Fuchsia is a favorite for many! Pretty pendulous blooms are displayed on shade-loving plants. All blooms will droop down, but some plants have an upright habit while other varieties will trail. We offer an assortment of colors and types in Spring.
Exposure: Morning Sun, Shade
Uses: Baskets, containers, landscape
Euphorbia is a plant that just blooms and blooms! Tiny white flowers produce an airy cloud effect in mixed baskets and containers. Beautiful all on its own too. This plant has become a staple for many gardeners.
Exposure: Sun, Part-Sun
Uses: Baskets, containers, landscape
Starblast Snowdrift
Figaro dahlias are a dwarf type that only get about a foot tall. They can be used in larger containers and are equally happy in your landscape. Colors are bright and cheerful. Deadhead for the best display.
Exposure: Sun
Uses: Containers, Landscape
Figaro: Red, Violet, Yellow
This pretty plant offers profuse blooms in shades of white, light pink, and deep pink. At 2 feet tall, the variety we offer is more compact than standard cosmos.
Exposure: Sun, Part-Sun
Uses: Containers, landscape
Sonata varieties
We LOVE coleus and offer the best selection in town. Coleus lends color and texture to any planting. They have a wide range of leaf shapes and colors. Smaller varieties are best used in containers/baskets. But, larger varieties will look wonderful in your landscape and large containers. Plant them when the weather warms completely as they love the heat.
Exposure: Will do well in Part-Sun and Shade. Those with more lime foliage need shadier locations, those with darker leaves can take more sun.
Uses: Baskets, containers, landscape
SO MANY Varieties!!! We typically have 35+ different types of Coleus. Images below offer you an idea of the broad color range coleus provides.
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Bidens offer dainty yellow or orange flowers and fine-textured foliage. They are cute on their own or mix well in containers and baskets. Bidens are heat tolerant and butterflies love them.
Exposure: Sun, Part-Sun
Uses: Baskets, containers, landscape
Bidy Boom Red
Blazing Embers
Doubloon Red Bicolor
Gonzales Top
Yellow Splash
Wax begonias are fibrous rooted plants with shiny, waxy leaves. Small showy flowers are produced in abundance during warm weather. These add wonderful color in shady areas…even dry shade. Unlike other types of begonias, they can also take a sunny location.
Exposure: Sun, Part-Sun, Morning Sun, Shade
Uses: Baskets, containers, landscape
Green leaf: Mixed Colors
Bronze Leaf: Mixed Colors
There are lots of lovely varieties of blooming begonias. Some have large leaves and flowers such as tuberous begonias, others such as the dragon wing types have more lance leaf flowers with smaller but VERY prolific blooms. We carry a wide variety that change each season. All begonias are heat loving plants that are great to use in shady locations. They are also a good choice for drier areas of shade due to their water storing roots. Though they aren’t what you would deem as “drought tolerant” you will be watering them far less than other shade loving plants such as impatiens. Flower colors span a large spectrum: red, salmon, orange, yellow, white, peaches and pinks.
Exposure: Shade
Uses: Baskets, containers, landscape
Other Hybrids: (Ex. B. boliviensis) Assorted varieties
Solenia: Assorted Colors (Hybrid Rieger Types)
NonStop: Assorted Colors (Tuberous Large Flowered Types)
Bacopa plants offer a trailing habit and bright white, pink or lavender flowers. Give them consistent moisture in containers and feed them regularly.
Exposure: Sun, Part-Sun
Uses: Baskets, containers
Sweet Alyssum is a low growing plant that offers sweetly scented white, lavender or pink blooms. After flowers fade, sheer to encourage a fresh flush. We offer both white and lavender/purple types.
Exposure: Sun, Part-Sun
Uses: Baskets, containers, landscape
