Bred to be compact, well branched and hardy. Upright spikes of bright orange flowers bloom all summer above minty-scented foliage. No PGR's required for container production.

Late to break dormancy, prefers drier and well-drained soil, vibrant orange flowers are a magnet for butterflies, attractive seed pods are used in floral arrangements, grow above 65ºF and dry.

One of the earliest and quickest orange flowering varieties on the market! Color turns more salmon-orange when temperatures increase; 8-10 weeks to flower.

Clusters of fiery red trumpet-shaped flowers.

Showy peach flowers contrast nicely against the dark bronze foliage in summer. Prefers more shade than other Cannas; works well in container gardens.

Bold spikes of orange flag-like flowers with yellow centers at the ends of the stems; large bluish-green pointy leaves.

Bold spikes of vivid red-orange flowers edged in golden-yellow at the end of the tall stems, large pointy blue-green leaves. A stunning touch of tropical glamour to a sunny garden.

Phasion a.k.a. 'Tropicanna", looks like a circus of colors! The leaves are striped with purple, yellow and red; the flowers are vivid orange. Together the foliage and flowers are over-the-top colorful. Vigorous and easy to grow. A sport of Canna Wyoming.

Orange flowers with green and yellow striped leaves.

Mammoth Mums are blooming machines in late summer-fall, like a small shrub in size, this variety will be smothered in bronze-red daisy flowers with yellow centers, the ferny foliage stays green all season.

Light apricot-peach flowers.

A higher flower count per plant with the largest flowers of any Delosperma, flowers close at night and open every morning. Vivid orange color, a great habit, and very drought tolerant once established.

Vigorous growing F1 hybrids with strong upright stems and large flowers, very uniform yet compact, soft apricot flowers with spotted yellow throats, well-branched stems produce secondary spikes for extended bloom.

A seed grown variety that produces highly uniform plants in flower and growth habit. Dark orange flowers soften to a lighter orange as they age; plants will bloom all summer.

A Growing Colors™ exclusive, from breeder Marco van Noort, stunning dark orange fully doubled flowers are showy and will appear summer through fall, upright and clumping habit.

Unique, bright saffron colored blooms with short, compact habit. Daisy like petals flower from early summer until almost fall.

Brilliant deep orange, downward-arching ray flowers and large, deep orange cones.

Masses of semi-double orange-tangerine flowers on a dense, compact mound of foliage, color is resistant to fading. Big, fragrant cones start out bright green and darken as they mature.

For vibrant color, try the newest addition to the early blooming Spintop series Radiant orange flowers with serrated yellow tips bloom over compact and uniform foliage all summer long.

A truly unique flower shape and the best part; more stems than you've ever seen will produce vibrant orange flowers that rebloom continuously from spring into early autumn.

Generous amount of brilliant orange flowers on short stems over bright lime, sun tolerant foliage. Larger and more vigorous than older types.

Early-mid summer brings huge 5 1/2" orange flowers with crinkly ruffles. Blossoms are outlined by a dark purple picotee edge and purple center; Tetraploid, extremely sunfast and drought tolerant; excellent rebloomer.

Early-midsummer brings large 5" bright coppery-orange flowers with a thin ruffled edge and green throat. Strong tetraploid plants with sturdy upright stems and high bud count; excellent performer in the landscape 

Midsummer brings large 8" brilliant gold-orange blooms with a green throat. Flowers have narrow, twisted, recurved tepals. 2003 Stout Medal Winner

Mid, large 6" bright orange flowers with a dark burnt-orange eye, throat and midribs are lighter orange, strong tetraploid plants, excellent landscape variety.

Part of the Carnival™ series, these Heuchera are known for exceptional foliage colors and compact habit. Leaves have distinct veining and are a soft copper color that deepens as the season progresses. White spires of flowers appear in the spring. Plant to add brightness to shade landscapes or containers, wonderful winter hardiness and heat tolerance.

A Terra Nova introduction: a new foliage color- Gold! This is a stunning plant with medium size leaves changing from peach to gold to champagne-gold with a strong white veil over all. Peach flowers will be held on maroon stems in early summer.

Late season bloom; intense orange flowers with orange beards will remind you of a summer sunset! Reliably produces 3 full weeks of blooms that will not fade even in 90-degree temps.

Bright orange blooms make an excellent cut flower. Produces 4-7 flowers per stem.

Bright orange blossoms! Very strong grower; produces 3-5 flowers per stem. 60 days to force.

Improved 'Double You' with double, bright orange flowers! 5-7 buds per stem; 60 days to force.

Tiny Heroes has the brightest orange flower in our Lily Looks™ collection and a perfect growth habit for containers. 5 to 7 flowers per stem; 62 days to force.

Bright orange blossoms with spotted centers, one of the best for winter production with lower light levels. Compact grower is ideal for 4" pots. 4-6 flowers per stem; 55 days to force.

This one of a kind lily has rose-shaped, apricot colored blooms with chocolate brown anthers; waxy petals keep both their color and texture beautifully. Light, sweet scent attracts butterflies and bees. 65 days to force.

Large, double orange flowers, 5-7 flowers per stem, 78 days to force.

Heavily spotted orange blossoms; produces 4-6 flowers per stem.

Very compact with purple-bronze foliage under clusters of bright orange-scarlet flowers; blooms all summer. Wonderful color contrast; swollen seed pods add additional interest.

Tons of bright orange crepe-paper flowers will bloom for several weeks in spring. Prefers hot days with cool nights; compact growth habit with shorter flower stems.

Forms large clumps of serrated gray-green foliage under bright tangerine-orange flowers with black basal blotches. Blooms early summer.

Early season bloom. One of the earliest Peony to open. Flowers are coral with pink highlights; as blooms mature, they slowly fade to ivory. The semi-double flowers are fragrant and don't require staking.

A hirta hybrid series known for its extremely large flowers and long bloom time. Golden yellow flowers with crimson red centers are held on well-branched, sturdy stems; does not require pinching.

Large, 3" golden-orange bowl shaped flowers bloom late spring into early summer over clean, dark green foliage.