Concord Seedless Grape

Concord Seedless Grape

Dependability is without question on this easy to grow vine that will give you gobs of deep purple, sweet Grapes that have the added pleasure of being seedless. There may […]

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Flip Side Chastetree

Flip Side Chastetree

Flip Side® is cloaked in 8-inch, fragrant, deep purple flowers that attract a nonstop parade of pollinators. It’s also a strong rebloomer. Flip Side® got its name because the greyish olive-green leaves […]

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Blue Diddley® Chastetree

Blue Diddley® Chastetree

Blue Diddley® Vitex makes the plant even better with its dwarf stature that is about half the size of typical vitex. In the north, zones 5-6, this plant acts like […]

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Etain Pansy

Etain Pansy

How can such a small plant have such a huge flower output? I guess we’ll never know but don’t ponder that question too long, just sit back and enjoy a […]

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Purple Showers Viola

Purple Showers Viola

So cute! Heart-shaped foliage has a compact habit. Bright purple flowers bloom non-stop from April until the first frost of the winter! Kept moist with partial shade, this plant will […]

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Columbine Pansy

Columbine Pansy

Blooming with abandon, ‘Columbine’ will try and succeed in being the star of any garden throughout the year since its bloom continues unabated from early spring right on into September. […]

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Culver’s Root

Culver’s Root

Starting in late spring red buds line the upright stalks and open in summer showing off purple pollinator-attracting flowers. Lance-like leaves whorl up the stems and provide a strong vertical […]

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Whitley’s Speedwell

Whitley’s Speedwell

Whitley’s Speedwell forms a mat of feathery olive-green leaves, bearing tiny sapphire-blue flowers that nestle on the stems in late spring. Makes a colorful and drought tolerant groundcover or lawn […]

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Spike Speedwell

Spike Speedwell

Joining the popular MAGIC SHOW® Veronica comes a brand new color for the collection. ‘Purple Illusion’ matches the habit and flower size of ‘Wizard of Ahhs’, but with thick, rosy […]

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