Annuals
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Achimenes African Blue Basil Alternanthera-Joseph's Coat Angel Trumpets Angelonia Coleus Copper Plant |
Evolvulus Hollyhocks Impatiens Iresine Mexican Heather Mexican Sunflower |
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Achimenes
Annual. Shade. 18"x18" Lavendar blooms. Will die back in fall and go dormant for a few months. Store tubers in soil in temperatures between 50-70 degrees. Don't put outside in spring until night temperatures stay in 60s.
African Blue Basil
Annual. Sun. New growth is deep purple turning to green with purple flecks as it matures. Plant is sterile so the taste is not affected by letting the plant bloom. Lavendar flowers. 24" x 24".
Alternanthera
Annual. Joseph's Coat. Colorful foliage. Sun. 1-3 foot
Angelonia
Annual. Ful sun. 18 inch tall. Assorted colors
Angel Trumpet
Annual. Sun/part shade. Trumpet shaped, fragrant flowers. Can be perennial when protected or when we have a mild winter.
Celosia
Annual. Sun. Celosia boasts a compact upright habit which bloom from spring to the first hard frost in stunning bright colors. Trim back growth slightly during mid-summer to refresh plants. Removing spent flowers can encourage more blooms. 16" x 10"
Copper Plant
Annual. Sun/part shade.
48"x36". Grown for it colorful foliage. 6 hours of sun will bring out the best color. Can be pruned to make bushier. Coleus
Solenostemon scutellarioides
Either sun OR shade (check to be sure which you have) Water at least 1" weekly Grown for its colorful foliage Evolvulus
Annual. Sun/part shade. Blue flowers. 20".
Iresine-Chicken Gizzard
Annual. Sun/part shade. Pinch if it gets leggy. A colorful plant which bears red stems, green leaves with yellow veins. You can bring it indoors at the end of the season. It also makes a lovely houseplant. 2-3 feet,
Iresine-Bloodleaf
Annual. Sun//part shade. For glossy, bright red foliage, you can’t beat the Iresine bloodleaf plant. You can bring it indoors at the end of the season. It also makes a lovely houseplant.
2-3 feet. |
Impatiens
Annual. Shade. Impatiens have long been popular because of their bloom power and wide variety of colors. They can produce flowers nonstop for an entire growing season and don't need deadheading to keep going.
Impatiens, New Guinea
Annual. Sun/part shade. New Guinea impatiens provide a spectacle of blooms in sunny garden locations. Like their shade-loving cousins, the common impatiens, New Guinea impatiens form clumps of foliage with colorful flowers. When planted just after the last threat of a frost, these fast growers will bloom early in the season, and will last well into fall. New Guinea impatiens offer a low-maintenance and high-performance option for gardeners wanting a showy seasonal display, free of fuss.
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