Upright clump form with spectacular purple-pink flowers. Smokey blue-green foliage and purple tinged stems form perfect compact clumps. Very strong stems remain upright. RHS Award Winner.

Upright selection with rose-pink flowers over dense green foliage that is tinged red during summer.

Improved Brilliant with bright neon pink flowers. Large heads are thicker and rounder. Consistant color glows neon!

Clean, bronze foliage turns to purple-black. Enormous cherry pink flower heads in summer. Very large and upright habit, will fill a gallon pot quickly.

When the huge dark pink flower heads appear in late summer, you'll think they look like thunderhead clouds. Flowers mature to red on top of green leaves with sturdy upright stems. Fall foliage is highlighted with red.

Related to Hollyhocks but much shorter. Long lasting spikes of medium pink flowers appear in summer and again in fall, with deadheading. Great for cut flowers! Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Not tolerant of hot humid summers, but easy to grow.

A variegated version with vibrant gold edged leaves with dark green centers. Bright pink flowers bloom on tall stems in late spring.

Silvery-gray leaves are smaller than standard lamb's ears, but just as fuzzy to the touch; compact habit with purplish-pink flower spikes in the summer.

A versatile, edible herb that forms an aromatic carpet of silvery-green foliage with white margins. Petite pink flowers bloom in summer.

Clusters of small, deep pink, tubular flowers on top of an aromatic carpet of tiny, glossy, blue-green foliage; blooms profusely in early to mid summer. Excellent ground cover or filler between steppingstones where it releases its fragarance when trodden on. Rich in nectar, they attract bees and butterflies.

Tight, low growing creeping thyme with thick stems of fuzzy, gray-green foliage which omit a pleasing scent. Blooms in early-spring with a profusion of salmon-pink flowers; rich in nectar, they attract butterflies. Tolerates light traffic between stepping stones as well as dry conditions. Great ground cover for small spaces.

Caladiums are tuberous tropical plants that are native to South America and best known for their colorful foliage. Caladium tubers need heat to start growing which can take up to 4 weeks at 70-75°. We did this step for you and now offer caladiums in a pre-finished 3.5" pot for a quicker finish time.

Bold spikes of flag-like rose flowers at the ends of the stems over large bluish-green pointy leaves.

Dwarf clump with spikes of bright rosy-pink flowers. Blooms summer until frost.

Spikes of pink flowers on sturdy stems with a dense, upright habit. High flower count, continuous blooming and powdery mildew resistant.

Beautiful, full raspberry-pink spikes appear in spring and last throughout summer; upright habit with rich green foliage. Excellent mildew resistance; attracts butterflies.

Beautiful, vivid deep pink flowers appear in early summer. Compact and disease tolerant.