Butterfly-like light pink blooms all summer on an upright plant.  Best if not fed too heavily.  Heat and drought tolerant. May sometimes overwinter (zone 6 rated).  

Butterfly-like white blooms all summer. Best if not fed too heavily.  Heat and drought tolerant. May sometimes overwinter (zone 6).  Upright habit.

Fragrant white blooms marked with purple in late summer.  Attractive sword-like foliage. Corms easy to store in the north. Syn. Acidanthera

Bright red blooms with slightly ruffled edges in late summer. Corms are easily dug and brought inside to overwinter.

Spherical 1 inch rich-purple flower heads are both excellent cut and dried flowers. Blooms through the summer.

Spherical 1 inch hot pink flower heads tipped in yellow on strong stems are excellent cut flowers.  Forms a large, bushy plant by the end of the summer.

Easy and free-flowering with spherical 1-2 inch red flower heads that are excellent both cut and dried.

A Graptopetalum and Sedum hybrid. A bronze/pink succulent that trails as it grows. The rosettes grow tightly along the stem. Syn. Vera Higgins

We’ve rooted cuttings from a few resident ‘mother’ ivy plants- ‘Filigran’, Henriette’, and ‘Ingobert’. Treated as a houseplant or for hanging baskets. Solid green ivies are tolerant of shade, while variegated ivies prefer part sun.

Everblooming 4″ large yellow with orange-red banding; excellent cut flower. Doesn’t require deadheading; great for bees/birds/butterflies/critters, but deer resistant!

Vigorous trailer with rounded, silver, wooly leaves.

Outstanding foliage plants with 3′ branching stems and chartreuse woolly leaves.  Outstanding in mixed containers.

Deep violet fragrant flower clusters over large, dark green foliage.

Old fashioned fragrance! Light lavender with a yellow eye.

Variegated soft leaves edged in cream with dark purple stems. In late summer it produces spikes of salvia-like flowers in a sweet shade of pink.

We’ll have a selection of culinary herbs available- standards like thyme, basil, oregano, etc. plus some more uncommon varieties!

Growing into a small tree with speckled variegated heart-shaped leaves with the newest growth flushed in red.

Toothed stems are upright and trailing bearing the most unusual flowers that are star-shaped and striped with a red lifesaver candy-like center!

Fragrant white flowers with delicate very narrow petals from a central cup.  Blooms in midsummer. Glaucous strap-like foliage.  Plant will go dormant in late summer.

Prolific bright-hot pink blooms; resistant to downy mildew; thrives in part sun and shade.

Prolific white with dark eye blooms; resistant to downy mildew; thrives in part sun and shade.

Compact habit and covered in extra large dark-salmon blooms.

Deep green foliage with large pure white flowers.

Heart-shaped lime-green foliage with a more compact habit, semi-trailing to only 2 feet. More shade tolerant.

Heart-shaped leaves in shades of burgundy to copper trailing up to 2 feet. Very compact habit, great in hanging baskets. More shade tolerant.

A tropical vine, grown here as an annual from seed, with large fragrant white flowers that open in the evening.

Twining vine with pale blue trumpets that fade to a pink throat. A bright white star completes the look.

Deeply cut bright green foliage trails over the pot edge.

Lacy and feathery foliage adorn this twining vine. Bright red stars bring in the hummingbirds like crazy!

Gold foliage with bronze tints cascades over the pot edge.

A selection of Poet’s Jasmine. The intensely fragrant white flowers are worthwhile to grow as an annual here in VT! Can also be overwintered indoors. This vining climber grows quickly and blooms from early summer through fall. Self-pollinating.

The leaves grow tiny bulbils along the edges, and when they fall to the ground, they grow new plants.

Succulent, scallop-edged foliage is blue-green and variegated with cream and pink.  Orange dangling bell flowers emerge in winter.

Fuzzy, concave succulent leaves are tipped in brown.

Small toothed succulent leaves with red dots are upright to trailing. Free blooming through summer with clusters of bright pink flowers.

Large umbels of hot pink flowers centered with yellow and peach on a compact plant.  Heat and drought tolerant.

Lantanas are heat/drought tolerant and great for attracting butterflies and hummingbirds! Deep magenta-red with apricot and yellow.

Large clusters of lemon-yellow to creamy white blooms.

Large umbels of peach and yellow flowers on a compact plant.  Heat and drought tolerant.

Mounding and bushy with bright pink flowers sporting a yellow eye, as the flowers age they turn completely pink.

Large clusters of red flowers shade to orange in the center.

Upright-growing with flowers that are a combination of pink, salmon and red.

Mounding with smaller leaves and pale yellow flowers.

The ‘Lucky’ series is known for being more compact and heavier-blooming. Lavender-pink/cream/yellow flowers from late-spring through fall attract pollinators. Deer/rabbit resistant; salt/heat tolerant.

Bright red-orange blooms that butterflies love! Heat/drought tolerant. Mounding habit. Deer resistant.

Pink on the lower half, yellow on the upper half of every flower head on this mounding to slightly trailing plant. Hummingbird magnet

A mix of glowing red and orange. Hummingbird magnet

Evergreen, sturdy and fragrant. Because it is slow growing, it makes an excellent container plant. Leave the pot outside during summer and bring it inside for the winter in colder zones.

Bulbous plant with spotted leaves and flowers in spring looking just like Grape Hyacinth.

Brilliant orange, narrow tubular flowers in tiers on sturdy stems. Blooms late summer to fall.