Plants We Love

This gaura has better cold hardiness and a more robust habit than most. It lives up to the Greek origin of the genus name: gauros, superb…

It has late, long bloom period (August and September), spectacular flowers, and great foliage. Can be grown as an annual, biennial, or short-lived perennial…

This zinnia is florist quality for the cutting garden, with long-stemmed blossoms…

Grow in full sun. They are heavy feeders and under heat and sun need copious amounts of water. They can be held in a dormant state in basements or heated garages through the winter…

The Flamenco series features a collection of vigorous, well-branched, large-flowered, and continuously blooming Cuphea. The flower size turns heads, and the heat tolerance is unsurpassed…

Keep it cool and moist as it is in its Tibetan homeland. Also, note that the flower color changes with light and temperature.

A vigorous growing selection that forms a full-figured upright clump. In spring, the three-foot wide emerging clumps are topped with dramatic spikes of white.

A close relative of the famous ‘Knock Out’ rose the ‘Double Knock Out’ grows in full sun with adequate moisture throughout the summer. It does not require deadheading to continue blooming and thrives in humid climates without spraying.

Blooms are tubular in shape and red with muted white throat in color. The red has a light sheen, which brings out scarlet undertones in the tube. The burgundy red stem and petioles emphasize the brighter hue of the blossoms…

As with other mountain laurel, it will do best if it is planted in bright light, with several hours or more of sun. Plant in an acid, well-drained soil and mulch with organic matter such as wood chips or pine bark…

Flowers offer a honeyed scent, nearly foot long catkins, and handsome evergreen foliage…