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In mid to late summer, 'Pink Swirl' mesmorizes you with 8-inch wide flowers, gently overlayed white petals flushed with pink, and bright red centers. Its a Hibiscus with a petite stature, friendly to more gardens either in the ground or kept as a pet in a pot. Best grown in full sun with moist...

Description coming soon. Mature size: 2-4 ft T x 1-2 ft W, generally taller than wide Minimum temperature: -40° F

Compact perennial hibiscus with large pale blue flowers with bright red centers. Best grown in full sun with moist soils. The perennial Hibiscus are late to emerge from dormancy, expect them in either May or June, whenever you would start planting tomatoes. Mature size: 2-3 ft T x WMinimum temperature: -20° F

Evergreen clump forming perennial with long narrow foliage of bright green with dark green margins and markings up the center, dark purple undersides. Native to the rainforest of SE Brazil. Best grown indoors in bright indirect light, well-draining soil, with water when top 1-2 inches are dry. Best with stable...

Tight clusters of 3-inch evergreen rosettes form small colonies in sharply drained soil. 12 inch sprays of small geranium-like flowers bloom white with veins and edges highlighted in magenta pink. Prefers gritty, freely draining soil. Native to the Coast Range of OR, WA & BC. Prefers full sun in the...

Vigorous, clump-forming perennial distinguished by its exceptionally dark, bronze-black foliage and upright stems of deep red flowers. Blooming from midsummer until frost, with dramatic foliage that provides strong ornamental value throughout the growing season, even when the plant is not in flower. Mature size: 4-5 ft T & W Minimum temperature: 10°...

A graceful, distinctive California native with striking blue-gray foliage and pale, furrowed bark. Prized for its exceptional drought tolerance, it is highly adapted to hot, dry summers and flourishes in well-drained soils with minimal irrigation after establishment. Slow to mature but long-lived, it thrives in lean, well-drained soils with little summer...

Curious manzanita that makes a charming bright green sphere with serrated pointed leaves. Selected by Bart O'Brien whilst at the California Botanic Garden (formerly the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden). This selection does not bloom. Serration is usually a feature only found on young manzanitas, so the 'Green Witch' is a Peter Pan...

(aka: Colocasia 'COREDE') Colocasia 'Redemption' is a breakthrough in elephant ear breeding from Kentucky's Brian Williams. Glossy purple-black foliage is highlighted by dramatic pink patterns throughout the center of the corrugated leaves. Winter Dormant. Mature size: 3-4 ft tall Minimum temperature: 0° F with protective winter mulch layer

Broadleaf, upright form with white blossoms Jan - March and smooth, burnt orange to deep red bark. Very limited range, found only in Marin County, CA. Mature size: 6-8 ft wide x 8-12 ft tall (Tree like shape) Minimum temperature: 15º F Not recommended for hot and humid climates.

Clusters of fragrant lavender-purple star-shaped flowers are wonderfully attractive to butterflies and bees! Blooms heavily late spring through summer and will continue blooming until frost with some supplemental summer watering. Delicate, dissected light-green foliage forms an attractive, rounded shape. Selected in 1996 by Carol Bornstein, then Director of Horticulture at...

'Cascadian Snow' is a heavily blooming pseudata Iris with white flowers with yellow signals and a purple halo. These hybrid Irises are best grown in full sun or part shade in wet conditions. They thrive in water or bog-like sites, but are also happy to grow in a regular garden bed so long...

New to us! Variegated specimen with undulating leaves purchased at Wild Plants Uraroji no Giboushi Nursery. This form caught the eye of our nursery owner, Leonard Foltz, during his 2024 trip to Japan. White flowers, purple spotting, and a more petite habit than many of its relatives. Fall-blooming. Best grown in...

Evergreen shrub with pale blue-green pointed foliage and dramatic mahogany bark. Native to San Luis Obispo and Monterey county. Mature size: 6-8 ft T x 5-6 ft WMinimum temperature: 10º F Not recommended for hot and humid climates.

Not your average Manzanita! Large, round foliage resembles juvenile Eucalyptus leaves, and in summer, the bright red new growth contrasts beautifully with the older blue foliage! Upright habit. Mature size: 6-12 ft tall x wide Minimum temperature: 15º F Not recommended for hot and humid climates. Many thanks to plantsman Jon Kaplan,...

A pretty, variegated, deciduous vine, it grows relatively slowly at first but is always lovely and takes off in a few years. Dark green heart-shaped leaves with yellow margins fade to cream as the summer progresses. Fuzzy, white, early summer lace cap flowers become shiny black fruit, and when not in leaf,...