The variegated green-and-white foliage, topped with dark pink-red flowers, makes this vine distinct and charmingly different! The 7.5 cm blossoms have an unusual shape, with four tepals, cream-hued stamens and reddish tipped anthers. Colors fade beguilingly as the flower matures. Of course being a viticella this can take the sun and heat. Inventor: Barry Fretwell,
Clematis Blue Climador is superb for a patio clematis due to it’s compact size with many blooms, It’s distinctive violet-blue flowers with pointed tepals, beautifully accented with white and dark violet anthers. This produces about 20 flowers at all times that are 5 inches in diameter with 6 to 8 tepal’s each! Given its smaller
What a fabulous clematis for patio container! the pretty light pink flowers are shown off by a burst of centre stamens with white filaments and dark violet anthers that almost look black! this clematis, produces 20 or more flowers at all times that are 5 inches in diameter and have six to eight tepals each.
This baby agapanthus is exotic! Its blue and mauve bell-shaped flowers clump tightly on a compact plant. note: Baby Pete’s foliage is shorter, wider, and darker green than other selections. Another advantage? Baby Pete™ does not set viable seed, so it flowers longer than other selections – at least 25 days after fully opened. Self
‘Winter Bee’ is a show stopper with it’s violet-blue flowers forming masses of tight bundles on sage green foliage that look like a swarm of bumble bees! This variety, uniquely produces flowers with four to six terminal bracts, blooms three weeks earlier than other stoechas and lasts far longer, with new flowers appearing continuously on
Oh! the color of Eyers Gift!! is an unusual mid-blue deepening purple towards the center, then cream stamens with purple- tipped anthers! The large and overwhelmingly abundant flowers on this vine is a standout! The flowers have six or seven elliptically shaped tepals, with pointed tips and wavy margins. The many admirers of large clematis
Barry has created breathtaking flowers here, no wonder Patricia Ann is so popular! The light pink with a darker pink-red bar and creamy-white stamens – the first double-blooming clematis with this coloration. A very special addition to the clematis family, the plant’s double flowers are on the old wood from May through June. Larger single
It’s rich, dark, violet-blue flower color that makes Lavender ‘Hazel’ unique! These large blooms, with spikes of 3 cm and bracts of 1.2 cm, rise triumphantly 6 cm above fresh sage-colored foliage. The sensual, strong lavender fragrance makes this variety all the more special. Wonderful as a hedge planting but also beautiful in a container
A very popular ground cover, because Lithodora ‘Star’ has small, gentian-blue flowers with brilliant white edges.The total effect looks like stars – and these stars shoot back every year! It forms an evergreen mat of forest green leaves that spread slowly, making it good ground cover in a rock garden. It also looks lovely on
Gaura ‘Pink Lady’ with hues that suggest pink lipstick blotted on white tissue. Its larger-than-average gaura blossoms and its compact, tight habit offer front- of- the- border beauty! This tidy plant keeps its blooms just above its attractive green foliage, making the blossoms always fresh-looking. It is a great garden or container plant that will