All Plants - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

‘Coffee Milk’ is a rare and captivating houseplant, known for its arrow-shaped leaves adorned with subtle pink variegation against a pale green background. It thrives in bright, indirect light but can also adapt to partial shade. It can be grown as a compact bush or allowed to vine, making it suitable for various decorative setups.

This tropical vine prefers well-draining soil. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry, ensuring the plant remains consistently moist but not waterlogged. Regular pruning encourages bushier growth and helps maintain its desired shape.

A gorgeous four foot tall astilbe with showy, upright velvety red plumes over boldly divided dark green to chocolate brown to reddish foliage. Robust grower. Plant this showstopper at the back of your shade garden.

Exceptionally cold hardy to USDA Zone 5, the ‘Herbert’ Azalea is a truly spectacular Gable Hybrid evergreen azalea that produces a profusion of stunningly beautiful lavender-purple ruffled flowers with a deep purplish-red speckled blotch at the center. The flowers appear in spring and will be sure to catch the eye of every passerby and are excellent for cutting and use in indoor floral arrangements.

A stunning profusion of single, fuchsia-colored blooms blankets the lush, green foliage in the spring. A premier flowering shrub for use as a hedge, in borders or in groupings. Loves the dappled sunlight of a woodland garden. Semi-evergreen.

A prolific bloomer displaying single, reddish-orange flowers. Remains evergreen in milder climates, semi-evergreen elsewhere. Terrific effect used in mass for a colorful show. Orange-red fall foliage. Semi-evergreen.

An unusually hardy and highly reliable evergreen shrub with rich lavender-purple hose-in-hose flowers on a vigorous, upright plant. Foliage turns a brilliant burgundy in the fall. Showiest when planted in groups. An ideal spring blooming foundation shrub for beds and borders.

Karen is without a doubt among the most coveted azaleas for front foundation bed planting. It’s cherished for position near the front door to call attention in the spring with its exquisite mass of color. Outstanding shrub for all beds and borders and will integrate with nearly every plant sharing the same requirements. Azaleas naturally thrive in the acidic soils beneath natural woodlands or ornamental groves of evergreen and hardwood trees. This is an essential of the Japanese tea garden as a symbol of spring, and is found in gardens throughout Asia.

National Beauty Azalea (Azalea x ‘National Beauty’) adorns herself with plentiful pink blossoms in spring. This shrub will definitely turn heads and add a delightful sense of drama to your yard. Although this plant is quite attractive when out of bloom, it’s best known for its reputation of producing more blooms than most gardeners can imagine. In early spring, the Girard’s National Beauty Azalea generates a dense cover of magenta flowers. These blossoms are both elegant and breathtaking. They have ruffled edges that add lovely texture to the overall appearance of this plant.

A profusion of large, single, rounded white flowers creates a beautiful late spring display. The foliage is a lighter green than most other Girard varieties. This versatile, low-growing evergreen shrub works well for containers, as an accent plant, in borders or in mass plantings. Performs best in an eastern exposure.

Thrives in cold climates! Profuse single, deep rose-red blooms. Semi-evergreen foliage has tints of red in fall. Use as a tidy hedge, walkway border or in massed planting for impressive display. Semi-evergreen.

This stunning hardy azalea thrives in cold climates! The profusion of single, crimson blooms appear early and continue through spring. A premier flowering shrub for use as a hedge, walkway border, or in mass plantings for a stunning color display. Loves the dappled sunlight of a woodland garden.

Hino-Crimson Azalea is a relatively small rhododendron that explodes with crimson color each spring. Showy, single flowers appear all over the shrub. The crimson red blooms amass on a low-growing plant with small green leaves. The semi-evergreen shrub keeps its leaves in winter and drops the old leaves just as it forms new ones, so it’s nearly year-round color makes this a perfect plant to feature in the landscape or line up as a border or hedge.

Lemon Lime Peperomia has thick, glossy, round leaves with a brush of light to dark green in the center with bright green to yellow on the edge. It is an excellent house plant with its cheerful, bright foliage. It has a low, spreading habit that works well in a hanging basket, a terrarium or even a dish garden.

Thick and deep green, glossy leaves with a silver overlay. Beautiful as a mono-culture that also makes an exceptional thriller in combination planters with Snow Princess, Supertunia Vista vareities and vigorous Superbena varieties. A great option in areas where impatiens will struggle.

 

 

 

 

 

The orange bird of paradise (Strelitzia reginae) is a tropical plant known for its vibrant orange and blue flowers that resemble a bird in flight. It can be grown as an outdoor ornamental plant in warmer climates or as an indoor houseplant in cooler areas. It requires full sun, well-draining soil rich in organic matter, and regular watering with the soil allowed to dry slightly between sessions. The Bird of Paradise is a member of the banana family (Musaceae) and comes from South Africa.

Variagated Bloodleaf is a striking tropical foliage plant known for its dramatic heart-shaped leaves featuring splashes of creamy white and vibrant green

Some of the most fascinating and unusual plants in the world are cacti, native only to the Americas. The colors and shapes are unique and many offer incredible springtime blooms in a wide array of colors, and they are easy to care for. They are perfectly suited for growing on windowsills, creating mixed planters, and decorating patio spaces. Varieties can be found for both frost free or frost prone areas for landscape use. Cacti also make a great special gift for the avid plant lover as well as the collector. And kids love to collect their favorites too, offering them a wonderful educational opportunity for a glimpse into the wonderful world of horticulture.

Dwarf, spreading habit with unusually narrow green foliage overlaid with chocolate brown highlights. Short spikes of blue flowers in early spring.

The leaves of ‘Black Dragon’ are spectacular, both for their red-to-midnight-purple color shading and their rippling edges, which give the plant much more presence than most Coleus. Breathe a little hot color into the shade border or sunny window this season with this unusually richly-textured, warmly-colored foliage plant. Compact, very showy, and easy to grow, it’s a must-have for anyone with a patch of shade.

Large copper leaves are outlined in golden yellow. Complementary varieties add height, texture and contrast to combination plantings in both sun and shade.

These splashy beauties add bold pops of color on your porch, patio, or flower border. Use them on their own or tuck a few alongside brightly colored annuals such as marigold, angelonia, calibrachoa, pentas, or lantana. Include crotons in your mixed containers because their colorful leaves provide a non-stop show of color throughout the summer. Indoors, crotons are decorator’s dream because they come in such a variety of shapes and colors.

A dramatic new Colocasia color, Redemption’s leaves are jet-black with a hot pink center and pink veining that intensifies in the heat. Polished with a shiny, rippled finish to its leaves, Redemption makes an exceptional addition to containers, poolside plantings, and accent plantings.

The Yellow Trumpetbush is a broadleaf evergreen shrub or small tree that has clusters of bright yellow trumpet-shaped flowers. The showy flowers bloom from spring until frost. In warmer climates, they may bloom all year long. In the United States, the shrub is typically 3-6 feet tall but can grow up to 10-25 feet tall and 10-20 feet wide. Reportedly, the wood from the shrub was used by the Native Americans for bowmaking.

This selection is rapidly becoming one of the most popular garden ferns. Its name ‘Autumn Fern’ refers to the beautiful copper-pink color of the newly emerging leaves which seem to glow against the backdrop of the shiny, dark green, mature fronds.

This fern looks great when used in large pots for display around patio or planted in shaded moist areas in the garden, included in a tropical planting or shown off to great advantage in a courtyard in a decorative pot. It has become popular choices for gardens to add a large, finely textured green presence in their landscape.

A three foot high clump of dark shiny green with two tufted lines shooting from the crown to converge at the tip of each frond draws comments whether it is used as a specimen or as a massed background planting.

Bambino Ficus Lyrata, also known as Dwarf Fiddle Leaf Fig, is a popular ornamental houseplant known for its lush green foliage and strikingly beautiful shape. As its name suggests, this variety of Ficus Lyrata is smaller than the standard size and is perfect for those who want to add a touch of nature to their homes but have limited space. Bambino Ficus Lyrata is relatively easy to care for, and it thrives in bright, indirect sunlight.

The Ficus Lyrata ‘Bambino’ shares many of the traits and characteristics of its full-sized cousin, including its broad green leaves and ease of care, but comes in a size that won’t grow to more than a few feet when fully mature, making it ideal for those who want to make a statement in a tiny space.

The fiddle-leaf fig is a popular indoor tree featuring very large, heavily veined, and glossy violin-shaped leaves that grow upright on a sleek trunk. A fiddle-leaf fig is perfect as a focal point of a room if you can situate it in a floor-standing container where the plant is allowed to grow to at least 6 feet tall. (Most indoor specimens reach around 10 feet tall.) It’s a fairly fast grower.

The Ficus benjamina is one of the most popular houseplants in the world. Known as the weeping fig, the F. benjamina is native to India and Southeast Asia, where its an important fruit and landscape plant.

Ficus benjamina are wonderful and incredibly rewarding plants to grow indoors. They make beautiful corner plants and large indoor “trees” for entryways and foyers. Although it is a little more challenging, it is possible to overwinter F. benjamina in temperate areas without massive leaf-dropping, but it will require careful attention to watering and temperature. In general, make sure to aggressively fertilizer your ficus plant, especially during the growing season. They have a fairly high need for fertilizer. Also make sure to prune away dead branches and pick dead leaves to prevent the spread of diseases or fungal infections that can severely affect your plant. If your plant is dropping leaves despite all these steps, and you’re giving it nice bright light, try supplementing with a little magnesium and manganese. Ficus benjamina are vulnerable to pests including aphids, mealy bugs, scale, and white fly. If possible, identify the infestation as early as possible and treat with the least toxic option.

Moon valley is a low growing, creeping plant with unusual, bumpy leaves. The textured leaves give the plant its common name of Moon Valley, appearing as lunar craters and valleys. Provide bright filtered light and allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings.

An elegant, long-season display of showy blooms.

What a lovely party dress of a blossom dresses up the trailing Fuchsia ‘HeRi Mochara’. It’s white-to-light violet sepals curl upwards above a ruffled purple corolla with white veins. The foliage is dark green.

The Fuchsia ‘Marinka’ Plant has a trailing habit with stark red flowers that are hummingbird magnets. A hanging planter can produce an abundance of bell-shaped flowers.

Attracts Butterflies & Hummingbirds to the garden! This variety of Fuchsia is a compact, more petite variety with an upright habit. Arroyo Grande is quick to flower, producing a nice bloom of coral red with white ruffled “skirt” petals and showy red stamens. Grows in part shade.

Attracts Butterflies & Hummingbirds to the garden! This variety of Fuchsia is a compact, more petite variety with an upright habit. Jollies Nantes is quick to flower, producing a nice bloom of a deep vibrant red with purple “skirt” petals and showy red stamens. Grows in part shade.

Attracts Butterflies & Hummingbirds to the garden! This variety of Fuchsia is a compact, more petite variety with an upright habit. Rio Grande is quick to flower, producing a nice bloom of a light pink with purple “skirt” petals and pink stamens. Grows in part shade.

An upright, heat-tolerant fuchsia variety with uniquely shaped, elongated flowers of a stunning salmon-orange color. Bronze foliage adds extra interest. A lovely addition to shaded beds or containers.

A unique color, ‘Marino™ Blue’ Heliotrope bears large clusters of flowers an amazing dark blue with white centers surrounding a dark eye. A startling departure from the normal Cherry Pie Plant color, the Marino series has brought out the true blue hues like no other.

Bright golden leaves have a wavy, dark green margin. There are lighter green streaks between the margin and gold leaf center. The sharp contrast between the leaf center and leaf margin make this a striking Hosta. Lots of movement and a nice clump. Pale lavender flowers in July. Medium.

Jurassic Park is giant hosta with enormous green leaves that can reach 15” across. It produces long lasting light lavender spikey blooms in the summer. An easy to grow shade plant that makes a statement and its versatile enough to use as a border.

Intriguing; continuously changing leaf colors. In spring, leaves have blue-green margins and chartreuse centers. By summer, the margins turn dark green and the centers become bright gold. Ovate leaves are corrugated and of good substance, making them more slug resistant than other varieties. Pale lavender, bell-shaped flowers appear on 40” scapes in midsummer.

A real eye-catcher! Nicely mounded leaves are dark green with wide, irregular margins of buttery yellow. Attractive buds open to pale lavender flowers on 24” scapes in mid to late summer.

One of the problems with Schizophragma and other climbing hydrangea is that they can take a while to mature and produce flowers. Flirty Girl® solves this issue, producing beautiful flowering 2 or 3 gallon plants with loads of lightly fragrant white blooms. Young purple shoots add to its interest. Developed in France by Pepinieres Minier.

Sonic Bright Pink has bright pink flowers on dark green foliage. This New Guinea is a real eye-cater. It is extremely versatile and can be used for mass planting or as a border crop. Sonic Bright Pink has a spread of 12-14 inches, requiring a space of 9-15 inches to properly grow, and has an optimal height of 12-14 inches. The radiant colors of these large, elegant flowers are overwhelming and sure to attract attention.

Large dark purple flowers on compact dark green foliage.

It is a one of a kind pink and white bi-color with a compact habit and a medium flower time. Sonic® New Guinea Impatiens have extra-large flowers and a compact to medium growth habit.

 

With sweet, five-petal red and white blossoms set against dramatic pointy green foliage, the Sonic® Sweet Red New Guinea Impatiens commands attention. Vibrant, early blooming and providing a profusion of flowers all season long!

Super Sonic Lavender has large light lavender flowers with rich green foliage. It has a spread of 14-16 inches, requiring a space of 9-15 inches to properly grow, and an optimal height of 14-16 inches.

‘Super Sonic Orange Ice’ has tangerine-orange and white bi-color blooms on dark green foliage. It has a spread of 14-16 inches, requiring a space of 9-15 inches to properly grow, and an optimal height of 14-16 inches. This variety adds a beautiful and unique blossom to the floral spectrum and is a great feature flower for any garden or potted combo.

The most vigourous of the three Fischer New Guinea Impatiens lines, Super Sonics provide a robust, large specimen plant great for landscaping.

Super Sonic® Purple has large true lavender flowers, dark green foliage, and a medium-vigorous growth habit. Super Sonics are vigorously growing New Guinea Impatiens bred and selected for superior landscape performance. They have extra large flowers (up to 3-inch

Super Sonic® Red has large true red flowers, dark green foliage, and a medium-vigorous growth habit. Super Sonics are vigorously growing New Guinea Impatiens bred and selected for superior landscape performance. They have extra large flowers (up to 3-inch

Super Sonic® White’s extra large pure white flowers are nicely contrasted with it’s dark green foliage. Super Sonics are vigorously growing New Guinea Impatiens bred and selected for superior landscape performance.

This beautiful finely textured perennial has delicate lacy foliage that forms a low mound. The compound leaves are green with a narrow, bright white edge. From early to midsummer, a plethora of pink buds open to reveal small, very pale blue flowers.

The Sago Palm is a popular houseplant known for its feathery foliage and ease of care. In fact, this is a great plant for beginners and makes an interesting addition to nearly any room. It can even be grown outdoors. While the name might imply that it is a palm, this plant is actually considered a cycad, one of the oldest groups of plants dating back to prehistoric times — hence the plant’s hardiness.

This showy coastal native from the southeastern U.S. offers a superb alternative to common boxwood or holly, with fantastic blazing red new foliage, white urn-shaped flowers on gracefully arching branches, and brilliant winter color. Perfect for lightly shaded to dappled sun foundation plantings, slopes, and naturalized woodlands. Evergreen.

Bright yellow, upward-facing flowers with small black speckles at the center bloom in early summer on a compact plant. Lance-shaped green leaves contrast blooms.

A stunning color combination with dark burgundy centers and red tips, excellent for fall programs, 4 to 6 flowers per stem. Make excellent cut flowers.

Bright lemon-yellow blossoms with maroon speckled centers. Strong grower with excellent foliage and improved flower form. Make excellent cut flowers.

This selection is an amazing color combination with burnt orange flowers sporting dark maroon centers; offering up to 8 flowers per stem. Really a dramatic addition to a hot color theme.

Lush clusters of beautiful, deep red buds open to masses of purplish red, bell-shaped pendant flowers. Bright blooms provide a wonderful contrast to the rich green and yellow variegated foliage. Excellent for use as a foundation plant or in mass plantings. Evergreen.

One of the latest flowering varieties, extending the spring bloom in the landscape. Showy red buds form in summer to fall and persist through winter, creating multi-season interest. Clusters of pure white flowers emerge in spring to shine against rich green foliage. Excellent to highlight a shrub border. Evergreen.

This Pieris is valued more for its dainty bell-flower clusters than fall color. Bright shiny leaves makes it a great contrast plant in the flowering shrub border, but, like all this clan, it thrives in the filtered light of the woodland understory. An excellent background plant with conifers in Japanese tea gardens. Plant near decks, patios and in smaller enclosed gardens, allowing the charming flowers to be appreciated up close. Also nice below windows. A useful foundation plant for moist north and eastern exposures.

Handsome, oval, glossy foliage complemented by clusters of large, deep pink blooms makes an impressive display. Trailing habit mixes well with upright and spreading varieties.

Cat Palm is a bushy palm with arching, airy fronds. Native to Mexico, this species can be grown in the understory of other plants outdoors, but is most commonly used as an easy care houseplant. Arrange amongst broader leaved houseplants for a stylish display.

This tropical palm is full and compact, showcasing large, dramatic fronds that resemble a folded paper fan. A slow-growing houseplant that does not require special care, the Chinese Fan Palm makes a statement. Non-toxic for the whole family - including pets - this potted palm is sure to add a tropical feel to your home.

Majesty palm is a tropical tree native to Madagascar, where it can grow nearly 100 feet tall in its natural habitat. But it is increasingly rare in the wild and is now grown mostly as an indoor tree, where confining its roots keeps the plants to about 10 feet tall. It has long arching green fronds atop multiple stems. As a houseplant, it resembles a kentia palm when young and a royal palm when mature. This is high praise since these are two of the more attractive of all indoor palms.

vWhen grown indoors, majesty palm will add about 1 foot of growth per year until it reaches four to six feet, then slows down dramatically.

Pygmy Date Palm tree is a subtropical spreading palm. Outdoors it grows to 6.5’ high and 5’ wide. As an indoor plant, it typically reaches 5’ to 6’ tall.

It has fine leaves, an attractive trunk and is suitable for use indoors in cooler climates. The fruits are purple drupes are produced on female plants and are edible.

Plant in moist well-drained soil and give it protection from the hot afternoon sun since this plant prefers medium to high light. Keep the soil slightly moist during the growing season but do not overwater as it can cause root rot. This plant prefers to be slightly root-bound and doesn’t like frequent repotting. It also prefers medium humidity but has pest problems. Keep away from cold drafts in the winter.

The Philodendron Hope Selloum (Philodendron bipinnatifidum), recently reclassified Thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum or the Tree Philodendron, is a hardy native of the tropical regions of South America. In the correct conditions, their deeply lobed leaves can grow up to almost 5 feet, but indoors they can still give an immensely tropical feel to any room.

The cut leaves of the Hope Selloum can survive for months in a vase. Change the water out once a week, and place this beauty in any surface throughout your home.

This tropical hybrid has striking dark red new leaves that become dark glossy green with age. A beautiful, easy to grow atrium or indoor specimen in all climates.

Philodendron ‘Imperial Red’ is a captivating, low-maintenance houseplant celebrated for its striking, large, burgundy-hued leaves that infuse a sense of tropical warmth into any indoor space. Originating from the rainforests of Central and South America, this hybrid variety belongs to the Araceae family and is well-adapted for indoor cultivation across diverse climates.

The Split leaf philodendron, also called monstera deliciosa or swiss cheese plant, is a large, popular, easy- care houseplant that is not really in the philodendron family. In Panama, and India, have big glossy heart- shaped leaves that, as the plant matures, split from the leaf edge to the center vein. These slits in the leaves are called cuts. A split leaf philodendron grows rapidly and often has leaves that are up to 3ft. long and 2ft. wide. If you want a big, tropical, low maintenance plant, this one is perfect. This plant is toxic and not meant for consumption by pets and humans.

Fast growing plant with dark round leaves splashed with either white, rose, or red. Pinch growing tips to shape.

Quick growing plant has leaves splashed with rose pink. Pinch growing tips to shape.

Truly decadent blooms - these scrumptious flowers feature a white background with ruffled dark pink to red edges, and a deep red smudge on each upper lobe. A large-leafed variety with dark green leaves, a compact form, and mounding growth habit. A superb foundation shrub or border accent. Evergreen.

This dense-growing evergreen shrub is a highly valued landscape ornamental. Large trusses of showy white flowers create a beautiful contrast to the dark green leaves. Thrives in cooler regions but benefits from protection from winter winds. A versatile landscape shrub for foundation plantings and mixed borders.

This white-flowering rhodie is smallish and rounded; a perfect middle-of-the-border flowering shrub. Very dark foliage means it can be used as contrast for lighter variegated plants. Small stature is always a natural under oaks and older coniferous trees. Also perfect in the woodland understory and in wild gardens. Prim shape lends itself to foundation plantings, and compact form is suited to tidy entry plantings.

Stunning from the moment the buds burst open, with big, dome-shaped clusters of ruffled, three-inch flowers that open red, turn pink, then fade to a watercolor-clear tone with darker edges. Textured dark green foliage creates a compact, mounded form. A perfect garden accent or low hedge. Adapts to warm climates. Evergreen.

Small, succulent leaves emerge coral and mature to green, becoming reddish-bronze in winter. Small, white star-shaped flowers appear above the foliage. A vigorous groundcover or rock garden subject. Evergreen.

The Silver Satin (Scindapsus pictus) is native to Southeast Asia and has the reputation of being one of the easiest houseplants to keep alive. It is known for its heart-shaped matte leaves, splashed with spots of iridescent gray, and fast-growing trailing vines. A mature Silver Satin can grow vines between 4-10 feet long depending on conditions.

Dark purple stems support deep lavender flowers above dark green foliage. This eye-catching color combination is ideal in borders and mixed containers.

A popular, easy-to-care-for plant for hanging baskets and containers. Can be easily rerooted by placing a broken branch in water until roots grow.

Deep blue shades with a lighter throat.

Rose shades with a lighter throat.

Yellow shades with a purple throat.

Yellow shades with a purple throat.

These filtered-sun lovers provide superb color throughout even the hottest months of the year, thrive in high humidity and do well in pots and window boxes.

These filtered-sun lovers provide superb color throughout even the hottest months of the year, thrive in high humidity and do well in pots and window boxes.