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Leptinella is a fast growing colorful ground cover that is easy to grow and makes an ideal lawn replacement for small areas. In late spring, the carpet is covered with tiny yellow button-like flowers that contrast nicely with the two-toned foliage.

Graceful form and an impressive spring floral display make this one of the best weeping trees. Contorted form is an unusual artistic expression of a classic ornamental tree.

This small, strongly weeping tree is covered with snow white flowers in spring, creating a fountain of single white blooms. The small dark green leaves turn golden to orange in fall. Fruit is small and black, but sparsely produced.

4-5" flowers of white background with purple veins throughout, turning all purple on the edges. Very distinctive variety that we are sure will become a real popular variety. Introduced in 1995! Blooms July, August, and September.

A charming, fragrant, nodding flower with four petals of light blue. The 2" deep flowers have recurving tips to the petals. Blooms July-September.

Wide, bright green leaves with contrasting deep burgundy veins and margins. The name says it all.

Bold red and green coloration provided striking contrast.

Wild twists and twirls of red, yellow, green and purple splash the foliage of this sun-loving coleus.

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.

Intoxicatingly lovely, large leaves of burgundy red with lighter veins running nearly the entire length. The bright gold at the base of each leaf extends into the petiole. A strong grower.

‘El Brighto's’ leaves have a purple center surrounded by vibrant red with a beautifully scalloped, bright yellow edge. Give it bright light for best color! Sturdy and sun tolerant.

Vigorous and bred for extremej resistance to Downy Mildew, late-blooming El Brighto livews up to its name, adorned in rich eggplant foliage that is painted with chili-pepper red and lemon-yellow searrated edges.

Colorful chartreuse foliage with red veins. It performs well in both sun and shade, as long as there is reasonable humidity. In very low humidity environments, it will need afternoon shade.

Sun tolerant and bright chartreuse foliage is great in landscapes and containers.

This wonderful new Coleus for sun and shade features watermelon to coral foliage with golden chartruese accents, forming a very well-branched plant that works well in landscapes and containers. Like all ColorBlaze® Coleus, it is bred to take the heat and bloom very late in the season, if at all, extending its garden performance into the fall. This is a new type of ColorBlaze that is substantially smaller than the rest of the ColorBlaze coleus.

We tend to focus on flowers in our gardens, but plants with colorful foliage are great additions to gardens. Foliage is a constant presence and a great way to add consistent color to gardens. Newly Noir has deep purple to black foliage and is a wonderful plant for both sunny and shady spots. It grows up to three and a half feet tall, perfect for the middle to back of the bed and it makes a great thriller in combination recipes. I also love planting coleus in mono-crop pots.

Red foliage on well-branched plants. Sun to shade tolerant and great in both landscapes and containers.

This jazzy new Coleus for sun and shade features maroon red leaves with luminescent chartreuse to yellow margins, forming a very well-branched plant that works well in landscapes and containers. Like all ColorBlaze® Coleus, it is bred to take the heat and bloom very late in the season, if at all, extending its garden performance into the fall.

Coppery-orange foliage on well-branched plants. Sun to shade tolerant and great in both landscapes and containers.

Fuchsia, maroon and green foliage on well-branched plants. Sun to shade tolerant and great in both landscapes and containers.

There is drama written all over this gorgeous dark foliage beauty, its broad burgundy leaves with hot pink centers forming a densely branched, upright pillar perfect for thrilling combination containers and landscapes. Like all ColorBlaze® Coleus, it is bred to take the heat without losing its color and it blooms very late in the season, if at all, extending its garden performance into the fall. Try this alternative to impatiens for shade, as it is resistant to downy mildew.

Orange foliage and a ruffled edge on well-branched plants. Sun to shade tolerant and great in both landscapes and containers. Late to flower so foliage remains nice through the season.

Deep Burgundy to Chocolate foliage with a ruffled edge outlined in chartreuse with well-branched plants. Sun to shade tolerant and great in both landscapes and containers. It is late to bloom, which helps preserve the foliage presentation throughout the season.

Dense and uniform, ‘Henna’ needs little pinching and tops out at 24 inches tall. Beautiful serrated foliage is chartreuse and copper above and deep burgundy underneath.

This compact coleus features striking red/orange foliage with ruffled leaves edged in lime.

This exciting series of coleus features extremely large leaves and unique patterns on well-branched plants that grow tall in the garden. An eye-catching choice, Kong also makes a good indoor house plant in bright artificial light.

This exciting series of coleus features extremely large leaves and unique patterns on well-branched plants that grow tall in the garden. An eye-catching choice for large containers and landscapes, Kong also makes a good indoor house plant in bright artificial light.

This exciting series of coleus features extremely large leaves and unique patterns on well-branched plants that grow tall in the garden. An eye-catching choice for large containers and landscapes, Kong also makes a good indoor house plant in bright artifi

This coleus has leaves that are deep mahogany with a stripe of hot pink down the center. The wide edge is a bold, bright green. Like others in this series, it is bushy and compact and a great coleus for pots and edging a border. Very sturdy and a good grower.

This striking coleus sets containers ablaze with bright, colorful flair. Leaves have hot-pink centers that mellow into splashes of rich burgundy and cool lime-green tips. Low-maintenance and perfect for growing in smaller spaces.

Sun tolerant coleus. Unique and versatile tricolor pattern- iridescent chartreuse and deep burgundy hearts are splashed with chartreuse and green. The surprise?! - up to 3% of plants can show primarily darker green to burgundy bicolor instead of chartreuse. Very late-flowering for longer lasting performance and hold very well in extreme weather.

Compact plants have very colorful, medium-size leaves, making this an excellent choice for shade plantings. Separate colors – singularly or in combination with impatiens or other shade-loving varieties – make striking beds.

Rich, royal red leaves are elegantly broad with finely gilded edges, reminiscent of the finest royal velvet cloak.

Kiwi Fern has a unique leaf shape and eye-catching color. It is prized for its burgundy and purple ruffled leaves which are edged in gold. Kiwi Fern is well-branched and heat tolerant. It makes a bold accent for borders, beds, pots and window boxes. As a stand-alone in monoculture containers, the crocodile-like foliage of this distinctive Coleus will be exquisite.

 

Presidio exhibited excellent foliage stability and a strong upright habit. The chartreuse foliage with burgundy flecks was striking and nonfading. The low maintenance, texture and multicolored foliage offer a vibrant choice for beds and containers in partial shade.

 

Foliage is golden with a ruffled green edge.

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

Compact plants have very colorful, medium-size leaves, making this an excellent choice for shade plantings. Separate colors – singly or in combination with impatiens or other shade-loving varieties – make striking beds,

Compact plants have very colorful, medium-size leaves, making this an excellent choice for shade plantings. Separate colors – singly or in combination with impatiens or other shade-loving varieties – make striking beds,

Mid sized foliage plant with upright habit great for mixed containers or landscape features.

Compact plants have very colorful, medium-size leaves, making this an excellent choice for shade plantings. Separate colors – singly or in combination with impatiens or other shade-loving varieties – make striking beds,

Lobed, rounded green leaves have a deep crimson center and crimson venation.

Fleshy leaves in a "propeller" pattern turn a bright flame color under cool night conditions. Striking coloration and an interesting form make this particular succulent stand out from the rest.

‘LaBella Medio Fun Orange Flame’ is a great new introduction with a beautiful blend of red and orange bicolor blooms. Great for containers, beds or borders.

‘LaBella Medio Fun Violet Flame’ is a great new introduction with a beautiful blend of violet and white bicolor blooms. Great for containers, beds or borders.

Breathtaking flowers bear wine-red petals that blend into a yellow throat. Flowers are held aloft on wiry stems above mounds of green straplike foliage. Perfect for massing in the border or naturalizing woodland edges.

The world's most popular daylily! 2¾", bright gold complete self with mild pie crust edging and a subtle fragrance. Blooms from early to midsummer, followed by waves of rebloom into early fall (Reblooms best if plants are deadheaded).

Stellar Pink has gained a solid reputation with nurseries and landscapers as the most asked for pink dogwood available today. These dogwoods are crosses between the early blooming Florida Dogwood and the later blooming, disease resistant Kousa Dogwood, showing all the best traits of both parents.

Each sturdy stem holds a mound of petals, making the bloom appear more like a eye-catching puffball than an ordinary daisy. Large, oblong leaves round out the visual interest.

The perfect plant for spring interest in your shade garden! This woodland perennial has finely dissected green leaves with a dramatic dark burgundy center and a nicely rounded habit. In early spring, creamy bottlebrush-like flowers cover the entire plant. It has a clumping habit, meaning it is well-behaved and won't take over take over your garden. ‘Cutting Edge’ replaces ‘Jade Peacock’ in the Proven Winners® Program.

‘Sugar and Spice’ has everything in a Tiarella: glossy, deeply dissected leaves with a prominent central blotch, abundant pink and white lightly fragrant flowers, and beautiful winter foliage color. This clump forming selection is a show stopper in shaded gardens and containers.

A Heucherella set to capture your attention! This large-leaved variety has deeply lobed chartreuse leaves with dramatic burgundy red centers. In late spring clouds of white flowers appear on light colored stems above the foliage. Compared with 'Eye Spy' the flowers are white instead of pink and the centers of the leaves are more red. Try this semi-evergreen perennial to brighten up the shade. 'Capture the Flag' will put up new leaves early in the season and hold foliage interest through the fall, with winter color showing in warmer zones without snow cover.

Striking bright yellow, feathery leaves are boldly marked with dark-red. Lush foliage and a tight crown make this plant unbeatable for a ground cover or under high branching shrubs. A standout in containers or front of the border.

Leaves of red brown bordered in lime green combined with such a beautiful habit and broadly scalloped leaf edges. We all said "wow" when we saw ‘Solar Eclipse’ for the first time. Forming a vigorous mound of dense crowns, ‘Solar Eclipse’ has it all! You'll want to save the space.

Very large mauve flowers with whitish-pink sepals. Use in pots.

A durable, old-fashioned favorite. Wonderfully fragrant foliage provides a treat for the senses.

Attracting pollinatos and admirers all season long, Truffula's™ hot pink, cotton ball blossoms and habit stand firm through extremely hot and humid conditions. This Gomphrena will add joyful height and color to containers, combinations, monocultures,and landscapes.

Truffula™ Gomphrena has a perfectly-balanced habit that shows off a plethora of hot-pink flowers. It has performed very well in hot, humid climates where it blooms all season long. It is an ideal cut-flower with long vase life.

This species forms small to large clumps of numerous, small plants made up of short, leafy stems. Its leaves are customarily dark green, more or less deltoid, and the upper surfaces are noticeably traversed by a network of lighter lines.

‘Blue Umbrellas’ forms a huge mound of 14" long, inversely cupped (downward) leaves like a pile of small, blue umbrellas. Early growth is blue-green, but turns darker green by early summer. Thich, corrugated leaves are very slug resistant.

This first year flowering L. angustifolia has pink flowers. They are produced in abundance atop bushy mounds of silver-green foliage from midsummer through early fall.

These sensational new lavenders bloom the first year, show incredible uniformity and produce scads of fragrant white flower spikes from July to September. Butterflies love them. The compact, bushy, branching plants grow to 12-16 inches tall.

A virtually hassle-free perennial, offering three months of vanilla scented, rose pink flowers in large, compact clusters from midsummer to early fall. Deadheading the flowers will stimulate another bloom cycle about a month after the first one. The flowers, which are heavily laden with nectar and pollen, are particularly attractive to hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other beneficial insects.

A mature plant of ‘Bartzella’ is incredibly elegant looking, with flowers neatly spaced on the top and sides of the clump. Established clumps can produce 80 or more flowers apiece! The semi-double to double, pastel yellow flowers have a small rose purple flare in the center and a pronounced sweet fragrance. They measure 6-8 inches across on average.

Healthy green foliage similar to that of a tree peony forms an impressively sturdy clump to 3ft tall and wide. Unlike some garden peonies, the foliage of this plant looks great from spring through fall and is substantial enough to be grown in place of a small shrub in the landscape.

Prunella Lacy Blue is a quick growing perennial groundcover with long lasting blue-violet blooms. It does well in full to part sun.

A shade-loving member of the African Violet family. Delicate sapphire-blue flowers hover over the soft green felted leaves.

Versatile and undemanding, Schefflera is the perfect houseplant. Also known as the Umbrella Tree, it is a popular houseplant because it helps to purify air. Its large shiny leaves grow in clusters, giving the plant a rounded form. Extremely low maintenance, you only need to water a few times a month. Indoors, the plant prefers filtered sunlight.

The Schefflera arboricola ‘Trinette’ is a strikingly variegated houseplant that makes a bold statement in any indoor or outdoor space. With its lush canopy of cream and green leaves, this eye-catching plant provides both texture and color, easily becoming a focal point wherever it is placed. Perfect for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike, ‘Trinette’ is notably low-maintenance, requiring only moderate sunlight and watering to thrive. Its compact size makes it highly versatile, equally at home on your desk, in your living room, or adorning a patio. The plant’s unique umbrella-shaped foliage gives it a tropical flair that can infuse a sense of exotic beauty into any setting. Whether you’re looking to add a pop of color or a living element to your design scheme, the Schefflera arboricola ‘Trinette’ is a stylish and effortless choice.