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| Autumn Leaves |
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| Carnival Rosa Granita |
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| Another crop of Carnival Rosa Granita |
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| Carnival Watermelon |
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| Coralberry |
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| (Left) Fire Alarm - (Right) Carnival Watermelon) |
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| Forever Red |
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| Fire Alarm - another crop |
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| In the back of the block Magma (L) - Orangeberry (R) |
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| Georgia Peach |
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| Rudbeckia Goldsturm - Prime in form Newer crop with buds |
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| Rudbeckia Goldsturm Full with buds |
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| Anigozanthus JoeJoe Orange Also have #1 JoeJoe Red, Yellow, Kanga Red and Yellow |
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| Penstemon Dark Towers PP20013 Have 3 crops. Shown is the fullest ones to rooted & to the edge of the can |
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| Achillea Moonshine - Buds Have a few in bloom (in another block) |
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| Leonotis - Lion's Tail Budded up |
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| Oenothera macrocarpa or missouriensis Trailing Evening Yellow Primrose |
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| Dianthus Neon Star PP14549 |
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| Verbena rigida Santos Click on link to view grower's notes. Flowering a lot in late spring into mid-fall, ‘Santos Purple’s 12” spreading plants can lay out an island of super-rich color: massed in the sunny landscape, in the border, or mingling amid other perennials in a container. Flowering the first year, perennial thrives in heat and drought and thirsty soil. A favorite with birds, bees, and insects. |
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| Caryopteris First Choice - #1 can Click on the name above for more information Blue Mist Spiraea |
