Profusion Apricot thrives remarkably well in both cold and dry conditions, and it can even... Profusion Apricot thrives remarkably well in both cold and dry conditions, and it can even tolerate poorer soil quality. Unlike many other zinnia varieties, this variety is also highly resistant to both mildew and other leaf diseases that often affect zinnias. Read More

The chenille plant, also called bristly copperleaf or red hot cattail (A. hispida), reache... The chenille plant, also called bristly copperleaf or red hot cattail (A. hispida), reaches a height of 3 metres (10 feet) and is grown for its long tail-like pendent flower spikes that are rust-red in colour. It is native to tropical eastern Asia. A. godseffiana, which has green and white leaves, is from New Guinea. Read More

Outdoors, grow in moist, organically rich, loose soils in part shade. Soils must not be al... Outdoors, grow in moist, organically rich, loose soils in part shade. Soils must not be allowed to dry out. 'Fairway Ruby' Coleus produces foliage with bright red center and wide off-white margin with green edging. Produces tiny blue or white flowers, 1/2″ long anytime throughout year. Read More

Helichrysum can be annuals or perennials, growing to a height of 60–90 cm. They are grown... Helichrysum can be annuals or perennials, growing to a height of 60–90 cm. They are grown as ornamental plants, and for dried flowers. When cut young and dried, the open flowers and stalks preserve their colour and shape for long periods. Read More

'Gartenmeister' is a hybrid selection of fuchsia that features coral-red, tubular flowers... 'Gartenmeister' is a hybrid selection of fuchsia that features coral-red, tubular flowers and dark green foliage tinged with bronzy-purple hues. Mature plants will reach up to 3' tall with a similar spread. The blooms are highly attractive to hummingbirds. Read More

It is a mat-forming perennial ground cover that typically grows 5-8” tall but spreads inde... It is a mat-forming perennial ground cover that typically grows 5-8” tall but spreads indefinitely over time by sprawling stems which root in the ground as they go. Clusters of tiny, somewhat inconspicuous, two-lipped, red-purple (sometimes white or pink) flowers appear at the stem ends in late spring to early summer. Read More