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Regent Serviceberry

‘Regent’ is a compact, early-flowering Serviceberry which typically grows only 4-6′ tall. April brings an explosion of frothy, 5-petaled, white flowers in showy clusters before the foliage appears. June will […]

Variegated Ginger/Shell Ginger

Vibrant green and yellow striped leaves dominates the tropical shade garden and have a tangy fresh aroma that mixes well with the slightly fragrant flowers that resemble a row of […]

Lemon Verbena

Lemon verbena foliage has a clean, fresh, lemon scent, it performs well in garden bed or containers. It’s the best! Its medium green foliage brightens up the mixed herb bed. […]

Regal Shields Elephant Ears

Dark green topside and purple underside with lime green veins leaves and dark stems make this Elephant Ears stand out in the landscape, garden container or patio. Large leaves add […]

Speckled Alder

This vigorous growing native shrub thrives in moist areas and provides great cover for native critters while serving as a larval host for some native butterflies. Deep green foliage on […]

Geisha Garlic Chives

Incredibly useful and easy to grow, Garlic Chives will be a welcome addition to any garden, herbal or otherwise. ‘Geisha’ has long, slightly flattened, tubular, grass-like foliage that makes a […]

Garlic Chives

Incredibly useful, incredibly easy to grow and good looking besides, Garlic Chives will be a welcome addition to any garden, herbal or otherwise! Long, tubular, grass-like, gray-green foliage makes a […]

Staro Chives

Incredibly useful and easy to grow, Chives will be a welcome addition to any garden, herbal or otherwise. Staro’s long tubular, grass like foliage is one of the thickest on […]

Chives

Cute and hairy, no herb garden or kitchen is complete without this selection. Its grass-like foliage can be snipped regularly to deliver its mild onion flavor to loads of dishes […]

Turkistan Ornamental Onion

Low growing, thick gray-green leaves emerge in spring in pairs. From the center of each pair comes a short stalk with a large bud that opens in summer to reveal […]