Huge green leaves and bright orange flowers will give your garden a tropical look.

The large leaves are divided between apple green and dark chocolate. The flowers range from solid yellow to solid red with many variations in between.

A lovely creamy white form.

Large green leaves and almost white flowers.

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

Upright green leaves and buttercream-yellow flowers.

Narrow variegated leaves of white, cream and green. Salmon flowers.

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

8 – 12″ long spikes of interesting bright yellow flowers emerging from black buds on a tall well branched plant. The foliage smells like popcorn when crushed.

Graceful, profuse waves of rose-pink flowers shading to silver at the base. Great fresh or dried cut flower. Midsummer to fall bloom.

Arching branches covered in fragrant white flowers, most fragrant in the evening.

Tight mat of succulent toothed foliage with fluffy bright yellow flowers.

Burgundy leaves with a metallic silver sheen and markings. Us in a hanging basket or provide support.

Strongly fragrant blooms produce strange fruits looking like fingered hands.

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.

Lavender and white corkscrew-shaped flowers that are very fragrant on this twining vine.

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

Bright orange foliage streaked with gold.

Velvety red leaves are centered and edged with gold.

Green foliage is heavily veined and edged in burgundy.

A distinctive coleus with slender burgundy fern-shaped leaves, edged with gold ruffles.

Lacy edged gold foliage with a red margin.

Lacy edged foliage of the most brilliant magenta.

Scalloped edged deep red leaves.

Bright lime leaves with a wide brick-red edge.

Beautiful russet orange foliage. Deer/drought resistant.

Shiny, cupped olive-green foliage on purple stems.

Huge leaves with bright white veining. Fragrant white flowers.

Deep green leaves with a bright red stem.

Large creamy-white markings on bright green leaves.

This fun flower looks just like a pleated cupcake liner! Attracts bees & butterflies

A new Cosmos with striped and ruffled petals of purple & white on strong stems making it a great cut flower. It branches well and when regularly deadheaded will send out a nonstop display all summer. Drought tolerant Attracts bees, butterflies and lady bugs

An interesting succulent with powdery-silver gray-green leaves, round initially then becoming flat and multi-pronged.

Overlapping, upright, succulent gray leaves form small “towers”.

Thick silver-blue foliage that is stacked along the stem. Clusters of pink flowers at the ends of stems appear from winter to spring.

Tubular succulent foliage is tipped in red and grows on upright trunks.  Looks like some bizarre underwater creature.

Wavy succulent foliage forms a compact mound. Leaves are bluish-grey with dark green dots and purple edges.

What a cool plant!  Gray-green, succulent, sickle-shaped leaves alternate in a tight clump.

Succulent triangular leaves are edged in cream to pink and form small upright stacks.

Their leaves are usually bright green with small, dark speckles across the surface. The thick, fleshy leaves feature intricate dark green or blackish-green patterns of vibrant bright lime green or yellow bands.

Bright orange, 1”-2″ tubular flowers that hummingbirds love.  Blooms through the heat of the summer.

Covered all season with delicate orange flowers that have yellow faces and purple ears. Attracts hummingbirds

Large, cherry-red, winged flowers through the summer are attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds.

True-blue, forget-me-not flowers on branching stems.

Miniature, palm tree-looking rosettes. Foliage is green splashed with an uneven silver streaking. Moist to wet soil.

This showy cultivar has dark purple foliage and single red 4″ flowers through the summer. Store the roots in a frost free location over the winter.

Another dark foliage form with deep red peony flowers. 

Single to semi-double pink flowers shot through with streaks of lemon yellow. Attracts butterflies Good cut flower