An evergreen perennial suitable for rock gardens. Solitary flowers appear in late spring and early summer.

A semi-evergreen perennial, suitable for rock gardens. Leaves form in rosettes. Solitary flowers appear on prostrate stems, late summer to autumn.

A semi-evergreen perennial, suitable for rock gardens. Leaves form in rosettes. Solitary flowers appear on prostrate stems in fall.

A semi-evergreen perennial, suitable for rock gardens. Flowers appear on prostrate stems, in autumn.

Evergreen, perennial that grows in a twining, climbing pattern. Leaves are arranged in opposite pairs and flowers are funnel-shaped with five petals either single or in clusters. In warmer climates train over arbors or against a wall.

Low growing annual or evergreen perennial with lance-shaped, basal leaves oten covered with fine gray hairs. Brightly colored, large daisy-like flowers with dark centers and an extended blooming period. Used as summer bedding or container color. Tolerant of coastal conditions.

In summer, this plant bears urn-shaped, pink to white single flowers, sometimes in small racemes. Red, berry-like fruit appear following flowering. When crushed, the leaves give off a strong scent of wintergreen. The berries are quite aromatic as well.

It has yellow or purple tinged male catkins which are produced in spring. This is an excellent plant to include in a shrub or mixed border. Does not requre additional water during the summer months.

Low, creeping dark green plant with fragrant, white flowers. Nice low border plant that is often used near entryways and windows. Plant in partial sun in warmer climates. In cooler climates plant in full sun. During growing season it is […]

Aristocratic hedge or corner foundation plant. Unbeatable as a flowering container plant. Can be grown quite successfully indoors if given as much light as possible. Do not let the soil become dry — the plant will respond by dropping leaves […]