Punica granatum nana, Bush, Dwarf Pomegranate, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
With small yet visible and strong stems, it can be enjoyed as an easy-to-grow topiary and even taken indoors. Care: This plant likes sunshine and warmth and is fairly drought resistant. Plant in sandy, well-draining soil.
Punica granatum nana, Bush, Dwarf Pomegranate, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
With small yet visible and strong stems, it can be enjoyed as an easy-to-grow topiary and even taken indoors. Care: This plant likes sunshine and warmth and is fairly drought resistant. Plant in sandy, well-draining soil.
Callisia repens, Turtle Vine, Pink Lady, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
There are lots of leaf-and-stem joining points on this vining beauty, and leaving water droplets standing in them can cause the plant’s succulent foliage to get mushy. Pink Lady likes a slightly acidic soil.
Tarragon, French Tarragon, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
While there are other Tarragons you can grow, French Tarragon has superior flavor. It adds interesting licorice notes to sauces (think, Béarnaise sauce), vinegars, and dressings. For the best flavor, add it to dishes at the very end of their preparation.
Pilea glauca, Red Stem Pilea, Silver Sprinkles, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
This small and pretty creeping plant forms an excellent mat. It is a low-growing spreader that sporadically blooms with clusters of small, pale-pink flowers. Its foliage is small and steel-blue, contrasting sharply with the plant’s mahogany red stems.
Trifolium Lucky Clover, Red Stripes, Shamrock Clover
This plant is fun to use in containers, and lucky all around. Leaves are green, with each leaf having a jagged and fairly wide red stripe along its central crease. Growing low but able to spill from plant pots and window boxes, you’ll love the look of the petite foliage.
