Vinca Annual Or Perennial

(10-12″) Heatwave Peppermint Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather. Unlike most vincas, this series does well in full sun. Plant in partial shade.

Thick, glossy, long lasting foliage. Cover seed lightly with potting soil and place in dark. Vincas thrive under extreme hot, dry and polluted conditions, but is sensitive to over watering and cold temperatures.

(10-12″) Heatwave Mix Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather. Unlike most vincas, this series does well in full sun. Plant in partial shade.

(10-12″) Heatwave White Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather. Unlike most vincas, this series does well in full sun. Plant in partial shade.

(10-12″) Heatwave Blue with Eye Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather. Unlike most vincas, this series does well in full sun. Plant in partial shade.

(10-12″) Heatwave Cherry Vinca from the the Heatwave series is exceptionally tolerant of hot and cool weather. Unlike most vincas, this series does well in full sun. Plant in partial shade.

Ox-eye Daisies must generally have odd numbers of petals, because they almost always me give the best answer, "He loves me!" As my mother taught me, any daisy that gives you a different result is clearly defective.

Sturdy, large, bushy plants provide a dense layer of sparkling color and evergreen foliage to beds, borders and containers. This luscious grape shade mixes melodiously with other shades in the Merry Go Round lineup.

Like spreading tattoo ink, dark centers harmonize with vibrant-colored petals to make a head-turning combination unlike anything we've seen. For the best results, grow these beauties in pots, where their originality is sure to leave a mark.

Remove the other color, and presto, you have a yellow flower. They have a scheme to take over your land via underground stolons. Unluckily the yellow and gold ones seem to be the most common.

To create an easy garden teeming with heirloom flowers plan the bed in an informal square, rectangle or a sweeping border. Some flowers require more sun than others. More commonly called heirloom flowers they are easily obtainable at garden centers, on...

This euphorbia blooms pale green flowers amid small leathery leaves and spiked, gray stems, which makes for an interesting contrast. The rose was discovered as a mutation of a China rose prior to 1856 and little else is known about its beginnings.

But as the only one in my family who likes cucumbers, it might be best to just visit Norma each summer at cucumber time.)Although the regal chaste bushes, the lovely crepe myrtles, and the magical butterfly bush command attention, what pulls everything...

Mollis does best in moist, fertile soil in a mostly sunny spot.One of the hardest-working plants in any perennial garden, heuchera tolerates a wide variety of conditions and is hardy in zones 4 through 9.

But I think I also feel a bit self-righteous in saving the dogeared victims of too many days on a table. Try to be realistic about whether you're ready to commit to caring for your new acquisition at short notice.

However, the blooms are a striking shade of chartreuse sometimes with crimson centers. It forms 2-3 foot spikes of pale chartreuse calyces which surround modest blooms. As fall approaches, its greenish blooms take on a rosy tinge.

There are many with red leaves that would be perfect for under planting various species. They can also work as fast growing and inexpensive fillers. Inspiration is found all around us, simple variations of life not lived, never held nor witnessed again.

Well ok, so maybe there are other plants that might be better world over, but this is one of the top plants. Can you ask for a better plant that in its ranks will take shade, sun, heat, cold, dry, and wet?

Like spreading tattoo ink, dark centers harmonize with vibrant-colored petals to make a head-turning combination unlike anything we've seen. For the best results, grow these beauties in pots, where their originality is sure to leave a mark.

Space plants 8-10" apart. A rainbow of all vinca colors including reds, 1 1/2" blooms with contrasting "starry" eyes. Drought tolerant, loves heat. Vinca Arizona Mix has the widest color range of any vinca mix.

Sturdy, large, bushy plants provide a dense layer of sparkling color and evergreen foliage to beds, borders and containers. The tallest white vinca, this cultivar combines harmoniously with other shades in the Merry Go Round lineup.

Sturdy, large, bushy plants provide a dense layer of sparkling color and evergreen foliage to beds, borders and containers. This saturated red shade mixes melodiously with other shades in the Merry Go Round lineup.

Maybe it is the memory of sweet times in nature or maybe it is our first encounter. My first seedlings delighted me to no end as I watered and tended them till they leafed and flowered and were ready to go home.

The flowers transition to black berries that persist into winter for additional decorative appeal. The Big Blue Liriope is a tough little plant, terrific as a groundcover or for use in difficult areas where a reliable splash of color is desired.

It is best to plant and divide 'Korean Feather Reed' in early spring or early fall. The 'Korean Feather Reed' grass is more upright in full sun, but creates a more relaxed form when grown in partial shade.

Your Dwarf Maiden Grass is sometimes called “silver grass” due to its 3/8-inch wide blades of silver-tinted, green foliage that rise from a central mound. Dwarf Maiden Grass will grow up to 4 feet in height with an equal spread.

Sun or shade, rich soil or poor, Liriope Spicata will happily make your garden look great. Edge your driveway or anchor your mailbox. Use them in masses as a grand groundcover under big trees or lined up in rows to guide your way along a pathway.