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Introducing the Strelitzia nicolai, also known as the White Bird of Paradise, a magnificent plant that brings a touch of tropical paradise to any indoor space. With its stunning foliage and impressive size, this plant will make a statement and become the centerpiece of your indoor garden.

The large spurred blooms have blue petals surrounding an inner row of white petals with bold yellow stamens in the center. The Aquilegia hybrida blooms from early spring through late summer. This early blooming flower is one of the first to emerge in the spring.

A mixture of all the colors in the series including red/white, blue/white, yellow, purple/white, and more. The Aquilegia hybrida blooms from early spring through late summer. This early blooming flower is one of the first to emerge in the spring.

The large spurred blooms have blue petals surrounding an inner row of white petals with bold yellow stamens in the center. The Aquilegia hybrida blooms from early spring through late summer. This early blooming flower is one of the first to emerge in the spring.

One of several recent hybrid selections, this is a real workhorse in the garden, flowering nonstop from midsummer well into the autumn and it’s easy to grow. It forms a low, bushy mound bearing upright spikes of warm coral-colored plumes that attract both hummingbirds and butterflies. Great in containers or in a mixed border.

Bright canary yellow 3 1/2 inch flowers appear more dependably since they emerge with the foliage late in the spring after the danger of frosts. Plant as an accent or specimen. A Brooklyn Botanic Garden introduction. Deciduous.

Intensely blue flowers with a yellow white center. Very good, bushy, upright habit. Flowering begins early and lasts the entire season. Still the most heat-tolerant Nemesia on the market.