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

An easy to grow lemon/mandarin orange cross that produces lots of flowers and fruit.

Shiny foliage edged in cream and fragrant white flowers. Over winter indoors as a houseplant in a sunny window.

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

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.

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.

Saturated, vivid red foliage.

Beautiful russet orange foliage. Deer/drought resistant.

Fuschia/maroon foliage with green borders. Deer/drought resistant.

Brilliant chartreuse foliage on a vigorous upright plant.

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.

Fleshy propeller-like foliage is tipped in red and purple shades and stacked in small pyramids.

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.

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

Red and yellow two-toned, tubular blooms all summer that butterflies and hummingbirds love. Drought/heat/clay tolerant

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

Bright red, tubular flowers tipped yellow all summer on an upright plant.  A hummingbird magnet.

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 flowers of brilliant orange flowers over chocolate brown foliage.

Single clear yellow flowers over bronze foliage.

Fully double, 4-6 in. wide purple-blue flowers with broad petals that fade to lavender-blue, from summer to frost.

Large, spiky gold-orange flowers on strong stems from June to Sept.

Yummy double burgundy flowers darken to almost black in the center. Stems and foliage are also dark.

Lush magenta and violet-blue blooms.

Medium pink cactus form.

Soft lilac pink double waterlily-shaped blooms are held upright on sturdy stems.

Large, yellow-centered pink flowers made up of quilled petals stand on strong stems through the summer.

Prolific bright yellow single blooms over dark foliage.

Huge 6″ double flowers on bushy plants. The seeds are very toxic.

Robust plants with large, fragrant, trumpet-shaped flowers.  This cultivar with double purple and white flowers.  Seeds are poisonous.

Mat-forming with long draping stems of silver, pubescent foliage.  Drought-tolerant.  Excellent in containers.

Ruffled blue-green rosettes take on pink tones when the weather is cool in spring and fall.

Succulent rosettes of foliage are dark maroon mottled with pink.

Small pagoda-shaped rosettes are a frosty green, sending up pinkish stems of yellow flowers spring through summer.

Succulent lanceolate foliage is tipped in red and covered in soft hairs.  Orange flowers in spring.

Bold rosettes of succulent pink-toned gray foliage.

Thick ruffled lavender-red foliage is very sculptural.  Forms a large rosette.

Blue-green ferny foliage is the perfect contrast to the rich buttery orange blooms on the poppy. The flowers are doubled up making each floret more vibrant. Deer resistant Drought tolerant Attracts bees

Bright satiny flowers come in the colors of the sunset.