

Euphorbia x martini ‘Tiny Tim’ (Spurge)
Euphorbia x martini ‘Tiny Tim’ (Spurge) Originally from the United Kingdom, Euphorbia x martini ‘Tiny Tim’ is a hybrid between E. amygdaloides and E. characias. As its name implies, this is a compact Euphorbia and it grows in tight mounds, 12-18” tall and wide. The long narrow leaves are a bluish-green and are tinged with maroon at the tips. The true highlight of this plant is the dense clusters of chartreuse flowers that have brick-red centers. They grow on red stems and app


Aquilegia x hybrid ‘Swan’ Series
Aquilegia x hybrid ‘Swan’ Series (Columbine, Granny’s Bonnet) Aquilegia, pronounced aqui-le-gia is a genus of approximately 70 species that are grown throughout the Northern Hemisphere. They are commonly found growing naturally in meadows and wooded areas. Over the years many new varieties have been introduced to the Horticultural market, bringing with them unique color combinations and growth habits. We are currently growing ‘Swan White’, ‘Swan Blue & White’ and ‘Swan Yellow


Cistus purpureus ‘Orchid Rockrose’
Cistus purpureus ‘Orchid Rockrose’ One of the showiest and hardiest of Rockroses, Cistus purpureus is a hybridized perennial that has embraced the best qualities of its two parents, C. ladanifer and C. criticus. It grows 4-6 feet tall x 4-5 feet wide, with dark green foliage and 3” magenta-rose flowers that have a deep burgundy spot on each petal base. The bright golden-yellow stamens attract a wide variety of beneficial pollinators. ‘Orchid Rockrose’ is a durable evergreen s