All Plants

Perennial Herb or Subshrub: A sturdy growth with a semi-trailing habit and extra-large lavender-blue flowers gives it adaptability to a wide range of climate conditions. Good for pots, baskets, beds or as a ground cover. Grow in sun to part shade. Provide ample water in full sun but avoid overwatering in shade. Size: 4-6" x 12-24". USDA Z9.

Perennial Herb or Subshrub: A sturdy growth with a semi-trailing habit and extra-large pink flowers gives it adaptability to a wide range of climate conditions. Good for pots, baskets, beds or as a ground cover. Grow in sun to part shade. Provide ample water in full sun but avoid overwatering in shade. Size: 4-6" x 12-18". USDA Z9.

Perennial Herb or Subshrub: A sturdy growth with a semi-trailing habit and extra-large flowers gives it adaptability to a wide range of climate conditions. A great sub for white alyssum. Good for pots, baskets, beds or as a ground cover. Grow in sun to part shade. Provide ample water in full sun but avoid overwatering in shade. Size: 4-6" x 12-24". USDA Z9.

Perennial Herb or Subshrub: Evergreen or semi-evergreen. Has masses of small white flowers on trailing, green foliage. Excellent for containers, baskets, beds or as a ground cover. Bloom time: spring-fall. Bloom color: white. Height: 2-6 inches. Width: 6-18 inches. Very adaptable and versatile plant that thrives in sun to part shade. Provide ample water if used in full sun, avoid overwatering in shade. Water: moderate/moist. USDA Z9.

Perennial Herb or Subshrub: The Everest series was bred for large flowers and improved blooming & resistance to high temps. They are floriferous, early, & rich flowering. Good for pots, baskets, beds or as a ground cover. Blooms: spring-fall. Color: cherry blossom pink w/ darker center. Rounded & trailing habit. Ht: 12-18 in. Width: 16-18 in. Exposure: sun/part shade. Provide ample water in full sun, but avoid overwatering in shade. USDA Z9.

1998 All-America Selections Winner. Has stems of many colors including gold, pink, orange, purple, red, & white w/bright & pastel variations. The 18-22” lvs are grn or bronze & lightly savoyed. The taste is milder than ordinary chard, w/each color having a slightly different flavor. In the young stage, the lvs may be used like spinach. Great for salads. Plant in full sun, but will tolerate some shade. (Maturity: 28 baby, 55 bunching)

An improved gold chard selected for bolt tolerance, uniform color, & wider petioles. The deeply savoyed, dark green leaves contrast with the rich, golden-orange petioles. The leaves have a chewy & juicy texture with a mild, slightly beet-like, & earthy flavor. Vigorous plants & full leaves make for excellent, top-quality yields. Compared to Oriole, petioles are wider with richer, more uniform color. Days to maturity: 30 baby, 60 bunching. PPAF (BETA vulgaris 'Heart of Gold')

Perennial: Evergreen climber. A stunning mix of milky green with pink splashes of variegation on arrow-shaped leaves. Nice in pots, hanging baskets, as a houseplant, and in terrariums. Allow to grow as a loose bush with occasional trailing stems or train up a trellis. Exposure: part shade. Water: moderate. USDA Z9-10. Indoors: Bright, indirect light. Water when top 1-2" of soil is dry. Works as an air purifier. Toxic to humans & pets if ingested.

Perennial: Evergreen climber. Bright pink arrow-shaped leaves have green undersides. Nice in containers, hanging baskets, terrariums or as a houseplant. Allow to grow as a loose bush with occasional trailing stems or train up a trellis. Compact & quick grower. Ht: 6-24 in. Width:12-24 in. Exposure: part shade. Water: moderate. USDA Z9-10. Indoors: Bright, indirect light. Water when top 1-2" of soil is dry. Works as an air purifier. Toxic to humans and pets if ingested.

Perennial: Evergreen climber. Vibrant arrow-shaped leaves have soft pink variegation that turns a mix of pink, cream, & green with age. Nice in hanging baskets, terrariums, as a houseplant, & in pots. Allow to grow as a loose bush with occasional trailing stems or train up a trellis. Water: moderate. Exposure: pt shade. USDA Z9-10. Indoors: Bright, indirect light. Water when the top 1-2" of soil is dry. Works as an air purifier. Toxic to humans & pets if ingested.

Deciduous shrub: Drought tolerant. Deer resistant. Early, compact & round. Very fragrant and free flowering. Good cut flower. Attracts butterflies & hummers. Blooms: spring-summer. Bloom color: wine red, single. Remove spent flower heads, prune out crowded branches. Height: 10'. Exposure: sun. Water during growing & blooming season. USDA Z2.

Deciduous shrub: Drought & deer tolerant. Large, two-toned flowers! Excellent fragrance & cut flower. Attracts butterflies & hummers. Blooms: spring-summer. Bloom color: wine-red w/ white edges. Size: 10' x 8'. Remove spent flower heads, prune out crowded branches. Exposure: sun. Water during growing & blooming season. USDA Z2.

Annual: Heat & drought tolerant. Native to Mexico. AAS (All-American Selections) award winner. The Inca II series delivers well-branched, intermediate sized plants with large, double blooms. Strong stems hold 3-5 inch flowers. These are easy to grow and bloom non-stop. Bed, border, & pot plant. Blooms: summer-fall. Color: assorted. Compact, upright growth habit. Height: 12-14 inches. Width: 12-14 inches. Exposure: sun. Water: moderate. USDA Z11.

Annual: Tolerates deer, heat, & drought. Native to Mexico. The Taishan series is the best dwarf series offering big, 3-4" double, ball-shaped blooms, better branching, strong stems, & great garden performance. Bed, border, pot, & cut flower (fresh or dried) plant. Attracts bees & butterflies. Fragrant foliage. Fragrant flowers repel pests. Blooms: spring-fall. Color: bright gold. Ht: 10-12 in. Width: 8-10 in. Exposure: sun. Water: moderate. USDA Z11.

Perennial: Evergreen. Drought tolerant. Deer resistant. Flowers throughout the year, heaviest winter-spring. Long lasting cut flower with aromatic leaves. Good border plant. Attracts butterflies. Bloom color: golden orange. Size: 2-3' x 2-3' (sometimes 2-6' x 3-6'). Exposure: sun. Water: moderate. USDA Z9. (syn. T. palmeri)