Tall Purple Flowers

Why plant a common groundcover when you can have a Big Blue Liriope in your yard! With evergreen foliage, lovely flowers…and even berries for winter interest, Big Blue Liriope is sure a winner! * Summer flowers * Winter interest * Deer and rabbit resistant...

As a ground cover, delosperma is very useful in preventing erosion. Hot conditions keep the flowers blooming most of the summer, and it requires little to no care. ‘Table Mountain' is said to be an improvement of Delosperma ‘Coperi'.

Use them in masses as a grand groundcover under big trees or lined up in rows to guide your way along a pathway. Edge your driveway or anchor your mailbox. Put them around your rose beds.

Plant them in groups, as a border or in a pot. A mass planting of Twister is unlike anything you've ever seen. So hardy, in fact, that in places where these beauties thrive they are used in freeway dividers and as foundation plantings.

Peak bloom occurs in midsummer and attracts butterflies. Plant this handsome low-maintenance clumping perennial in a sunny location. You can enjoy its long lasting blooms and color, especially late in the season when other plants begin to fade! * Many...

Combine them with just about any shade of daylily for a show to remember. They grow in HUGE round heads like drumsticks. They are so elegant and striking you can find them in landscapes from urban apartment complexes to posh Rodeo Drive and Worth Avenue...

The only thing a gardener has to do with this wonderful plant is cut back old foliage in the spring! * Evergreen * Dwarf * Variegated foliage The flowers are followed by very dark purple, almost black, berries.

It does require consistently moist soil, and it does not need a lot of care, being a sure garden pleaser! * Blues Flowers n Early Spring * "Cracked Porcelain" Leaves * Grows in DeepShade

Don't wait for the neighbors to buy these great native plants before you. The only pruning necessary is to cut the seed heads off in the fall, unless you want more seedlings – this native love to reseed.

* Dark green foliage * Attract butterflies * Thrives in full sun It is a major butterfly and bee attractor. It does prefer a bit more moisture than most Liatris, but do not over water.

(3′) Uproar Rose F1 Hybrid Zinnia is a fully double, magenta-rose flower with a yellow center. Elegans) Annual. Can also be sown directly. 2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F.

Elegans) Annual. Sow on sterilized soil and cover lightly. 2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F. Can also be sown directly. (10-12″) Swizzle Bicolor Cherry & Ivory Zinnia features striking bicolors with fully double, 3-4″ flowers.

Elegans) Annual. Sow on sterilized soil and cover lightly. 2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F. Can also be sown directly. (10-12″) Swizzle Bicolor Scarlet & Yellow Zinnia features striking bicolors with fully double, 3-4″ flowers.

Can also be sown directly. 2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F. (18-24″) Lilliput Pom Pom Mix Zinnia is a heavy blooming mix of fully double pom-pom type flowers. Elegans) Annual.

(18-24″) Cut & Come Again Mix Zinnia is a mix of fully double and semi double dahlia type flowers. (Pumila) Annual. Can also be sown directly. 2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F.

(3′) Dahlia Flowered Mix Zinnia is a mix of double and semi-double flowers that are 4-6″ across. Elegans) Annual. Can also be sown directly. 2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F.

(3′) Giant Cactus Flowered Mix Zinnia features 4-5″ flowers with rolled and curled petals. Elegans) Annual. Can also be sown directly. 2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F.

(3′) State Fair Mix Zinnia is a mix of enormous semi double flowers that are 5-6″ across. Elegans) Annual. Can also be sown directly. 2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F.

This durable and reliable perennial, a tropical shrub-like perennial in this case, moderately drought tolerant, deer resistant, salt tolerant, and is generally pest free. They can be cut back to near ground level in winter or early spring.

Cover lightly but firmly. Direct seed: After last frost when the soil is warm, sow thinly, 6 seeds per foot, 1/4" deep. 3,800 seeds/oz. A heat mat will maintain an accurate temperature.

Pollenless.• Edible Flowers: Flower buds can be fried, and the petals used as a garnish in salads and desserts; the flavor is bittersweet.http://www.johnnyseeds.com/flowers/sunflowers/tall-sunflowers/strawberry-lemonade-mix-f1-sunflower-seed-3356.11.htmlDirect...

Cover lightly but firmly. Direct seed: After last frost when the soil is warm, sow thinly, 6 seeds per foot, 1/4" deep. 3,360 seeds/oz. A heat mat will maintain an accurate temperature.

Sunflowers dislike root disturbance and do not transplant well. Thin to one plant when true leaves appear.Transplant: Sow in final container 3-4 weeks prior to planting out. Day-length neutral.

Thin to one plant when true leaves appear.Transplant: Sow in final container 3-4 weeks prior to planting out. Packet: 50 seeds.http://www.johnnyseeds.com/flowers/sunflowers/tall-sunflowers/procut-bicolor-f1-sunflower-seed-1710.11.htmlDirect seed (recommended):...

Sunflowers dislike root disturbance and do not transplant well. Thin to one plant when true leaves appear.Transplant: Sow in final container 3-4 weeks prior to planting out. Also known as common sunflower and annual sunflower.

Lower temperatures will result in slower germination.Transplant: Sow 4 weeks before last frost. With the exception of the Profusion varieties, deadheading is necessary to prolong blooming and encourage branching.If anything you purchase from us proves...

Sunflowers dislike root disturbance and do not transplant well. Provide sun and good air movement.Light, well-drained soil. Packet: 50 seeds.http://www.johnnyseeds.com/flowers/sunflowers/tall-sunflowers/double-quick-orange-f1-sunflower-seed-1725.11.htmlDirect...