This pineapple plant has stunning orange, red and purple variegated foliage, and a compact habit, maturing to 2- to 3-ft tall and wide. Small red ornamental pineapple fruit top the plant seasonally for even more drama.
This pineapple plant has stunning orange, red and purple variegated foliage, and a compact habit, maturing to 2- to 3-ft tall and wide. Small red ornamental pineapple fruit top the plant seasonally for even more drama.
A drought tolerant, semidwarf, and early blooming variety, its sturdy stems support interesting, almost black buds that open to dark purple flowers.
This dense, upright, structural addition to consumers' landscapes adds color with its reddish new growth and black berries.
We're delighted by the reliability of this tough but attractive medium-sized foundation boxwood. Use this deer-resistant landscape standard to add structure to gardens and landscapes.
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.
These gorgeous Southgate™ Rhododendrons are heat tolerant and thrive in the Deep South while performing equally well in traditional Rhododendron areas. Radiance's flowers begin as deep lavender buds and open to light purple in spring.
Showy, white flowers bloom in spring atop dense, glossy-green foliage, which needs little pruning. Dark purple berries appear in fall and winter. Salt tolerant.
This award winning barberry sports a unique color combination for an easy care shrub. New spring foliage starts out a vibrant coral and ages to a ruby red that lasts into fall. Useful as a vertical element in borders, landscapes, or containers.
Deep Purple flowers cover these tough plants from early spring to frost. Like her cousin Wendy's Wish Salvia, this Salvia will form a ball of color in your yard, with no pruning or deadheading. A portion of plant proceeds go to Make-A-Wish® AU.
Dark purple flowers with nearly black calyx bloom constantly from early spring until frost. Amistad is more compact and has a fuller habit then other guaranitica types. Flowers are a magnet for butterflies and hummingbirds.
