Golden Variegated Sweet Flag creates a beautiful mat of bright green and gold and that’s plenty of color to jazz up shady spots or moist, sunny areas. Acorus gramineus ‘Ogon’ grows in a tufted mound with grasslike, narrow blades. Plant it in moist areas to create a dense ground cover, or use it to accent water features or ponds. Golden Variegated Sweet Flag spreads very slowly by rhizomes. As with others in the Acorus genus, its leaves emit a fresh citrus scent when pinched or bruised.

• Outstanding in Container
• Thrives in wet areas
• Shade Tolerant

The appearance of pussy willow branches covered in velvety soft catkins is one sign of spring we eagerly await each year. These massive 6 foot branches are a favorite for adding structure, texture, and height to early season transitional planters and arrangements.

Hellebores get their common name, Lenten rose, from the rose-like flowers that appear in early spring around the Christian observance of Lent. The “blooms” (which are actually sepals that protect the true flowers) last for several months, from February until May, and the foliage is evergreen in all but the coldest regions.

An outstanding selection from a refined series, with sizable, double flowers that open yellow, then take on an apricot pink blush; compact, dark green foliage; hardy and prefers sheltered shaded areas, and will tolerate dry soil for a while

The appearance of pussy willow branches covered in velvety soft catkins is one sign of spring we eagerly await each year. These branches are a favorite for adding structure, texture, and height to early season transitional planters and arrangements.

Primula Belarina Cream produces clusters of rich creamy-white blossoms, each resembling a mini Gardenia. Envision an English cottage garden with a tapestry of jewel-toned blossoms. From the Belarina® series, clusters of sweetly fragrant, insanely double primroses top crisp, crinkly foliage like nosegays. Prolific, long-lasting flowers.

BELARINA ^® primroses are refined beauties that completely embody the joy and hope that spring offers. Their sizable double blossoms in a rainbow of colors bloom profusely throughout the spring season atop the compact, bright green foliage. Sterile flowers result in plants that are particularly long blooming.

The appearance of pussy willow branches covered in velvety soft catkins is one sign of spring we eagerly await each year. These branches are a favorite for adding structure, texture, and height to early season transitional planters and arrangements.

Viola Starry Night's Primrose-yellow blossoms deeply trimmed with amethyst are as pretty as jewels set in a basket of green. Starry Night flowers on densely compact plants, slightly domed to better display their wares. Some shade and extra water during midsummer helps extend flowering. 'Lord Primrose'

Hellebores get their common name, Lenten rose, from the rose-like flowers that appear in early spring around the Christian observance of Lent. The “blooms” (which are actually sepals that protect the true flowers) last for several months, from February until May, and the foliage is evergreen in all but the coldest regions.

This ANNUAL plant has distinct variegated flowers and foliage, narrow leaves of blue-green with yellow margins displays stunning crimson overtones in the cooler months; highly tolerant of heat and dryness and virtually maintenance free

• Mature Height: 20 inches
• Mature Width: 15 inches
• Sunlight: Sun
• Soil Conditions: Generally Dry, Moist (Typical), Soggy

Plants are constantly growing, ever-changing, and therefore unique. The plant you receive may vary from the photo, but rest assured, holds the same glorious potential!

Hellebores get their common name, Lenten rose, from the rose-like flowers that appear in early spring around the Christian observance of Lent. The “blooms” (which are actually sepals that protect the true flowers) last for several months, from February until May, and the foliage is evergreen in all but the coldest regions.

Muscari are commonly known as grape hyacinths, which perfectly describes their flowers: tight clusters of fat little bells with a grape juice fragrance. Comes in a 4" growers pot.

• Mature Height: 8 inches
• Planting Depth: 3 inches
• Sunlight: Sun, Part Sun

Plants are constantly growing, ever-changing, and therefore unique. The plant you receive may vary from the photo, but rest assured, holds the same glorious potential!

Hellebores get their common name, Lenten rose, from the rose-like flowers that appear in early spring around the Christian observance of Lent. The “blooms” (which are actually sepals that protect the true flowers) last for several months, from February until May, and the foliage is evergreen in all but the coldest regions.

An outstanding selection from a refined series, with sizable, blue flowers that bloom profusely over a long season, over compact, dark green foliage; hardy and prefers sheltered shaded areas but will tolerate dry soil for a while

Hellebores get their common name, Lenten rose, from the rose-like flowers that appear in early spring around the Christian observance of Lent. The “blooms” (which are actually sepals that protect the true flowers) last for several months, from February until May, and the foliage is evergreen in all but the coldest regions.

Hellebores get their common name, Lenten rose, from the rose-like flowers that appear in early spring around the Christian observance of Lent. The “blooms” (which are actually sepals that protect the true flowers) last for several months, from February until May, and the foliage is evergreen in all but the coldest regions.

The appearance of pussy willow branches covered in velvety soft catkins is one sign of spring we eagerly await each year. These branches are a favorite for adding structure, texture, and height to early season transitional planters and arrangements.

Hellebores get their common name, Lenten rose, from the rose-like flowers that appear in early spring around the Christian observance of Lent. The “blooms” (which are actually sepals that protect the true flowers) last for several months, from February until May, and the foliage is evergreen in all but the coldest regions.