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 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.
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.
This adorable little holly has a dense, compact mounding growth habit and is easily maintained at a low level. Perfect for foundation plantings or containers, its tiny leaves add beautiful fine texture to the garden design.
This award-winning new Cordyline is tough and pretty; beautiful burgundy and pink variegated bladed leaves are cold-hardy and hold up to wind.
This beautiful clumping plant has deeply lobed leaves that are soft green and are heavily accented with deep purple veining. Pink blossoms rise above the leaves during the summer to add even more to the appeal.
This beautiful blueberry hybrid offers year-round interest even when not full of berries. Its compact dense foliage turns dark red in fall. Fragrant blooms arrive early in spring followed by large amounts of delicious blueberries.
This unfussy, long-lived perennial pumps out beautiful flowers nearly year round, without running up your water bill. ‘Celebration’ was selected for its nonstop rich red blooms that won’t fade in the heat. Plants stay nice and full, even if you ignore them.
Beautiful, dark red berries in fall and winter; pyramidal shape; rich, dark green leaves turn maroon in spring; a holly you'll love.
This remarkably beautiful plant retains its rich, carmine-red color through even the hottest days. Grown primarily for its foliage it also infrequently produces dark maroon flowers.
Beautiful maroon new foliage; neat, uniform growth; evergreen leaves turn maroon in fall; excellent medium size hedge or screen.
New bronze foliage matures to dark green; pendulous buds appear in summer and last through winter before opening in early spring with beautiful ivory flowers. More heat tolerant than other Pieris.
Shasta Daisies have been a garden staple for over a century, probably because they are so easy to grow. These beauties add a new color combination to the mix and can last up to two weeks in a vase.
Leaves of red brown bordered in lime green combined with such a beautiful habit and broadly scalloped leaf edges. We all said "Wow!" when we saw 'Solar Eclipse' for the first time. Forming a vigorous mound of dense crowns, 'Solar Eclipse' has it all!
In summer, lacy white flower clusters rise above foliage shaped like oak leaves. Blooms fade to soft pink with age, and the leaves bronze in fall. Plant as a colorful screen or beautiful garden accent.
A heat and humidity lover, this compact early bloomer offers beautiful and petite multi-colored bloom clusters that range from brilliant pink and yellow. Blooming sup to 3-weeks earlier than other lantanas, their blossoms rebloom until first frost. Looks excellent in containers and planted toward the front of the border.
A new crapemyrtle with deep red flowers over an extended bloom season. Plants have lustrous green foliage and form a round spreading growth habit maturing at 15–20'. Beautiful grey-orange bark.