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For glamorous color where it's hot, sunny, and dry, we suggest this exceptional Denver Botanic Garden introduction. Nickel-sized blossoms are apricot to bright orange with a ring of hot pink to magenta color surrounding the white eye. They are produced prolifically, blanketing the foliage from late spring through early summer and then often reblooming sporadically throughout the summer months. A vigorous, evergreen carpet.

FIRE SPINNER® is a weed suppressing groundcover that typically spreads 18-24” wide in two years. Its succulent, apple green foliage is evergreen and takes on bronze tones in winter.

Like all Delospermas, this one is also highly heat and drought tolerant, making it a good choice for waterwise landscapes. It thrives in rock gardens, on slopes, in containers, and in the landscape.

The bright pink and white petals on this clump-forming plant have a shimmering, almost metallic appearance.

Unique, intense dark red foliage that enhances the landscape's visual appeal even without flowers. Eye-catching magenta purple flowers bloom abundantly from spring to fall on a neat, mound-forming habit.

This high performing new ice plant, like it's kin GRANITA® Raspberry, closely hugs the ground, vigorously spreads and is densely covered with large flowers in varying shades of rusty orange that are at once bright, earthy and iridescent. A beautiful way to enhance your garden, provide nectar for bees, and save water at the same time.

A beautiful and unique new ice plant discovered by John Stireman among his planting of FIRE Spinner™. A vigorous and floriferous plant with large, striking, iridescent raspberry flowers that are densely packed. Creates a beautiful, shiny, dark pink carpet at the front of a border or woven throughout a bed underpinning taller perennials and shrubs.

An iridescent sweep of silvery lavender-pink Daisies cools sunny garden hot spots, complementing the brilliant flowers of late spring companions. They love it hot, sunny, and dry so make sure to plant them in well-drained locations, such as rock gardens or gravelly slopes. Dry feet in winter are a must for Ice Plants.

An exciting new variety that is covered in blooms from early summer until frost! Daisy-like flowers are pinkish-red with creamy white centers. This prostrate groundcover is perfect for rock gardens or front of the garden.

A fast-spreading ground cover from South AFrica with lustrous fuchsia flowers.

Delightful gray-green leaves with creamy variegation.

Vigorous growth and elegant silver-white foliage.

Long, elegant, intensely silver foliage. Ideal for adding texture and structure to the front of borders. Looks like a miniature silver Pine. Strong, quick to grow, with a compact habit. Yellow flowers may appear in summer.