August Beauty Gardenia
$19.99Lovely, dense, round, evergreen shrub. Beautiful, lustrous, dark green leaves provide a great backdrop for the very fragrant, large, double-white flowers. Prefers loose, acidic soil.
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Lovely, dense, round, evergreen shrub. Beautiful, lustrous, dark green leaves provide a great backdrop for the very fragrant, large, double-white flowers. Prefers loose, acidic soil.
Remarkable columnar gardenia with coin shaped glossy green leaves and single daisy gardenia flowers that rebloom spring through summer. Evergreen.
Small evergreen shrub with exquisitely fragrant white flowers in summer. Dark green, glossy leaves. Use in a low border, mixed planter or decorative container. Plant with azalea mix.
Compact and re-blooming evergreen shrub with double, milky-white, fragrant blooms summer into fall. More cold tolerant than other gardenias. Plant in well drained soil.
Re-blooming, fragrant single white blossoms spring to fall. It has a very dense, compact habit and evergreen, glossy foliage. Perfect for containers and limited space landscapes.
Garrett Juice Plus is a terrific all-natural foliar plant food developed by the Dirt Doctor, Howard Garrett. Garrett Juice Plus is the newest generation in the Garrett Juice success story. This simple but powerful formula of compost tea, apple cider vinegar, molasses, and seweed has been made even more powerful with the addition of liquid fish.
One of the most popular garden plants. Leaves are rounded with a hairy surface. Available in a wide range of colors, they bloom from spring to fall, with best performance in the cooler seasons.
This tough performer has aromatic gray-green leaves with silvery white undersides that shimmer in the sunlight. Flowers are a darker blue than other varieties. Tolerates poor, rocky soils. An attractive, waterwise solution for fast-draining, unimproved slopes, and minimal care gardens. A nice container accent.
Leafy, arching stems create a lush, tropical effect with boldly striped yellow and green foliage. Large, drooping clusters of white and pink shell-like flowers are sweetly fragrant. Works well in containers and can be used as an indoor specimen. An herbaceous perennial.
This superb selection is a fruitless male strain. Unique fan-shaped green foliage turns brilliant golden yellow in fall. Symmetrical branching creates an exceptional upright landscape accent, eventually becoming a handsome shade tree with age. Deciduous.
A wonderful new form that features a dense, narrow pyramidal form. Rich green foliage turns bright gold in fall. A non-fruiting type. Excellent for smaller landscape areas or anywhere a vertical focal point is needed.
Shrubby evergreen perennial with long, arching stems lined with fleshy, gray-green leaves. Clusters of chartreuse flowers appear at branch ends late winter to early spring.
Vigorous native vine that produces yellow, medium-sized round fruit that has a sweet taste. Carlos is one of the main varieties used for making wine and juice. It is self-fertile. Deciduous.
The Southland muscadine is a black self-fertile variety that contains 17% sugar. This muscadine produces medium to large fruit with excellent flavor. The vine is vigorous, disease resistant and cold hardy. This muscadine is also great for jams, jellies and juice. Ripens mid-season.
Smaller growing form with an arching, clumping growth habit. Plumes of creamy-white flowers above the foliage beginning late summer and lasting into fall. A great specimen plant or planted in masses. Fast growing perennial.
Highly ornamental form of Western native grass with tall, upright stems. Showy chartreuse, aging-to-blonde seed heads hold their straight shape and are displayed above the foliage through winter.
A versatile, low-maintenance ornamental grass known for its fine, arching blades and mounding habit. Thriving in full sun to partial shade, this adaptable sedge tolerates a variety of soil conditions, including drought and light foot traffic. With its soft texture and year-round appeal, Berkeley Sedge is perfect for adding movement and greenery to garden paths, under trees, or as an alternative to traditional lawns in water-wise landscapes.
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea