Verbena "Aztec Series"

Bright and colorful, these trailing Aztec verbena thrive in heat and sun. Their attractive foliage will stay lush and healthy all summer. This series of trailing or mounding verbenas attracts butterflies, is deer resistant, drought tolerant, attracts hummingbird, heat tolerant, and low maintenance.

Aztec ™ Verbenas are somewhat mounded to trailing in habit. They are an excellent choice for containers and hanging baskets, as well as beds.

Max height: 16" - 18" Spread: 12" - 24"

We offer Aztec Cherry Red, Aztec Pink, Aztec Plum Magic, and Aztec Silver Magic.

Petunia "Vista Bubblegum"

This is a more recent Proven Winners introduction and it is outstanding. Vista Bubblegum is a profuse bloomer and is very weather tolerant. This picture was taken in August of 2007 in the midst of our worst drought and heat wave in 20 years. This variety is also on the recommended list of 2007 Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens plants for the Tri-State area. We will have this variety in 5 inch pots. Put three pots in a 12 inch planter or larger and you won't be disappointed. We heartily recommend Bubblegum!

Petunia "SuperCal Terra Cotta"

This petunia is actually the offspring of a petunia and calibrachoa. It has petunia-like flowers and foliage ;ole calibrachoas. It has the best characteristics of both parents plus a unique apricot color. SuperCal "Terra Cotta" is shorter growing and more floriferous than its other two siblings. It adapts well to containers and hanging baskets. SuperCal Terra Cotta received high marks in the Inversity of Georgia plant trials last simmer enduring the drought and heat of a Georgia summer.

Cuphea "Totally Tempted"

The genus Cuphea is going to soon be a household word in America as new hybrids emerge with heat and drought tolerance as well as the ability to perform all summer. Totally Tempted is a screaming bright crimson form with great branching and a mounding habit. Sun, sun, and more sun, a spring item in most areas of the state but will keep blooming in frost free areas as well, likely all through the winter.

People, Places and Plants Magazine listed Totally Tempted as one of the 12 Hot Annuals for 2008.

Gardening How-To Magazine listed Totally Tempted as a hot new annual for 2008.

Better Homes and Gardens listed Cuphea "Totally Tempted" as one of 20 Top New Annuals (& Warm-Climate Perennials) of 2008.

Fine Gardening Magazine 2008 Trial Garden Recommendation.

Petunia "Forest Fire Glo"

There is no color like this in the Petunia family, and we find it enchanting! A mixture of peach and violet with spidery red veins and a dark throat, it is so bright it nearly glows -- and will draw attention and compliments from everyone who sees it! Appearing on 3-inch blooms all over a compact, mounding plant perfect for containers, this color is just electrifying!

Glow Forest Fire is a very compact, long-blooming type suitable for containers, especially hanging baskets and windowboxes, where it shows off its dense, well-branched, flower-filled form to great advantage. The large blooms begin in early summer and keep coming all season and well into fall, ceasing only with the first hard frost.

Lantana "Bandana Series"

Bandana™ series plants are very well-branched with a nice, uniform, mounding habit and offer significantly larger flowers than traditional Lantana varieties. These early flowering varieties come in a range of eye-catching colors. They grow 20-26" tall and 24-32" wide. Flowers begin yellow, maturing to a soft pink. Lantana makes a nice groundcover for very hot, dry areas with poor soil conditions. They bloom all summer long

Aquilegia "Clementine Mixed"

The Clementine Series is the culmination of years of intensive breeding and carefully dedicated hybridizing, resulting in an awarding winning series and completely new generation of columbines, or Granny's bonnets, as they are sometimes called.

Gone are the days of the tall, lanky columbines that leaned out from the back of beds to display their downward facing flowers. In the Clementine series, we have short, bushy, compact plants with masses of double and semi-double, upward facing flowers. Nice as the old style ones are, this is a breeding breakthrough that has real "flower power": a compact, "no need to stake" habit; and a range of colors allowing us to give our gardens a lively burst of refreshing vibrancy, at a time of year when the weather conditions can be unpredictable

Echinacea "Tiki Torch"

Another remarkable Coneflower from Terra Nova Nurseries in Oregon, Echinacea 'Tiki Torch' boasts large, bright orange flowers on upright, well-branched stems. Keeping track of new colors in Coneflowers is beginning to make our heads spin, but 'Tiki Torch' looks like a keeper with its shapely skirt of petals and big, rounded cones.

Large, bright, pumpkin orange flowers. The amazing flowers combined with the upright, well branched flowering stems make this a must have new plant. Excellent vigor! Grows 24 to 30 inches tall.

Available after May 15th.

Pepper "Jupiter"

The cultivar, 'Jupiter' produce well blocky, 4.5 inch sweet peppers, good for the fresh market. Mature in 70 days.Great for stuffing, freezing or fresh out of the garden. A reliable heavy producer of large fruits. Great home , Though not a hybrid, its performance is comparable to more expensive hybrid varieties.Peppers turns from green to red when mature. Peppers have thick walls which makes it suitable for stuffing and freezing. Plant has good foliage to protect peppers from sunburn

Basil "Magic Michael"

Compact, very fragrant selection with green leaves and creamy-white and purple blooms; great for attracting bees. Grows to 12 –18" tall and prefers well-drained soil with full sun. An All American Winner 2002.