chenille plant
Acalypha pendula
A cool novelty plant with fuzzy red tails that look like woolly caterpillars. Leaves are … Continued
Type: annual
ageratum, floss flower
Ageratum houstonianum
Fuzzy flower clusters in shades of blue, lavender, pink and white bloom all summer on … Continued
‘Purple Knight’ calico plant
Alternanthera dentata Rubiginosa
Dark black-purple foliage adds foliage contrast and fine texture. Plants won’t crowd out others in combination … Continued
‘Red Threads’ Joseph’s Coat
Alternanthera ficoidea 'Red Threads'
A slender-leaved perennial selection that doesn’t wander, forming a textured carpet in shades of deep … Continued
angelonia ‘Angelwings Dark Blue’
Angelonia angustifolia ‘Angelwings Dark Blue’
A long blooming annual with outstanding branching habit and strong stems that also make great … Continued
angelonia ‘Angelwings White’
Angelonia angustifolia ‘Angelwings White’
Also called summer snapdragon because of it’s resemblance and excellent heat tolerance. 12-16″ flower-covered spikes … Continued
angelonia Archangel™ Cherry Red
Angelonia angustifolia Archangel™ Cherry Red
The most notable color breakthrough in angelonia – the first red in the class! It … Continued
pink marguerite daisy
Argyranthemum ‘Grandessa Pink Halo’
Boasting larger blooms than other marguerite daisies, Grandessa™ Pink Halo features large, bright pink blooms with … Continued
‘Silky Gold & Red’ tropical milkweed
Asclepias curassavica
‘Silky Deep Red’ blooms scarlet red and yellow two-tone. ‘Silky Gold’ sports yellow blooms. Both … Continued
bacopa ‘Scopia Double Snowball’
Sutera cordata ‘Scopia Double Snowball’
Great used as a trailer in hanging baskets, window boxes and containers with an abundance … Continued
bacopa ‘Epic Blue’
Sutera grandiflora 'Epic Blue'
A very vigorous, trailing, yet compact and well-branched bacopa, ‘Epic Blue’ has glimmering blue, star-shaped … Continued
begonia angel wing
Begonia coccinea
Angel wing begonias prefer bright, indirect light year-round. When wintering indoors, water when the soil dries … Continued