Trailing, silver-gray mound of delicate foliage. Sometimes produces golden yellow/orange flowers under the right conditions, but worthwhile regardless. Great in hanging baskets!

Tender grass with erect blue-green leaves and panicles of rose-hued summer flowers that fade to white. Flower panicles are covered with silky hairs. Foliage turns purple-red in fall.

Twining vine with crimson to scarlet to orange to yellow and creamy white flowers all at once.

A new color choice in four O’Clocks! Salmon buds open to bright coral flowers with a brilliant magenta star in the center. Lush and full this plant makes a statement in any garden. Flowers open in late afternoon emitting a sweet orange blossom fragrance. Attracts hummingbirds and moths.

Striped, trumpet-shaped flowers emit an orange blossom scent on the evening air. Opening in late afternoon they attract hummingbirds by day and moths at night. The colors of the interesting flowers range from yellow and white to pink and orange.

Resilient and un-finicky for a Boston fern; small size is great for growing indoors; leaves give off a faint lemony scent during the spring and summer.

A Boston fern with dark green foliage streaked with chartreuse.

A vigorous upright-growing fern that will tolerate full sun.

The long-tubed, yellowish-green to white flowers open and are fragrant only at night. A member of the nightshade family, so site away from the veggie garden to prevent viral transmission. May self-seed. Butterfly attractant.

Long, tubular, nocturnally-fragrant flowers in a bright lime-green.

Colors range from light pink/dusty-rose to deep plum/dark crimson. The long tubular blossoms stay open during the day. Attracts hummingbirds/butterflies.

More compact than other Nicotianas, with a vivid deep purple bloom that is most fragrant between dusk and dawn.

White petals are brushed with a wash of blue looking hand painted! Easy to grow in any garden. As the flowers go by the seed pods are also very ornamental and make a great addition to dried bouquets.

Purple-black leaf blades and nodding pink bell-flowers that produce bluish-black berries on a slowly spreading clump.  Great as contrast in containers or as a houseplant. Some reports of hardiness to zone 5 with protection.

Blue-green, cylindrical leaves with stems of bright yellow daisies above creeping, low-growing foliage for the rock garden or as a houseplant. Need excellent drainage and a dry winter spot. Attracts butterflies. Salt tolerant.

This cultivar has deep purple leaves with magenta markings and small pink star-like flowers. Overwinter indoors or use as a houseplant year-round. Grows from a small corm which can be separated to increase your collection.

Rosettes of thick, rounded blue-gray foliage tinged pink.  Small orange-red flowers late in the season.

A beautiful twining vine with cream and green variegated foliage. Large pink trumpet flowers with a bright pink throat are produced summer to fall.

A popular heirloom poppy with fully doubled flowers looking like pompons. Each petal is finely cut to form a frilly ball, coming in many vibrant colors with still-blue foliage. Blooms from early summer on and will self-sow for many future blooms. Deer resistant. Attracts bees.

Rich purple and violet blooms with fringed petals bloom heavy in late spring through mid-summer. Provides lots of pollen for bees and butterflies.

Unusual gorgeous blue and green and white flowers.

Soft gray-green scalloped leaves are thinly edged in cream.  Clusters of single flowers are soft salmon.

Gold foliage marked with a bronze ring topped with lovely light salmon pink flowers.

Chatreuse gold foliage with large fuchsia pink flowers.

Easy to grow geraniums with wonderful fragrant foliage.

Deep maroon flowers on fine stems over small grey foliage.  Good for trailing out of a mixed planter.

A compact form with striking bronze foliage edged in gold.  Flowers are red.

An upright form with wide, deep green foliage that matures to dark purple.  Large and dramatic!

Vibrant foliage of hot pink, green and plum. Like a coleus, but for hot sun.

Spreading to 2 feet, crimson trumpet-shaped flowers with deep purple throats and white edges. Vigorous mounded plants are self-cleaning. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

Large flowers with center ivory stars bordered by violet edging. Vigorous, upright mounded plants are self-cleaning.

Mounding/semi-trailing to a width of 2-3 feet; abundant white blooms; great in baskets or landscapes. Petunias don’t require deadheading but cutting back the ends promotes bushier growth. Attracts pollinators.

Early-flowering, petite coral colored blooms with tiny white throat; spreading to 3 feet. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds. Deadheading helpful.

Trailing/spreading up to 3 feet, with velvety, pale lavender to white ruffled flowers with darker purple-blue veins/centers.

Lilac blue flowers; slightly mounding and trailing- Surfinias are perfect in baskets!

Large magenta flowers with a mounding/trailing habit. Great for baskets and pollinators!

Vigorous mounding plants covered with blush white flowers centered and veined in deeper pink.

Olive-green sword-shaped leaves that have creamy yellow margins and a faint red cast.

Thick, soft, velvety leaves are green and edged in lime.

Succulent and trailing plant covered in yellow and orange striped blooms.  The Colorblast series have blooms that stay open longer in low light conditions.

Large pink flowers with a bright yellow eye.

Upright hedge of aromatic, needle-like evergreen foliage excellent in culinary and medicinal applications. Profuse clear blue flowers. Can be kept as a houseplant.

Beautiful cherry-red petals surround a chocolate-brown center. An easy to grow self-sowing annual.

Free-flowering “gloriosa daisies”are short-lived, but reseed vigorously. This cultivar has large, 6-8 inch golden yellow flowers with dark centers.

Free-flowering “gloriosa daisies”are short-lived, but reseed vigorously. This cultivar has yellow flowers centered in orange.  

Compact with larger golden-yellow flower have a mahogany blotch at the base of each petal.

Salvias are pollinator magnets with long, narrow, tubular blooms that hummingbirds love! Whorls of large deep purple flowers all summer on a semi-shrubby plant.

Bicolor blue and white blooms. Deer/drought resistant. Attracts bees/butterflies/hummingbirds.

Deep blue flowers on showy spikes throughout the summer. Deer/drought resistant. Bees/butterflies/hummingbirds all love it.

Powder blue flowers on showy spikes throughout the summer. Deer/drought resistant. Great for bees/butterflies/hummingbirds.