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
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
Salix Flamingo a much improved mutation of Salix Hakuro Hishiki, has resulted in no leaf scorch, stronger branches and much richer hues. When compared in field crops in the Netherlands the pink color arrives 2 weeks earlier and lasts 2 weeks later than Hishiki. This Flamingo you’ll be proud to have in your garden! Salix
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
Golden Tiara®, the perfect name for this exquisite clematis – a great improvement over Clematis Golden Harvest offering an absolutely fabulous, much smaller plant with richer colors. Golden Tiara’s profuse, darker buttercup yellow blossoms hold their heads up more and have a sweet fragrance when young. Dark black-purple stamens serve as a lovely accent. The
This Blue Light ® will be a show-stopper for your garden or patio! The large light violet blue double blooms are exceptionally free flowering, displaying masses of blossoms on the vine. Tested extensively in container and the garden at Pride of Place Plants Inc., this is surely one of our favorites, year in and year
Clematis My Angel, is a small flowering clematis that displays a bold medley of color. The petals are purple-bronze on the outside, yet yellow-orange inside with creamy edges. On close examination the leaves are colorful as well, infused with a bluish cast. In fall, spent blossoms explode into wispy, wiry, silver-white seed heads, extending the
Gaura Crimson Butterflies stands the test of time! not hard to figure out, the foliage is a deep burgundy shade that is particularly intense whilst young but still apparent in the slightly greener more mature leaves. In addition the deep, hot pink clumps of flowers are borne on far shorter, stouter red stems rising just
