Begonia ferox, Fierce Begonia, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
Despite this plant’s fierce looks, with spikes and all, it is very much in-demand. a rare collector’s plant. The Fierce Begonia is relatively simple to care for, but it looks exotic as can be. A neat conversation piece!
Begonia ferox, Fierce Begonia, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
Despite this plant’s fierce looks, with spikes and all, it is very much in-demand. a rare collector’s plant. The Fierce Begonia is relatively simple to care for, but it looks exotic as can be. A neat conversation piece!
Begonia maculata Double Dot, Double Dot, Cane Begonia, Container Size: 3.5″
This Cane Begonia nearly doubles the number of silvery white foliage dots that made the Polka Dot Begonia so popular. Wing-like leaves are deep green and decorated with these very prominent dots. With a more compact growth habit than the Polka Dot Begonia, this rare house plant displays its best feature (its foliage) very nicely.
Portulaca oleracea, Moss Rose, Seaglass Double Guava
Portulaca Seaglass Double Guava is a real show-stopper, with blooms that have yellow petals and “stand-out” centers of magenta. Blooms appear throughout the year when this plant is grown in the right climate, or when it is kept as a houseplant.
Sempervivum, Sir William Lawrence, Hen and Chicks, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
Hen and Chicks thrive and show their best colors in full, hot sun. Frost-resistant, these plants are easy to grow outside in planters, troughs, rock gardens, and the cracks of dry stone walls. Neat rosettes multiply freely by runners that form dense colonies.
Ipomoea, Marguerite, Sweet Potato Vine, Container Size: 4.5″
If you’re creating a container display, this plant will do double duty as a “filler” and “spiller”. A sweet potato vine, its leaves are shapely, retain their chartreuse color, and appear along fast-growing trailing stems.
Oxalis debilis Aureo-Reticulata, Oxalis corymbosa, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″). Blooms sit high above the plant, offsetting the green and golden leaves. Leaves are three-lobed, comprised of three perfect hearts that join at their pointed bases. Flower Color: Pink.
Isotoma fluviatilis, Blue Star Creeper, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
Looking for a new plant to locate between paving stones, in the rock garden, or as a lawn substitute?. Blue Star Creeper does well in the miniature garden, fairy garden, or even the “real” garden. It is a creeping perennial that forms a flat carpet of small green leaves.
Juncus effusus Spiralis, Corkscrew Rush, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
Twisting, narrow leaves define Juncus effusus Spiralis, Corkscrew Rush. Consider it for the pond’s edge, bog, or water garden. The glossy stems spiral out from the clump in all directions, adding interest and color near water.
Cuphea cyanea Ashevilla, Pink Cigar Plant, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
Plant Type: Perennial. This is a lot of color from a plant that looks quite delicate. Green leaves form a loose and airy mound of foliage that is dark enough to really offset the color of the bright, tropical blooms.
