Perennial Plant Evergreen Plant For Sale In South Carolina

This flashy perennial produces lots of rich, ruby red flowers that contrast beautifully with golden, variegated foliage. The compact plants fit well into smaller gardens and are drought tolerant.

This hardy perennial Hibiscus is sure to be a conversation piece! This nearly sterile hybrid produces a continuous display of huge flowers, has excellent vigor, and pest resistant foliage.

Creeping Phlox does well in most average garden soils, but is considered to be fairly drought tolerant once well-established. An excellent choice for deciduous shade or partially shaded areas with average moisture.

Includes 2 each of Red Savona, White Padre, Orange Padre, Pink Padre and Yellow Padre mums.

They'll bloom and bloom to your heart's content with dozens of 2-3 inch blooms in any reasonably good garden soil. Plant 12-24 inches apart. Sub-zero everywhere. Grow 36-48'' tall.

Secret Glow produces lots of huge, double, richly colored orange-yellow flowers on 30-36'' stems in mid-summer. Butterflies love the flowers, and gold finches love the seeds produced.

Electric Blue Color! Semi-double, blue flowers have brilliant yellow centers and make excellent cut flowers - summer to fall! Great for Mass Plantings! This low maintenance plant prefers well-drained soil in full to partial sun, but will also tolerate...

Beautyberry is a shrub prized for its showy fruit, but this one also sports beautiful purple foliage, all season long. A perfect addition to extend the color show in your garden. Pick a few stems to bring inside for the vase, too!

It makes the perfect hanging basket plant or spiller for container gardens or trailing over walls where its fiery red catkins provide a continuous display of color. Many resources suggest that Trailing Chenille is only cold hardy to zone 10 but we have...

Large clusters of lightly fragrant lavender-blue flowers are produced in early spring and are held well above the deep dark green foliage. Blue Moon Phlox was selected for its clusters of large full flowers and vigor.

A splash of rich maroon overlays the centers of flared tan falls,leaving a 1/2 inch bright tawny band at their edges. The coppery tan standards are subtly webbed with just a tinge oflilac.

An escaped species along the US Gulf Coast the Ocean-Blue Morning Glory was a winner of the RHS Award of Garden Merit in 1993. The Blue Dawnflower or Blue Morning Glory is a tender perennial Morning Glory that flowers from spring to fall on a vigorous...

Good disease resistance to Powdery Mildew. Easy and hardy. Good drainage is key and these are suitable for rock gardens, as a groundcover, or simply as a low perennial for the front of the border.

A result of years of breeding in Britain, these new vibrantly colored Lupines will be a big hit in your garden for years to come. Blooming in early summer in sunny to partially shaded areas, they are also a favorite of butterflies and hummingbirds.

You receive well-rooted, hand-selected 8-12'', 3-year-old trees. Grows 40-60' tall. Douglas Firs are very dark and can grow very tall. They keep a well-shaped pyramidal form and have bluish-green needles.

Hardy Red Fuchsia is evergreen in southern climates and deciduous in colder parts of the country. Extremely ornamental plants can grow up to six feet tall. Hardy Red Fuchsia puts on an unbelievable display of red pendant flowers that act as beacons for...

Color-mad perennial groundcover rolls out a carpet of large, high-definition-color purple blooms on floriferous spikes. Flowering the first year, perennial thrives in heat and drought and thirsty soil.

The plants grow 3-5” tall and 15-18” wide, and are drought tolerant as well. This native plant is very easy to grow and spread by trailing stems to form a dense mat. A great ground cover perennial to provide color in partially shady to shady areas,...

Thrives indoors even in a shady north window. Its clusters of lilac, bell-shaped flowers blend beautifully with other flowers. Hostas are very attractive when planted in triangles, 3 feet apart.

Mid-season bloomer. This fragrant award winner has silvery white streaks that overlay light wisteria blue standards and dark blue-violet falls.

Fragrant Lavender is a good plant for flowerbeds and low hedges. Its pretty, lavender-colored flowers are born on slender, long-stemmed spikes that frown p to 3' tall. The Fragrant Lavender is a perennial that is world famous for its dried flower spikes...

Contrasting soft, gray green foliage. Native to nearly all of the eastern half of the US. The flowers of this native are excellent for attracting pollinators, especially bees. 2-3" wide, yellow sunflowers are born along the tall stems in summer on this...

Named for it's lobed foliage that has soft spines on it, Bear's Breeches is prized for it's striking maroon and white flowers on upright 36-48'' stems in early to mid-summer. They make excellent companions for hostas.

You won't have to baby this plant. Gives you an ever-ready supply of cut flowers for bouquets. Likes full sun. Plant 12 inches apart. Grows to only 8-12 inches tall. A compact little plant, it will be covered with bright flowers of red or golden yellow...

The plant forms an attractive mound of strawberry like foliage. Rich in color and flower production, this super perennial provides lots of flowers with heart shaped raspberry petals and deep red centers for most of the summer.

Nothing brings more activity and beauty to your yard than planting a Butterfly Garden. Buy our money-saving Butterfly Garden collection designed to fit a space 12' x 8' deep and save over $10.00 from the regular price.

Award of Garden Merit winner. Blooms a bit later in the Daylily season. Flowers up to 6” across are intense rosy-pink with softer pink highlights and a golden throat. Grows 2-3' tall and 18-14” wide.