Geum coccineum ‘Koi’ (Pronounced: Jee-um kock-SIN-ee-um) Just like its namesake, the bright orange flowers of Geum c. ‘Koi’ mimic the brilliant colors of the beloved Koi fish. These compact, clump-forming perennials have deep green, rounded leaves similar to foliage found on Pelargonium plants. They grow 8-12 inches tall x 15 inches wide and are ideal for mixed containers or front of border plantings. Because they thrive in light, well-drained soil, these plants pair well – a

Haworthia cuspidata ‘Star Window Plant’ This small, rosette forming succulent has thick, wedge-shaped leaves that are bright green with dark green markings, and pointed tips. It is commonly known as “Star Window Plant”, because of its “windowed” translucent leaves, making it an interesting addition to any succulent collection. It is rather slow growing but will develop many offsets, and over time create a dense clump. Position your Haworthia in a bright yet shady area, and be

Mangave ‘Macho Mocha’ A large succulent that is thought to be either an Intergeneric hybrid resulting from a cross between Manfreda variegata and Agave celsii (now known as Agave mitis), or a tetraploid mutation of Manfreda variegata. Mangaves have grown in popularity over the last several years, and add interesting structure, color and texture to low water gardens and containers. Mangave ‘Macho Mocha’ is rosette-forming, with long, fleshy gray-green leaves that are densely c

Dianthus barbatus ‘Amazon™ Neon Purple’ Bright and bold flower clusters, grown on long, sturdy stems make Dianthus barbatus ‘Amazon™ Neon Purple’ a must have for cut flower gardens. Blooming almost year-round, these perennials thrive in full sun along the coast and light shade in hottest areas. They prefer regular water and light, well-drained soil. This variety of Dianthus grow 18-36” tall x 10-12” wide and have a vigorous growth habit. They were awarded the Royal Horticultu