Bigger, brighter blooms! New hybrid genetics have created a superior and irresistible Argyranthemum in a saturated raspberry-red color with a vibrant yellow center. Bred for improved performance and bloom size.

Velvety silver foliage plant with deeply cut leaves. More of a coarse texture. Heat and drought resistant. Spread 20-30".

This new series features a well-branched habit with improved heat tolerance that is so important for success with Bacopas. This series has a more compact habit than most for added bench life without trimming. Well covered with blooms and large flower size. Covered in large blue blossoms that hold up in the heat. Nicely mounded habit adds a delicate touch to containers and baskets.

This new series features a well-branched habit with improved heat tolerance that is so important for success with Bacopas. This series has a more compact habit than most for added bench life without trimming. Well covered with blooms and large flower size. Mounded plant covered with bright pink singles. Large flower size and heat tolerance complete the package.

The Versa™ series has more flower cover, does not tangle and hides old flowers better than other varieties.

Think your favorite drink, Tequila Sunrise. Double blossoms stand out with yellow centers and bright orange outer petals, above dark green foliage. This series features exceptionally large, showy flowers held above dark foliage. Semi-upright plants are well branched plants proven to perform. Look for many of our old "Unbelievable" series plants here.

Double blooms in a clean shade of bold yellow, pop over dark green foliage. This series features exceptionally large, showy flowers held above dark foliage. Semi-upright plants are well branched plants proven to perform. Look for many of our old "Unbelievable" series plants here.

Salmon pink double blossoms held over dark green foliage. This series features exceptionally large, showy flowers held above dark foliage. Semi-upright plants are well branched plants proven to perform. Look for many of our old "Unbelievable" series plants here.

A unique bicolor calibrachoa, flaunting peachy tones around the edge and rust-red in the center. An intriguing addition to the trusted calibrachoa family.

The bloomtastic series is renowned for its massive flowers. Chili pepper is a sultry lipstick red with a shadowy throat and yellow eye. H14-16"

Flowers are bright pink on the edge, transitioning to dark raspberry and finished with a bright yellow star in the center. All the things you love about the Cabaret® series, just new and colorful.

This darling Calibrachoa is soft pink around the outside, with a ring of salmon that contrasts with a ray of yellow emerging from the center. A uniform mounding habit allows it to play well with others in combinations H4-8"

Vibrant purple with mottled striations of white leading to a yellow center. The Chameleon series is unique for the color variations that occur on a single plant due to light levels and daylength. Sure to create interest and intrigue throughout the season H6-12"

White with a dark pink splash in the center H6-10"

Royal saturated purple with yellow eye. Playful, colorful and fun. H6-10"

Plum with white striations accenting the petal shape h6-10"

Rich rose bloom with dark throat and whispers of yellow striping up out of the yellow eye. H6-10"

Magenta with a smokey center. H6-10"

We love the adorable double flowers in this series and the color is like a kiss of sunshine in any basket or container.

Sure to grab attention, this tri-color calibrachoa is a swirl of vivacious color. The color changes as it matures, making each plant a unique kaleidoscope of interest. Tiger Tail exhibits a tropical mix of banana yellow, papaya and tangeo

A vibrant addition to our grass collection. Everglow has green striped blades with margins that are gold and orange in the cooler spring and fall months, whilst turning cream in the heat of the summer. Mounding habit reaching 12-18" with 1/2" blades elegantly arching.

Peachy centers are outlined with dark purple and lime green. A very unique coleus color.

Burgundy-red foliage with narrow, serrated leaves. Similar habit to Habanero, on the vigorous end of the series.

Broad ovate leaves with large soft serrated edges. Two tone rosy foliage, dark maroon and raspberry rose. H-8-10" Sun to Part Sun

Orange and bronze splotches on a yellow background Bright and sassy. H16-24".

The small, scalloped leaves of this trailing coleus have maroon bodies, a flush of rose, flash of yellow and dark green edges. Spreads 18-24" H6-10"

Gorgeous lanceolate shaped leaves with striking rose centers, lime green margins and a burgundy lace overlay H18-24" Sun to part sun

Bright green leaves with fuchsia pink centers get even more dramatic with the addition of creamy white veins and extremely frilly edges. Peter is Wonder-ful.

Gorgeous, lush, dark purple foliage with a finely serrated lighter edge. Wow, this one is beautiful.

Hot pink, magenta edges with burgundy centered foliage on this Spike form plant. Excellent for dryer conditions and large container accents.

A feast for Hummingbirds! The cigar-shaped flowers are non-stop all season on this beauty. Cherry red-yellow bicolor flowers lure in pollinators and keep them fed to their hearts' content. This plant does not disappoint the gardener or the wildlife.

Deep magenta double blooms with highlighted tips over dark green foliage. good series for containers with medium sized blossoms and habit. H16-18"

Star shaped flowers with a stunning neon-magenta edging and a velvet purple center. Shiny bronze, almost black, foliage is a bonus and really sets off these colors.

Proudly introducing the first dark-leafed cactus Dahlia! Black foliage compliments the large 4" neon-pink blooms that reach 24-31". Pollinators and people agree that the color and texture of this new Dahlia make it a must-have.

Bright red double blooms with dark foliage. Medium sized blooms and habit. H 16-18"

Semi-double, yellow and lavender ruffled petals with rich dark green foliage and glossy dark buds H12-16"

Gigantic blooms demand attention with their irregular and hypnotizing bicolor (or maybe tri- or quadri- color). SunFire is yellow with dizzying ribbons of pink, white and true red streaming through the petals.

Silver foliage with a gorgeous cascading habit, heat & drought tolerant in sun & shade

Mauve-pink, daisy-like flowers resemble parasols on a beach, and love the sun just as much. Pink petals feature a mauve stripe down the center. Low growing plants are tough and withstand heat and drought while continuing to bloom. Attracts bees and butterflies. Gigantic blooms demand attention with their irregular and hypnotizing bicolor (or maybe tri- or quadri- color). SunFire is yellow with dizzying ribbons of pink, white and true red streaming through the petals.

Whoa! If you like bicolors, take a look at the photo of this sparkling beauty. Scarlet petal tips are dipped in gold with a huge gold double center that keeps the blossom open all day and night.

70% Cacao chocolate leaves with a narrow green margin topped with truly cherry colored blossoms on sturdy stems. The foliage is as pretty as a heuchera.

One of our faves. Mounds of scalloped chartreuse leaves with bronze centers are complemented by orange-red single petaled flowers. Leaves are almost translucent H8-10"

Regal chrome yellow foliage and hot pink single petaled blossoms. Used in combinations she makes other plants pop. How queenly!

The infamous mosquito repellant!

This petite scented geranium is a guaranted conversation started. Tiny, bright green leaves are ruffled and edged in yellow, with a strong lemon scent. More compact than other scented geraniums this cutey can stand alone as a specimen pot on the kitchen table or in mixed containers.

Deeply divided grey-green leaves with a hint of white around the margins are topped by lavender flowers. Old fashioned lemon-rose scent. Attracts bees and butterflies.

10 pots including at least 4 varieties with an assortment of sizes, foliage types, scents and flower colors

These Impatiens got there name for their ability to "bounce" back if neglected with watering. They don't drop their flowers! Pink flame offers an intense deep pink with a fuchsia iridescence flush.

This durable impatiens series is a drought tolerant interspecific hybrid that withstands heat, disease and neglect. Here's a large flowered violet addition.

White, single petaled blooms will brighten shady corners of the garden A small whisper of pink in the center offers interest. May blush pink under cooler conditions. H14-20"

True cherry red hue in the blossoms make this a great punch of color to shady areas. We love that the Bounce series is easy to revive if it has suffered from neglectful watering H14-20".

Chartreuse heart shaped trailing foliage, vigorous and versatile

Trilobed leaves, black matte. Great for containers. Spread 16-20".

Finely cut trilobed lime green foliage. Spread 16-20".

The tallest upright curly spiral rush around. Loves wet or moist soils and will grow in up to 4" of water. Don't forget to use it in containers, too, where it will please old and young plant lovers alike.

So many colors in one giant cluster of flowers! Yellow, tangerine, red and hot pink. The Bandolero™ series is perfect for northern gardeners, with its large blooms, great vigor and nice mounding habit. We like it so much it is replacing Bandana™ Cherry. Don't worry, you won't even miss it.

We have found that the Bandolero™ Lantanas have out-performed other series by exhibiting more vigor, better branching and bigger blooms. Lavender-pink around the outside of the clusters, fading to lighter pink near the center. Each individual flower is mottled with a yellow center H18-24"

The Shamrock™ series has a well-branched, very uniform mounding habit. Works great to fill in large combos without overpowering. Orange Flame has a warm gradient of yellow and various orange shades.

Dark blue with the smallest of white eyes.

Great new series that provides heat tolerance in the garden with improved shelf life in the garden center. Soft magenta with a tiny white eye. Sun tolerant and sweet.

An eye catching large white eye.

Nice cool white with a touch of dark blue in the eye and the peduncle.

Flower spikes feature a range of deep pink at the base to pale pink at the tip, lasting 2-3 weeks longer in the heat. Medium habit is well suited for mixed combos.

We love so much about the performance of the Easy Breezy™ series that we are adding the latest color! The aroma is so delightful it will entice people and pollinators to your garden or patio. The clusters of blooms make luscious mounds of bicolor white, lavender and violet. A truly seductive plant.

Excellent branching on a plant that flowers 2-3 weeks longer than other lobularias. Clean white blooms on a no-split plant.

All the colors a peach can be are apparent on this plant. Golden-yellow, peachy stripes, pink swaths and rosy surprises. H10-12"

Double blooms feature near-white, purple petals surrounding a pincushion of deep purple disc flowers. Increased branching lends to a high output of early season color.

Double blooms feature near-white, purple petals surrounding a pincushion of deep purple disc flowers. Increased branching lends to a high output of early season color.

Reminiscent of a solar eclipse! Yellow, daisy-like flower petals radiate out from a dark center with bronze tips.

A dark, seductive, bronze-maroon daisy-like flower is so saturated in color, we thought it an intriguing addition to our spring collection.

Another in the 'Zion' series, purple dominates the large flowers, but petal tips are vivid copper orange. Well-branched plants are heat tolerant.

If 'Zion' brings to mind the earthy tones of a great Utah National Park, then you'll have no trouble picturing these stunning Osteos. Winner of the FleuroStar 2018/2019 Best New Flower award, 'Purple Sun' has a brilliant purple-magenta center that transitions to orange then bright golden yellow at the ends of the petals.

The Cannonball series has been bred to have large flowers on compact mounding plants. Great for containers. Blue is a very dark royal blue. Spreads 10-18".

According to our favorite broker Carrie, Black Mamba is the best Crazytunia, so here you go. Spectacular star shaped black velvet flowers. Self cleaning, great weather tolerance, low maintenance. Spreads to 24"

This new petunia will dominate any scene with her dramatic burst of color. A velvety purple-black center bursts from the mottled pink and white bloom. Unique and interesting.

A new color for Crazytunias, it fills the hole in our hearts that Happy Magic Cremissimo left. Bright tropical flowers have mango colored throats with light veining that blush to watermelon edges. The iridescences and color combo is very eye catching. Spreads 18-24".

We are over the moon for this new color blend. The glowing yellow centers of these blossoms fade under a shadowy dark maroon edge that appears to be grasping towards the center. A striking addition to mixed containers and baskets with medium vigor and mounding habit.

Just for fun! This aptly named petunia gives you a fun house feeling when you look at it. Hot magenta flowers with golden yellow pinwheels, the lines are not crisp so that adds to the confusion. Spreads 18-22".

Deep burgundy blooms light up with a golden yellow star bursting from the center. Tiny white splotches create a galaxy in the backdrop of the star. This series of petunia is making headlines with early flowering, fast finishing and large blooms that result in eye catching baskets and containers.

Won Retailers Choice Award at Cultivate '19, and with good reason! Double blooms are dark purple, almost black, with striking creamy yellow edges. This is a very unique look, with exceptional branching and tons of medium sized flowers. We saw these from a distance at the Ball Trial gardens with a group of plant lovers admiring this new look.

Dramatic dark burgundy star pattern with golden edges. Spread 20-25".

Multiple sweet romantic colors all in one plant. Flowers open light peach then darken through mango to dragon fruit colors. Medium vigor is good for filling spaces. Spread 20-24". We saw this on display at the 2021 Cultivate Conference and loved the antique pallet it offers.

A unique speckled pattern of dark magenta and white gives this new series a mysterious glow. The coloration pattern does not fade even in the heat of the summer.

An even darker and more dramatic view of the night sky. Splash dance your way under the starry heavens in your big blue bolero hat. Okay, serious now: rich dark blue flowers sprinkled with white speckles. Spread 18-24".

Complex colored petunia displays mottled autumnal sunset colors of orange, gold and warm terracotta. Large flowers, disease resistance and improved habit. Spread 14-26". This was one of the best new plants we saw at the 2021 Ohio Trial Gardens. We were blown away by the non-fading vivid orange and uniformity of habit.

Leathery leaves develop deep perforations as they grow older. Something for you to bring in for a houseplant in winter. Prefers indirect light.

Anybody still making Fairy gardens? Small round leaves of vining bright green make for the perfect fairy front yard ground cover. Great for terrariums too!

Interestingly textured plant for fairy gardens. Small rounded or ovate green leaves are succulent-like grow from thick stems giving it a fern look.

AAS Winner, 3-4_ double or semi-double blooms in autumn shades, the really fluffy ones almost look like mums

Yes indeed, be as lucky as a chimney sweep with this fun Rudbeckia. Flower petals are the tubular quilled type radiating from dark brown centers. Flower colors range from sunny yellow to rich mahogany. If you're lucky, they may reseed.

In Florida this is used as a groundcover, here in the Midwest we have to settle for container plant use, but what a plant it is! Basically leafless, giving it a grass-like spiky appearance, this plant's minimalistic elegance cascades over the edge of containers like a horsetail and flowers with little red tubular blooms that seem to float out beyond the end of the plant. Piques hummingbird interest. This most certainly makes for a wonderful small specimen plant or great added into the edge of a mixed container. Has to be seen to be believed. It likes water.

So here it is, a salvia bred for hanging baskets. The habit does start off upright but then branches horizontally. Perfect for small spaces where one might want to provide a natural nectar source for hummingbirds. Also works to fill in front of the border, landscape or containers. Dark black stems and calyxes, dark blue flowers. Spread 18-36"

Tall flower spikes with black stems and calyxes, smoky purple flowers. Early and long lasting color.

Dark chocolate cherry colored stems and dark burgundy flowers on a compact plant that blooms until frost. Shiny dark green foliage. Tolerant of hot dry summers.

An exciting genetic breakthrough in Salvia guaranitica. Flowers are fuchsia colored with a flush of purple at the base and black calyces. With the size and habit of the ever popular Amistad! We're super excited about this one, and the hummingbirds are too.

We are so pleased to see an earlier blooming version of Salvia 'Black and Blue' hitting the market this year. The deepest blue tubular blossoms grace this mid-height beauty. The leaves are a bit thicker and with a darker stem than the parents. Easy to grow for great rewards and deer resistant, too.

Similar outstanding performance as 'Black & Bloom' but the flowers emerging from the black calyces are more purple than blue. It's also a bit more compact with great flower power.

Electric green or gold, fine leafed succulent foliage is great for alpine or miniature gardens. This is a favorite from our fairy gardens. Slightly mounding and trailing/spreading habit is so great for filling in and between rocks.

Miniature succulent leaves of golden-chartreuese. This is one of most charming plants

Vigorous chartreuse gold succulent creeps through your beds and containers with a fine textured carpet of chubby needle shaped foliage.

Perfect foil in most any combination. Carefree- you can't go wrong.

Trailing leaves of electric pink with purple stripes add color and contrast to containers, baskets or gardens. Prefers well drained soil. Easy to grow. Can be grown indoors.

Open style peach blossoms with bright yellow centers. Compact, bushy habit and very heat tolerant. Words don't do it justice.

Open faced snap in rosy shades performs well through summer heat. Lightly scented. Tidy habit.

Use as a groundcover or container spiller. Green leaves have elegant white striping.

A classic and familiar mix. Very large 5" doubled flowers in a wide range of solid celebration colors. Red, yellow, orange, purple, pink, white and bicolors.

Giant formal fully-double blooms held upright on sturdy stems in shades from pinks and reds, through salmons and oranges to purples, lime, gold, and white.

Fabulous double bicolor zinnia. Cherry-rose petals with cream colored blunt tips. Excellent branching allows for multiple cuts on this marvelous border gem. Jumbo 3-4" blooms. Fleuroselect selection. AKA Mazurkia.

Spicy orange star-shaped 5" ruffled flowers add splash to any garden or container. Great for cutting and butterflies.

We have a serious addiction to zinnias and couldn't resist this bright pink 5" cactus flower suspended on 36" stems. A prolific bloomer. Free flowering and heat tolerant. Think of it as the pink version of zinnia 'Inca.'

Large double and semi-double blooms with a small amount of singles. Ombre effect on the orange julius shades of orange, fading to lemon-lime centers topped with cherry red centers. AAS winner. Also known as 'Queeny Lime Orange'

Fabulous new double zinnia in a soft shade of rosy red with striking lime green center. Shorter than Benary's but still a perfect size for cutting. The unusual color is the focus here.