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A bullet proof summer performer, Silver Strand is a spreading succulent subshrub that is indestructible in the summer months. The semi trailing habit makes this an ideal component plant in hanging baskets and container gardens for a splash of velvety, silver color.

Velvety succulent foliage provides lovely silver color to contrast against flowery, green-leaved plants. Upright stems spread outwards, making a great filler for summer containers and hanging baskets, thriving in dry, hot conditions. Best used as an annual in most climates.

‘Fanal’ has been around since 1933 but remains one of the best red Astilbes. It is attractive in almost every season. The fernlike foliage emerges a deep bronzy red in spring, then turns a rich green that looks good all summer.

The variegated gold and bronze foliage and clusters of brilliant orange-red, star-shaped flowers of ‘Vancouver Centennial’ really stand out in a container or sunny flower garden.

Vigorous and easy to grow, it prefers full to part sun and average to fertile soil that drains well. Most hybrids, like ‘Vancouver Centennial’, are everblooming and appreciate regular deadheading. Enjoy this fine bedding plant in mixed beds and borders, containers or hanging baskets.

Described by many as the most spectacular hosta they have ever seen! ‘Brother Stefan’ is a large-sized hosta with a moderate growth rate and thick, heavily corrugated and puckered leaves that are green with a brilliant gold center. Near-white flowers sit just above the foliage in late spring or early summer.

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.

This medium-sized peony is another fine introduction by Bob Tischler. Rose-pink outer petals surround the flower's full center, which displays many attractive rose-pink tufts. Blooms mid-season.

'Paint the Town Fancy' produces 1", single, rosy fuchsia flowers with a red eye and serrated petals. Flowers completely cover the plant when it's in peak. Its glaucous blue foliage set it apart from other Dianthus of its type.

An outstanding foliage component for hanging baskets, containers and in-ground plantings. Guacamole has a beautiful blend of yellow and avocado green foliage on deep red stems. The plants have medium vigor and a well branched spreading habit. In the garden, Guacamole is best suited for partial shade locations with adequate moisture for the best color.

The whorls of clear indigo fan shaped flowers on Scampi™ Blue bloom continuously from mid-spring through summer.

Surdiva® Violet Blue Scaevola features flowers in purple shades.

More is better, especially when it's more flowers that bloom longer than other Scaevola varieties. Besides fantastic, deep blue color, it also has the characteristic ‘Whirlwind’ compact, well-branched habit, and ability to tolerate a range of conditions.

Pink with rose veins and halos around a yellow eye. Flowers with larger petals than the original ‘Whirlwind White’. Also, notably stronger, more vigorous variety, and it's trailing habit has improved branching over the original.

Whorls of blue and white blooms on heat and drought resistant plants. Great in both containers and landscapes and wonderful in combination planters of all kinds.

Clear white color with larger flower petals than the original ‘Whirlwind White’. Also, notably stronger, more vigorous variety, and it's trailing habit has improved branching over the original.

Bred for small gardens, determinate Fantastico will work great in hanging baskets, container gardens as well as in small gardens. Long clusters of sweet tasty fruits are held toward the outside of the plant, making them very easy to harvest but if you let them go a few days past peak, these little beauties resist cracking better than the comparisons used in the AAS trials.

A unique determinate bush tomato with well flavored half-ounce grape shaped fruit. High yielding plants produce up to 12 pounds of ripe fruit. Best grown in a cage to provide some plant support, but can also be grown in a large patio container or an 18-inch hanging basket.