browallia
Browallia 'Endless® Illumination'
A beautiful alternative to Impatiens walleriana for shady gardens and patio planters. Brilliant violet purple blooms … Continued
browsing: annuals — color all summer
Annual plants go through their entire life cycle, from seed to flower to seed, within one single growing season. All roots, stems and leaves die annually, and only the dormant seeds carry them from one generation to the next. Although they must be replanted every spring, they bloom all summer to frost.
Caladium
Caladium bicolor
Large arrow or heart-shaped foliage, with colorful veins in a wide variety of striking combinations. … Continued
pot marigold, calendula
Calendula officinalis
Each petal is a soft peach edged in dark russet for a two-toned look. Also … Continued
king size apricot China aster
Callistephus chinensis
Large 2 1/2–3″ double and semidouble, light apricot blooms top this China aster. Excellent addition … Continued
Cannova Cannas
Canna Lily
Red-orange, pink, or yellow blooms over dark purple or deep green foliage makes a dramatic … Continued
‘Richard Wallace’ yellow canna
Canna 'Richard Wallace'
Orange-red spots amid bright to pale yellow petals make for blooms that contrast beautifully with … Continued
‘Happy Carmen’ red canna
Canna x generalis CannaSol™ 'Happy Carmen®'
CannaSol™ cannas are hybridized to produce large flowers, self deadhead, keep a compact growing habit … Continued
popcorn plant
Cassia didymobotrya
Run your hands through the foliage of this plant and release the smell of fresh … Continued
periwinkle, annual vinca
Catharanthus roseus
These plants start to shine during the heat of summer when days are long and … Continued
celosia
Celosia plumosa
‘Sunday’ is our plumed mix with magenta, yellow, orange, pink, and red plumes all summer … Continued
spiked celosia
Celosia aregentea spicata
Our pink-spiked celosia is grown from seed harvested from the gardens at Monticello, where it … Continued
‘Chief Mix’ cockscomb
Celosia argentea cristata 'Chief Mix'
This celosia blooms in shades of gold, rose, apricot, and red. The structure of the … Continued