Hibiscus-like large lemon-yellow flowers with dark purple throats.

Dangling orange bells over green and gold mottled maple-like foliage on a well-branched plant.

An upright grower with soft, dangling double pink bell flowers over maple-like foliage.

Arching, lacy, narrow fronds root at the tips. Evergreen in mild climates, new growth has a pink tint.

Dark burgundy rosettes of succulent foliage.  Great for hot sunny containers.

Light green rosettes of succulent foliage tipped with red.  Grows on short trunks.

Succulent foliage rosettes are variegated in pink, orange and green.

Spikes of rose pink flowers through the summer attract many insect pollinators and hummingbirds.

Super floriferous series from Terra Nova Nursery.  This variety with pale orange to rose spikes on tight mounds of scented foliage.  Possible Zone 5 hardiness?

Super floriferous series from Terra Nova Nursery.  This variety with dense spikes of hot coral pink flowers.

Super floriferous cultivar with spikes of bright orange flowers. An intro from Terra Nova Nursery listed as hardy to Zone 5.  We’re still going to list under annuals till we know this for sure.

Super floriferous series from Terra Nova Nursery.  This variety with dense spikes of yellow flowers.

A tall-growing, free-flowering ageratum with medium blue flowers that are excellent cutting.

Large, fluffy white clusters of flowers are excellent for cutting. Well-branched plants are also showy in the garden and attract pollinators.

Rosettes of thick, succulent foliage are dotted with white and edged with pink to red.

Thick succulent foliage speckled with white to pink bumps even along the edges.

Thick succulent green foliage is heavily speckled with white.

The first red Angelonia!  Large flowers on sturdy spikes, well-branched and floriferous.

Spikes of blue and white larkspur-like flowers on sturdy stems.

Spikes of white larkspur-like flowers on sturdy stems.

Spikes of large, dark purple larkspur-like flowers on sturdy stems.  A well-branched and floriferous cultivar.

A lovely trailer with heart-shaped succulent foliage edged in cream topped with bright pink, daisy flowers.

Large tropical-looking tripartite foliage with large, maroon striped spathes in early summer.  Easy to overwinter the bulbs.

Clusters of small red-orange flowers tipped with yellow.  Blooms through the summer and attracts butterflies, bees and hummingbirds.  Sap is poisonous.

Abundant large white snowflake flowers on trailing stems all summer. Heat tolerant. Excellent in hanging baskets.

Large, pebbled olive green leaves have lighter veins and red undersides.

A spreading variety covered with dangling white bells on red stems through the summer.

A semi-trailing Begonia boliviensis hybrid with bright orange bell-shaped blooms.

Large, dangling salmon-pink bells on a spreading plant. Excellent in hanging baskets.

Creamy white bells with yellow stamens dangle from pink stems on a spreading plant. Attractive serrated green foliage.

A golden-leaved form of B. ‘Dragon Wings’!  Bright red flowers over chartreuse foliage. Just as easy to grow. Mounding habit.

Shiny dark green leaves smothered in large red blooms.

A cross between Begonia boliviensis and B. tuberosa with profuse, large double pink flowers dangling from a wide-spreading plant.  Easy to grow and heat tolerant.

A new semi-trailing, vigorous B. boliviensis hybrid covered with dark red flowers through the summer over dark foliage.

A new vigorous, semi-trailing B. boliviensis hybrid covered with dangling orange-red bell flowers through the summer.

Large rounded succulent leaves are covered with fine white hairs. Clusters of small white fragrant flowers emerge on tall stems.

Large, 3 inch yellow daisy-shaped blooms throughout the summer on a trailing plant.  Heat and drought tolerant.

Small, blue star-shaped flowers with a central white blotch.  Blooms through the summer.

Small, white star-shaped flowers on an upright plant.  Blooms through the summer.

Covered with hundreds of small, petunia-like blossoms, heavy blooming and self-cleaning. Fast-growing and easy. Comes in a wide range of colors.

Silver leafless and jointed stems are semi-cascading to 10”.  An unusual texture for containers.  From Australia.

Small orange orchid-like flowers. Deep purple lance-shaped foliage.

Deep orange flowers above wild green and gold heavily striped foliage.

Tangerine orange flowers over foliage heavily striped with yellow, orange, pink and red.

Narrow copper-colored blades provide interest in containers.  Will overwinter in Vermont with adequate snow cover. 

Large, felty, white pinnately dissected leaves make an excellent accent.

Large panicles of bicolor blue and white winged flowers all summer on an evergreen shrub.

Large clusters of flaming orange-red florets over strap-like foliage. Blooms in early spring and needs a cool period to bloom.  Drought-tolerant.

Clear yellow flowers on a vigorous plants.

Bright pink to red foliage with touches of gold. Medium to large upright grower.