Common Name: Daylily

Color: Orange with Yellow,

Attributes: Sun to Part Sun

Description: Hemerocallis 'Aztec Gold' has gold 3.25 inch flowers. Plant height is 18 inches. Blooms early season and repeats bloom cycle. Plant is semi-evergreen in warmer climates. Daylilies are grown for their showy and many times fragrant flowers which come in a wide range of vibrant colors. The individual blooms last only for one day but there are many blooms on strong stems that rise above tall grassy foliage.

Common Name: Daylily

Color: Pink flowers with a raspberry pink eye and golden throat

Attributes: Full sun to light shade

Description: Prefer pink? This daylily delivers a double dose. Warm pink petals give way to a raspberry pink halo as you move to the center of this 4" flower, where you finally reach a golden heart. Blooms late in the season to add freshness to tired beds.

Common Name: HARDY ICE PLANT

Color: Pink

Attributes: Full Sun to Mostly Sunny, Summer to Early Fall

Description: DELOSPERMA COOPERI Hardy Ice Plant. Short to 6". - Plant 24" apart zone 6-10 Deep pink flowers sparkle with white centers carried by succulent sedum-like foliage. DECOS Unusual flowers with white centers carried by thin succulent sedum-like foliage. Rebloom occurs most of the season. Thrives in dry, full sun areas with poor soil, and provides color during the difficult summer months. Good drainage a must. Good plant for sandy soil.

Common Name : DELPHINIUM

Color: Blue

Attributes:Full Sun to Mostly Sunny, Early Summer to Late Summer

Description: Dwarf form of the Pacific Giants which does not require staking. Balanced range of handsome colors with and without ‘bees’ (the highlights on the petals) on heavily flowering plants.

Common Name: Dianthus

Description: Give your garden a spicy little kick! The abundant, fragrant, magenta-pink flowers of this hybrid dianthus will make your mouth water. The double, carnation type flowers open atop shimmering blue-green stems and spiky foliage in spring, and continue sporadically through summer. They attract hummingbirds and butterflies. Well suited for annual beds, mixed borders, cottage gardens, and container planting, this tender perennial does best in sun and moist, well drained soil. Fertilize regularly and remove spent flowers to prolong bloom. Although very heat tolerant for dianthus, in areas with severe summers it performs best as a winter annual.

Common Name: Dianthus

Description: This low gray species carnation can fit into the rock garden as well as the perennial bed.  These gorgeous 3/4" blooms will put on a show all spring.  I love the intricate detail of the markings.  Dianthus spotti grows to 18" across and only 3" tall.  I have had the same plant persist for 6 years and going strong, so long as I don't let its neighbors swallow it.

Common Name: Dianthus

Description: A very popular low-maintenance groundcover forming a compact, 4-inch high tufted cluster of small olive-green leaves. Miniature, double ruby-red blossoms sit atop the foliage in summer and release a delightful spicy fragrance. Over time, the plant spreads slowly up to 2-feet in width but does not become taller. Perfect for a rock garden or border.

Common Name: Diascia

Color: Red

Attributes: Green

Description: Hanging baskets, mixed planters

Common Name: Diascia

Color: Pink

Attributes: Green

Description: Hanging baskets, mixed planters

Common Name: Diascia

Color: Red

Attributes: Green

Description: Hanging baskets, mixed planters

Common Name: Diascia

Color: Dark Pink

Attributes: Semi-trailing, medium

Description: Hanging baskets, mixed planters

Common Name: Purple Coneflower

Variety: Magnus

Attributes: Full Sun, Part Shade, Summer, Cutting, Deer, Butterflies, Drought

Description: 3", bright rose-lavender petals. Large, vibrant rose blooms with petals that don't drop. Makes a striking presence in mass plantings and can be used in borders or in meadow gardens. 1998 Perennial Plant of the Year. Blooms June throught September. A true summer perennial that thrives in heat and humidity.

Common Name: Coneflower

Color: White Swan

Attributes: Full Sun, Part Shade, Summer, Cutting, Deer, Butterflies, Drought

Description: 2"-3", creamy white flowers

Common Name: Erysimum

Color: Lavender

Attributes: Summer Flower

Description: A bushy perennial with narrow leaves and clusters of rich mauve flowers. Height 75cm Spread 60cm

Common Name: Erysimum

Color: bright yellow

Attributes: Full sun, partial shade, in well-draining semi-alkaline soil.

Description: ‘Fragrant Sunshine’ is compact & bushy, with bright yellow blooms from April to July. Being sterile, flowering may continue to October. Flowers are sweetly scented and buds arise chocolate-purple in color. Recommended uses of ‘Fragrant Sunshine’ include landscape or container specimen, rock gardens, and perennial borders. May also be used as a large annual in northern climates.

Common Name: Eupatorium

Color: Dark Pink

Attributes: Full Sun to Partial Shade

Description: 30", a worthy specimen for mid-to-back of the border use. This selection features lovely fushia-colored flowers over bright green foliage and is smaller than most Joe Pye Weed varieties. Zone 4-9.

Common Name : Joe Pye Weed

Color: Lavender

Attributes: Full sun, partial shade

Description: Eupatoriums are spectacular garden plants, but they are often too tall for many gardens. 'Little Joe' offers the same great attributes as its taller cousins, but in a smaller garden-friendly package! In mid-late Summer, the sturdy purplish stems give rise to large mauve-purple flowers heads which can be over 12 inches across! Butterflies love the intense fragrance. An all around excellent perennial that is drought tolerant and easy to grow!

Common Name: Euphorbia

Color: Pure White

Attributes: Full Sun

Description: Silver Fog Euphorbia has an attractive, rounded growth habit with short, rounder foilage and tiny, frilly, pure white blooms. Silver Fog is suitable for indoor holiday decorations or in everyday spring combination planters outdoors.

Common Name: Fuchsia

Color: Salmon/Coral, Green

Attributes: Plant in partial shade or shade

Description: Heat-tolerant fuchsia that blooms early and continues through the entire season

• Attracts Butterflies
• Attracts Hummingbirds
• Deadheading Not Necessary
• Pet Friendly

Fuchsia likes humidity, so using a pebble tray under the plant will help to maintain a cloud of humidity around the plant. Indoors in the winter the air is usually very dry because of the heating system in your home, a pebble tray will really help the plants.

Common Name: Fuchsia

Color: Blue-Purple

Attributes: Plant in partial shade or shade

Description:Spiller - Trails over the side of a container

Heat-tolerant fuchsia that blooms early in the season and continues through the entire season

• Attracts Birds
• Attracts Butterflies
• Attracts Hummingbirds
• Deadheading Not Necessary
• Pet Friendly

Common Name: Fuchsia

Color: Pink

Attributes: Plant in partial shade or shade

Description: Filler - Intermingles well with other plants to fill in the middle ground of a combination

Heat-tolerant fuchsia that blooms early and continues through the entire season

• Attracts Birds
• Attracts Butterflies
• Attracts Hummingbirds
• Deadheading Not Necessary
• Pet Friendly

Common Name: Fuchsia

Color: Blue-Purple

Attributes: Plant in partial shade or shade

Description:Filler - Intermingles well with other plants to fill in the middle ground of a combination

Heat-tolerant fuchsia that blooms early and continues through the entire season

• Attracts Birds
• Attracts Butterflies
• Attracts Hummingbirds
• Deadheading Not Necessary
• Pet Friendly

Common Name: Fuchsia

Color: Orange

Attributes: Full sun, partial sun or shade

Description: Blooming heavily from early summer to the first full frost, this upright fuchsia provides numerous pendant clusters of salmon-pink flowers that hummingbirds will seek out in search of nectar. Attract bees, butterflies and hummingbirds to your garden with Fuchsia ‘Gartenmeister’.Upright and free-flowering, this vigorous grower is more tolerant to summer heat than other varieties. A great plant for the patio, mixed containers or garden border, it is sometimes called the “honeysuckle fuchsia” because of the long tubular red-orange flowers that bloom in profusion from mid-summer until frost. Its purplish leaves add a nice touch to any mixed container planting. Grow in bright to indirect sun and well-drained soil. This tender perennial grows 2-3’ tall.