Tiarella Spring Symphony, Foamflower, Container Size: 4.5″
Blooms are long-lasting, but they should be deadheaded once they’ve gone by. Deer and rabbits won’t disturb Foamflower. This plant wears a tiara. a flower crown, more specifically. In light pink, the flowers rise up from the green base of this herbaceous perennial that looks great in mid-way back borders, as a focal point in the shade garden, or even in a container to be located in a shady spot.
Heuchera, Sweet Tart, Coralbells, Container Size: 3.5″
That’s the “tart” part of the plant. The “sweet” part?. They are cerise and hot pink blooms that grow on dark stems. Their clusters will remind you of magic wands. This miniature coralbell blooms and retains its colors all throughout the growing season.
Digitalis grandiflora ambiqua, Yellow Foxglove, Container Size: 4.5″
Care: Wear gloves when handling, due to the toxicity of the plant parts. This plant has average watering needs and, like most, does not like wet roots. Deer and rabbits will not bother Foxglove. Container Size: 4.5″.
Bergenia, Early Brilliance Magenta, Pigsqueak, Container Size: 4.5″
The blooms on this variety are stunning magenta, made even more striking as they appear above darkened winter foliage. Foliage turns green as the seasons turn and temperatures warm. Prettiest when planted in multiples or when used in containers.
Rosmarinus officinalis, Tuscan Blue, Rosemary, Herb, Kitchen, Fragrant, Drying
This is an attractive perennial herb with fragrant evergreen needle-like leaves. Plant Type: Tree/Shrub Hardiness Zone: 9 Location: Outdoor Light Requirements: sun Flower Color: light blue Foliage: fragrant, with pine needle-like leaves Blooms: May – August Use: fragrant plants, trees Dimensions: 10.00in high Container Size: 4.5″ Check out Leslie Halleck’s video “Tiny Plants: Miniature Gardening Unboxing” (https://youtu.be/i8-fDs7f5rM) Note: Any accessories pictured are not included, for illustrative purposes only.
Tanacetum coccineum, Robinson’s Red, Painted Daisy, Container Size: 4.5″
Red daisies?. Oh, are they dramatic as they look up to the sun. The ‘Robinson’s Red’ Painted Daisy has blooms that appear in pink and red, with warm and bright yellow convex centers. Foliage is lacy green and aromatic, reducing the chance that aphids and other insects will hang onto them.
