Cold hardy to zone 6! Vibrant green leaves with neon pink centers and hot-pink veins grow on dark red petioles.

An incredibly colorful elephant ear with deep-green glossy leaves marked by white centers and vivid pink veins. Compact and quick to clump making it ideal as the focal point in a container or water garden.

Huge, olive-green leaves shaped like paddles. Distinguished from the species by its maroon-red tints and smaller growth habit. No significant flowering.

A stunning and hardy to Zone 5 maroon-leafed banana with upright, woody stems.

Dark Eyes has a compact growth habit with a rosette of large fuzzy gray leaves. Cone-shaped spikes of large cream yellow flowers with large maroon centers in spring.

Better than all others for summer performance, large clusters of pink and white flowers bloom over a well-branched, low-growing habit from spring until fall.

This Veronica groundcover produces a carpet of blue-eyed white flowers in spring. Low growing with glossy, evergreen foliage. Works well as a companion plant with spring bulbs.

Extra large lavender and yellow flowers with lavender edging. Blooms late spring to midsummer with some re-bloom occurring in fall! Won't stretch during the summer growing season.