A graceful ornamental tree prized for its clouds of delicate, fringe-like white flowers that bloom in late spring, creating a soft, airy display. Its dark green, glossy leaves provide a handsome backdrop through summer before turning attractive shades of yellow in fall. This slow-growing, low-maintenance tree has a refined, rounded form, making it ideal as a specimen or focal point in the landscape. Adaptable and tolerant of urban conditions, Chinese Fringetree brings elegance and seasonal interest to gardens and yards.
A low-growing, compact Texas sage hybrid that covers itself in lavender blooms. Its small stature makes it a great choice for front-of-border plantings, rock gardens, and containers, where traditional Texas sages would outgrow the space. It has good resistance to the fungal problems that trouble some other sages, and it needs very little water once established. Well suited to North Texas heat and sunny exposures, it offers easy, low-maintenance color. Part afternoon shade is welcome in the hottest spots.
A showy new Texas sage hybrid with silvery, cupped, mostly evergreen foliage that contrasts beautifully with large magenta-purple blooms. Flowers cover the branch tips throughout summer and burst open after rain or humid spells, the classic “barometerush” show. Extremely drought-tolerant and at home in reflected heat and well-drained soil, it handles North Texas summers with very little water once established. Use it as a colorful informal hedge, screen, or specimen in sunny beds, planting in well-drained soil to keep it healthy.