Centranthus Ruber Coccineus

The flowers attract hummingbirds, and add color and beanie flavor to salads, the young beans at 4-5” long are flavorful cooked, frozen or canned, and it makes an excellent fresh shell or dried bean.

Provide sturdy support. Pick beans often and while young and enjoy the classic 'beany' flavor. Growing Directions: Spacing: 1 ft Tip: Edible pods. Use a trellis for support and cover with netting while young if you have rabbits or deer, or grow on a tripod...

Does best in soils that are rich and moist. Keep at about 70-80°F. Excellent in large tubs, they can be overwintered dormant where not hardy.Sowing Instructions: Depth: Scarify by chipping or filing seed and then soak in warm water for about an hour.

Edible flowers too! Provide support. The flowers are especially nice as an edible garnish, with a sweet "beany" flavor. Growing Directions: Spacing: 1 inch Tip: Edible pods, pick when young.

Plant red creeping thyme between paving stones or along the walkway and enjoy its fragrance every time you enter the garden. A spectacular sight in the front of the border or cascading over a wall, it's the easiest and most attractive way to blanket the...

Known as a " see-through " perennial, this palmate-leaved plant is a striking stand out in any pond, or landscape. It is a reliable bloomer from June through September. This White Mallow, or Summer Snow Mallow is Hibiscus coccineus 'Alba'.

Known as a " see-through " perennial, this palmate-leaved plant is a striking stand out in any pond, or landscape. This native mallow is very versatile in planting locations from a swamp/pond to a dry landscape.

Growth Habit - vine. Picking green beans often help to promote more growth and increase yields. They should be harvested when the pods are less than full length, snap easily and while the seeds are still small and pale in colour.

Other choice larvae plants are violet, monkey flower and lupine. Unlike hummingbirds, butterflies are also attracted to a flower's scent, so choose the most fragrant perennials to lure butterflies.

Pick often to keep plants productive; when harvesting immature pods you encourage new blooms to form. Planting and Harvesting Tips: Plant directly into rich, fast draining soil in spring after the soil has warmed.

Pick often to keep plants productive; when harvesting immature pods you encourage new blooms to form. (68 days) Each packet contains approximately 25 seeds. Sow 1 inch deep and 2-4 inches apart in rows 18-24 inches apart.

Seed Types & Availability May Change Daily. Click Here To View Seed List & Details Due to open pollination, seeds may not come true to parent plant) - cypress vine [ipomoea quamoclit] - fire cracker vine {limited # available} [ipomoea mina lobata]...

Some are prone to developing foliar diseases (we're talking to you, hollyhocks and phlox) while others have a very short bloom time (hello, peonies). But, if you don't have time to dead head, there's no worry because the seed pods are as spectacular as...

Laevis and possibly others. These durable and hardy Hibiscus are clump forming, slowly developing larger and larger root masses from which more and more flowering stems can emerge each year.

Like the parent species, they are all slow to emerge in spring and wait for the signal of warmer soil temperatures before they begin to show themselves often leading the impatient gardener (myself included) to think that they are ready for the compost...

Like the parent species, they are all slow to emerge in spring and wait for the signal of warmer soil temperatures before they begin to show themselves often leading the impatient gardener (myself included) to think that they are ready for the compost...

Laevis and possibly others. These durable and hardy Hibiscus are clump forming, slowly developing larger and larger root masses from which more and more flowering stems can emerge each year.

Remember, these are Hibiscus and so will enjoy a fertile soil as well as ample moisture during the growing season for the best flowering and growth. You can also use them as the center piece for large container gardens, in bog gardens, at the edges of...

These durable and hardy Hibiscus are clump forming, slowly developing larger and larger root masses from which more and more flowering stems can emerge each year. Grandiflorus, H. These Perennial Hibiscus are simply smart enough to know to wait until...

Laevis and possibly others. All on a vigorous 5' x 5' plant. These durable and hardy Hibiscus are clump forming, slowly developing larger and larger root masses from which more and more flowering stems can emerge each year.

Laevis and possibly others. These durable and hardy Hibiscus are clump forming, slowly developing larger and larger root masses from which more and more flowering stems can emerge each year.

Laevis and possibly others. Starry Starry Night Hibiscus has some of the darkest foliage of any of the new cultivars of perennial Hibiscus and the light colored flowers definitely stand out dramatically! This Walter's Gardens introduction was selected...

The huge flowers and clump forming habit of our native 'Hardy Hibiscus' make them excellent for adding bold summer color to the perennial garden and landscape. These are selections from seedlings ofHibiscus laevis, the Halberdleaf Rosemallow.

The huge flowers and clump forming habit of our native 'Hardy Hibiscus' make them excellent for adding bold summer color to the perennial garden and landscape. These are selections from seedlings of Hibiscus laevis , the Halberdleaf Rosemallow.

Summer In Paradise Hibiscus is a hardy perennial Hibiscus that is sure to make a statement in the summer garden. These Perennial Hibiscus are simply smart enough to know to wait until all danger of frost has passed before raising their tender stems above...

Remember, these are Hibiscus and so will enjoy a fertile soil as well as ample moisture during the growing season for the best flowering and growth. Laevis and possibly others. These durable and hardy Hibiscus are clump forming, slowly developing larger...

Midnight Marvel Perennial Hibiscus is a show stopper that absolutely pops in the summer and early fall landscape! Another excellent Walter's Gardens introduction, this hardy Hibiscus is sure to make a statement whether in the garden and landscape or all...