Much like Salvia ‘Santa Barbara’ but much taller. Solid purple velvety flowers on long stems.

Fuzzy pink flowers emerge from velvety soft white calyxes. An eye-catching combination.

An all white version of Mexican sage. White tubular flowers emerging from fuzzy white calyxes.

Striking red, velvety blooms over small oval foliage.  Will flower from late spring through frost.

A sport of S. ‘Indigo Spires’ with a more compact form.

A compact, well-branched cultivar with large, vivid blue flowers through the summer. Loved by pollinators. Deer/drought resistant.

Large, soft pink flowers loved by hummingbirds.

Native to South America. Beautiful light blue flowers on tall airy stems summer to hard frost. Needs consistently moist soil.

Large, hot pink tubular flowers all summer over attractive dark green foliage.

An unusual relative of our native jack-in-the-pulpit. this rarity flowers early in the season with stinky flowers that are pollinated by flys. Once the flower dies down it then sends up a large fingered leaf with heavily spotted stems.

An heirloom annual that has been grown in gardens since colonial times. The closed buds resemble your grandmother’s pin cushion! This mix produces a beautiful array of colors to add brilliance to the later summer garden. Perfect for cutting. Deer resistant. Attracts all pollinators.

Loads of blue fan shaped flowers cascade over the pot edge.

Low maintenance cascade with pure white fans.

Sometimes considered syn. with Sedum nussbaumerianum, a creeping low-grower with rosettes of  yellow-green football-shaped leaves with orange-red highlights.

Mats of brilliant gold mini succulent foliage. Excellent for troughs.  Topped with yellow flowers in summer.

Trailing stems are densely packed with grey-green fleshy leaves covered with a powdery farina. Small pink clusters of flowers appear in spring.

Sometimes syn. with Sedum adolphii; low-growing rosettes of thick pointed yellow-green leaves that turn rosy-gold/bright copper-red in full sun.

Bright green foliage tipped in white.

A vigorous twiner with clusters of brilliant orange 2″ daisy shaped flowers with recurving petals. Attracts butterflies & bees

Frosty white cylindrical leaves bear bright yellow flowers on upright to trailing stems.

Powder blue, cylindrical succulent foliage on a dwarf plant.

Unique teardrop-shaped leaves on erect or procumbent stems. Leaves are soft green to deep green adorned with stripes. From late summer to winter, small heads of creamy-yellow flowers appear

3″ wide creamy-yellow double flowers fade to white with a frosting of pink all summer and peaking in late summer. Deadheading will keep the plants producing flowers more abundantly.

A color-changing and ruffled marigold that opens red and age to cream and pink. More vibrant colored once the temps begin to drop in the fall. Great for containers. Remember to deadhead to keep it neat and keep it flowering well.

Chartreuse succulent foliage and clouds of tiny pink flowers all summer. Drought tolerant

Large succulent rosettes of cream-edged green foliage and 2’ tall panicles of small pink flowers. Will self-sow with abandon.

Large rose-pink trumpet flowers with a dark eye all summer on vigorous vines.

Large soft blue flowers and variegated foliage on this lovely vine.

Clusters of large deep purple blooms from fuzzy buds covered in red hairs.

Magenta-pink with yellow throats all summer on a mounding plant.

Light lavender, snapdragon-like flowers all summer. Fast-growing and heat-tolerant. Trailing to 18 inches.

This hardy selection from Landcraft Environments adds a great architectural element to containers.  Large fan-shaped leaves on thick trunks.

This is a true heirloom variety featured in seed catalogs from the 1890’s! It featured notched petals in brilliant shades of red, orange and yellow with contrasting streaks in the throat. It will trail out along the ground or cascade over pot edges. Deer resistant Attracts all the pollinators.

An heirloom and trailing variety from 1908 catalogs with green leaves speckled in cream. There’s a full range of flower colors from pale yellow to vibrant red many with contrasting markings in the throat. Plant them where they can spill over rock walls or trailing from a hanging basket. Deer resistant Attracts all the pollinators

Slender-branched stems topped by small clusters of rose-purple flowers through the summer. Looks wonderful coming up through grasses and lower-growing perennials. Excellent cut and attracts butterflies. Reseeds.

Profuse, long bloomers with clustered flowers on dense, easily grown plants. We will have named Superbena and Lanai hybrids in many colors.

Dark peach fading to shades of apricot on stems trailing 1-2 feet. Deer tend to ignore verbenas, but butterflies love them!

Bi-colored pale pink around the outer edge, bright rose-pink in the center.

Rich red-violet flower heads all season on a compact trailing plant.

Very flat and low growing makes this verbena excellent for hanging baskets and as a ground cover. The bright purple flowers keep going all summer.

Huge white callas just above the large white speckled foliage on this semi-hardy bulbous plant and will form a large clump over the years. Once cut down by frost cover it with a generous pile of mulch to protect the growing tips.

A new addition to Queeny series of Zinnias with bright yellow, double blooms showing a hint of lime green and raspberry blush center on strong stems perfect for cutting! Deer resisitant Drought tolerant Attracts all pollinators

Apricot, peach, lime-green and raspberry hues all in each flower. Very double and full blooming all summer with regular deadheading. Give each plant plenty of room to keep powdery mildew in check. Deer resistant. Drought tolerant. Attracts all pollinators.

A gorgeous combination of rose-red, lime-green and mauve in a fluffy flower. Tall and strong stems make a perfect cut flower all summer. Keep it deadheaded for continuous bloom. Deer resistant Drought tolkerant Attracts all the pollinators

The plants in this series have a dense and bushy habit with non-stop 2″ blooms, both single and double, through the summer, no deadheading required. Butterfly attractant. Drought/heat tolerant. Amazing as cut flowers. Comes in lots of colors. We’ll carry 6-packs for 2022!

A compact Zinnia that blooms all summer with 2 1/2” brilliant blooms over disease-resistant foliage. No deadheading required. Butterfly attractant. Drought/heat/humidity tolerant. Amazing as cut flowers. We’ll have 6-packs for 2022!