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Red Blotch Pansy

The Penny™ series of hybrid Violas tolerates more heat without becoming leggy. Incredibly robust for better over-wintering performance. Edible flowers! Penny™ Red Blotch boasts huge, red-scarlet blooms with contrasting yellow eye […]

Penny™ Denim Jump Up Viola

Penny™ Denim Jump Up boasts huge, deep velvety blue and white flowers with a deep blue/black blotch and a yellow eye that flowers continuously from beginning to end of season. […]

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. […]

Tiger Eye Viola

The new Angel™ Series is a unique cross between hardy Violas and beefy Pansies to bring you these heavenly bursts of early spring color. ‘Tiger Eye’ will delight you with […]

Dark Blue Flowering Periwinkle

Dreamy, dark blue flowers with a hint of lavender will make this dependable groundcover come alive with luscious color starting in early May and continuing intermittently well into the summer […]

Bowles Periwinkle

A superb groundcover for part to full shade, this plant displays a rich green shiny foliage year-round and a great texture that is a definite landscape plus. Loaded with blue […]

Periwinkle

A popular evergreen groundcover with deep purple flowers that open each spring, attracting butterflies. Tough and easy to grow, thriving in nearly every shaded landscape location. Tolerates dry soil once […]

White Flowering Periwinkle

Dependability is this tough groundcover’s middle name, but don’t think just because it so tolerant that it lacks anything in the beauty department! You’ll love its deep green foliage on […]

Summer Magic Viburnum

Mature leaves are green and leathery, producing a spectacular fall display of red and yellow. Creamy white flowers in May give way to Blue-black fruits. Upright habit makes it ideal […]

Blackhaw

Bold and aggressive, this upright growing shrub may even take on the form of a small tree in the landscape. It displays big, deep green foliage that emerges in early […]