This hardy landscape verbena beats them all for summer production. It takes the heat and stays in flower longer! Its vibrant color and superior branching creates a full habit bursting with blooms—ready to brighten any garden.
This hardy landscape verbena beats them all for summer production. It takes the heat and stays in flower longer! Its vibrant color and superior branching creates a full habit bursting with blooms—ready to brighten any garden.
Intense, powder blue foliage captivates the eye with bright color throughout the season and no browning. Enliven your landscape and containers with this hardy evergreen.
Deeply puckered, dark chocolate leaves are anchored by near-black stems on this bushy, compact plant. Its rich color and texture will lend a sweet surprise to your landscape.
Brilliant star-shaped crimson blooms blaze against glossy green leaves on this dense growing shrub. Miss Scarlett is sure to draw all eyes to your landscape.
Brilliant, Christmas red, fully double blooms decorate the deep olive green, super glossy foliage on this compact plant. Ruby has the dense semi-dwarf nature of 'ShiShi Gashira' but a softer appearance in the landscape. Blooms heavily throughout fall.
Appearing early in the sasanqua season, these small, clustered double flowers will weave a lovely spell on your landscape and everyone that views it.
This hardy landscape verbena beats them all for summer production. It takes the heat and stays in flower longer! Its vibrant color and superior branching create a full habit bursting with blooms—ready to brighten any garden.
This hardy landscape verbena beats them all for summer production. It takes the heat and stays in flower longer! Its vibrant color and superior branching creates a full habit bursting with blooms—ready to brighten any garden.
This Firebush features green and yellow variegated foliage with sizzling red-orange flowers from late spring through fall. Performs well in the landscape or in a container.
This easy care shrub offers interest each season. Lacy white flowers emerge in spring, followed by great fall color and bright red winter berries. You'll love that it's aromatic, versatile in the landscape, drought tolerant and disease and pest resistant.
This easy care shrub offers interest each season. Lacy white flower clusters emerge in spring, later followed by great fall color and bright red winter berries. You’ll love that it’s aromatic, versatile in the landscape, drought tolerant and disease and pest resistant.
This versatile evergreen shrub tolerates full sun and sandy soil. Its flattened dense habit needs no pruning. Deep sage green foliage transitions to eye-catching blue in winter. Add structure in your landscape or use as a year-round focal point.
A true garden standout for landscape combos or solo in containers. Abundant double purple flowers with lime tips in summer. Cold hardy to zone 6, Taiga is a moderate grower with a climbing habit.
‘Little Miss Figgy’ is an excellent ornamental and fruit-bearing landscape plant. With a dwarf compact habit, it is smaller and more cold hardy than comparable figs, yet bears large and more prolific fruits spring and fall.
Add texture and evergreen color with Dragon Prince. Its rounded, compact habit and stiff, light-green foliage make it a versatile addition to the garden. It thrives in full sun, is cold hardy to zone 6, and fits well in many landscape uses.
This versatile evergreen shrub is no tragic figure in the garden. Its upright habit and bronze/maroon new growth that matures to deep green impart classic good looks to the landscape.
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.
This cross of Camellia japonica with sasanqua brings you the best of two worlds: The semi-weeping habit pleases those who find japonicas too stiff and stodgy in the landscape. Red, bell-shaped flowers with white edges bloom autumn through Christmas.
