This variety has large violet purple flowers that bloom until frost. These perennials are highly aromatic and loved by bees and hummingbirds. Erect with square stems and ovate, toothed leaves. The scent is reminiscent of bergamot, which gives Earl Grey […]

Bushy clumps of 5 inch long, bronze-green leaves and tight clusters of long, tubular, lavendar flowers. A favorite stopping place for hummingbirds. This aromatic perennial, which smells of basil and mint, is used to fragrance Earl Gray tea. An attractive […]

Bushy clumps of green leaves and wine-colored flowers with brown-red bracts appearing in terminal whorls. A favorite stopping place for hummingbirds. This aromatic perennial, which smells of basil and mint, is used to fragrance Earl Gray tea.

Bushy clumps of green leaves and pink flowers with pinkish bracts appearing in terminal clusters. A favorite stopping place for hummingbirds. This aromatic perennial, which smells of basil and mint, is used to fragrance Earl Gray tea. An attractive plant, […]

Bushy clumps of green leaves and cherry-red flowers appearing in terminal whorls. A favorite stopping place for hummingbirds. This aromatic perennial, which smells of basil and mint, is used to fragrance Earl Gray tea. An attractive plant, but has a […]

This genus contains 50 perennial succulent species native to Africa, Angola, Nambia, South America and Zimbabwe. New growth may arise from below the ground or plants may have scale-like stems that drop off. Yellow green summer flowers are diurnal and […]

A very low growing evergreen, bearing dark and lustrous leaves with delicate white variegation. Tiny trumpet shape pink or white flowers are extremely fragrant and persist from late spring to early summer. The fruit is a red, berry-like drupe, 1/4″ […]

An ornamental grass with narrow, weeping leaves and feathery, beige, flower clusters. This is a graceful clumping grass which stands out as a focal point in a border. Cut back before new growth starts in spring. Teams well with Black-eyed […]

A vigorous ornamental grass with broad, weeping leaves and feathery, beige, flower clusters. This is a graceful clumping grass which stands out as a focal point in a border. Cut back before new growth starts in spring. Teams well with […]

An erect shrub. Leaves are sticky and toothed. From spring to late summer, flowers bloom on leafy racemes. Requires moist, well-drained soil. Suitable for warm borders.