities before site-specific selections are made.
Primary System Layer
Each plant is assigned one primary structural layer so mixed plantings can be designed with clearer vertical organization.
Useful Traits
Native, edible, medicinal and pollinator tags help identify plants that can provide value beyond appearance.
Organix Notes
As the library grows, firsthand observations and selective Organix Recommended flags will be added where experience supports them.
Growing Resource
This is the foundation of a much larger library.
The first version focuses on a curated starter group. Future entries can expand into mature size, bloom and harvest windows, soil preferences, drought tolerance, companion roles, landscape uses and related Organix projects.
Need a Planting Plan?
Plant lists work best when they start with the site.
Tell us what you want the landscape to look like, produce or support and we can help turn those goals into a practical plant palette.