Bushy plant with ovate, glossy purple leaves often with a toothed edge to 2″ long. Flowers grown on spikes should be removed as they take too much energy away from the plant. Used for cooking, espcecially Italian and Thai dishes. […]

‘Cinnamon Basil’ produces pale pink to purple flowers, has purple-flushed stem and strongly spice-scented leaves. Bushy plant with ovate, gloss, bright green and sometimes purple leaves often with a toothed edge to 2″ long. Flowers grown on spikes should be […]

‘Anise’ Basil, originally from Persia, has a decorative purple flush to it’s foliage and light pink flower spikes. The flavor and aroma are anise or licorice like. Grows to 18″ tall. Bushy plant with ovate, glossy, bright green and sometimes […]

The cultivar, ‘Emily Grant Hutchings’ has dark pink flowers and sepals. It has 10 to 12 inch bronze leaves with olive green undersides. Flowers earlier than most night-blooming tropicals. Commonly referred to a “Water Lilies” these plants have adapted to […]

The cultivar, ‘Aurora’ has flowers that bloom yellow-orange on the 1st day, turn orange-red on the 2nd and develop speckles on the 3rd. Has creamy white sepal. It has 6 to 6.5 inch green leaves with light purple, mottled undersides. […]

The cultivar, ‘Atropurpurea’ has deep red flowers and deep pink sepals. It has 9 to 10 inch green leaves with purple undersides. Grows well in medium to large pools. Commonly referred to a “Water Lilies” these plants have adapted to […]

The cultivar, ‘Antares’ has dark rosy red flowers and sepals. It has 10 to 12 inch green leaves with green veins and brown underside. Good for medium to large poolls. Commonly referred to a “Water Lilies” these plants have adapted […]

Grown for its brilliant fall color, this is a deciduous tree, with a broad conical growth habit. A great choice on poor sites, tolerating even bad drainage. Larger trees are difficult to transplant because of the taproot. Ball and burlap […]

One of the most characteristic of the southern swamp trees, found on sites which are sometimes under water. Some of the differences from Nyssa sylvatica include larger leaves to 7 inches long, and larger fruit. The wood is commercially important […]

Commonly referred to as “Water Lilies”, these plants have adapted to living in total water environment. The leaves of these plants are individually supported on leaf stalks called petioles. Water Lily blossoms vary greatly in color and size. They enjoy […]