Hosta 'Sagae' flower Height: 38" Frosty green leaves with creamy-yellow margin form very large impressive clumps. Hosta 'Sagae' is one of our favorites! Very heavy substance and good slug resistance. Pale lavender flowers. Winner of numerous awards including: 1982 President's Trophy Award, 1987 Benedict Award, and 2000 American Hosta Growers Society Hosta of the Year. More Detail

(Coral Bells) Heuchera 'Georgia Peach' PPAF makes a bold display of color in the garden! The huge peachy-orange leaves are magnificent from spring through summer and change to lovely rose-purple when the cooler temps of Autumn arrive. The dramatic leaves are always accented with a light silvery-white overlay. Another excellent hybrid of Heuchera villosa that offers excellent heat and humidity tolerance for Southern gardens! More Detail

Begonia On-Top® Pink Halo Uses Use in mixed plantings, patio pots and beds Features Huge white-rose flowers all summer More Detail

(Coral Bells) Heuchera 'Marmalade' PP#15,945 features dazzling foliage color in shades of peach and honey with purple undersides. The shiny leaves are of heavy substance and hold up well in inclement weather. Heuchera 'Marmalade' is a larger version of 'Amber Waves', but still remains quite compact at only 10" high. Red buds open to white flower spikes in late spring. More Detail

(Strawberry Oxalis) Oxalis 'Rosea' is a popular shade plant that just doesn't know when to quit blooming! Although it's a perennial, this plant blooms like an annual from late spring to early fall if kept moist. Vivid green, clover-like leaves are dotted with bright pink flowers that butterflies adore and are nice in fresh bouquets. Oxalis 'Rosea' forms a low mound that is the perfect size for edging or containers. Like many oxalis, the leaves of this variety close up at night or when light levels are very low. It does not set viable seed, so there's no need to fear that it will become a nuisance in the garden. This variety has been used in Southern gardens for many years. More Detail