Dear Dolores' fast growth and repeat blooms are definitely worth writing about. Its bright green foliage and pink or blue flowers will make your garden newsworthy.
Dear Dolores' fast growth and repeat blooms are definitely worth writing about. Its bright green foliage and pink or blue flowers will make your garden newsworthy.
This Hydrangea EXPLODES with incredibly large, bright, cherry red florets! Hardy to Zone 4 with a longer bloom time, this lacecap variety performs well in a wide range of conditions. Try it in your garden!
This full sun hydrangea is compact and ideal for foundation plantings. Bright white blooms age beautifully from light to dark antique pink and are held up on strong stems.
This magnificent variety is certain to grab your attention. Dark red blooms edged with green age to green with hints of red for a memorable look over 3 seasons. A compact grower for a small garden space, Heart Throb offers excellent disease and pest resistance. Try this easy-care container and landscape favorite in part-shade to full shade spots in your garden.
Dazzling double white panicles in spring distinguish this lovely oak leafed hydrangea. It is stunning as a cut flower or in the garden, and is suitable either as an accent or mass planting. Colorful fall foliage offers a nice surprise with rich red hues.
Ideal as a privacy hedge in the landscape, Sunshine Ligustrum offers golden foliage that flourishes in full sun. This sterile, non-invasive privet cultivar will not re-seed into the landscape. In fact, it doesn’t bloom at all, which is good news for allergy sufferers! Evergreen in USDA Zones 7-10; semi-deciduous in USDA Zone 6 gardens.
Pink in alkaline soils and blue in acidic soils, Big Daddy's huge blooms are as big as balloons at a child's birthday party. Perfect for flower arrangements. Easy to grow in hot, humid summers.
Sturdy, upright branches support large, pillow-like, white blooms. This beauty dazzles as a cut flower or in the garden from accent to mass planting.
This North American native selection stuns with uniquely long, 12–14" double blooms held on sturdy stems. Creamy white flowers age to deep rose-red for standout, multi-season color.
This compact agapanthus delights with dark blue flowers that bloom each spring into summer, attracting pollinators to your garden, while broad green leaves anchor the plant to the landscape. Disease/pest resistant and drought tolerant; use as cut flowers.
Known for its glossy green foliage, compact habit, and tiny clusters of yellow flowers that cover the plant from early to mid-summer. A tough and vigorous plant for the landscape. Attracts pollinators.
An exciting breakthrough in cape honeysuckle breeding. These bushy plants are perfect for smaller spaces and won't grow out of control. In frost-free climates, these evergreen plants bloom through winter—a great food source for pollinators.
Bigger, tougher and faster growing than similar sedges. Feather Falls can take a bit more sun, making it a versatile addition to any container or landscape accent.
Red Sky Holly brings year-round color and handsome structure to the garden, all in a tidy, space-saving shape. Created at the University of Georgia, this upright evergreen has petite leaves that emerge with a beautiful purplish-red tint before maturing to deep green. The result is a polished, columnar holly that adds interest without taking over the landscape.
Use Red Sky Holly to frame an entryway, line a walkway, create a narrow hedge, or add height to containers and foundation plantings. Similar to Sky Pencil Holly but with a fuller, more graceful habit, Red Sky is less likely to open up or splay as it grows. Plant in full sun to part shade, then enjoy a good-looking evergreen that keeps the garden dressed up through every season.
A disease resistant version of the popular, tough landscape staple, Indian Hawthorne. Dwarf habit with dense foliage never needs pruning. In spring, it glows with attractive white flowers. Salt tolerant.
Colorful masses of scarlet-red flowers come to life on gorgeous deep green foliage from summer through fall. Vigorous, self-branching habit, reaching 15 to 20 feet tall and 8 to 12 feet wide. Excellent as a landscape specimen.
These low-chill blueberries offer a compact dense habit, attractive green summer leaves and dark red leaves in fall. Developed by the University of Florida, they bloom early, followed by lots of sweet, large berries. Multiple varieties increase fruit.
