Scutellaria wrightii
Wright's Skullcap is a captivating perennial herb that boasts an array of fascinating characteristics, making it a valuable addition to residential gardens across North America.
01Nov
01Oct
Gregg’s Mistflower
Gregg's Mistflower should receive 6 or more hours of direct sunlight and requires excellent drainage.
01Sep
Mystic Spires
A standout addition to any garden, Mystic Spires Blue Salvia is a result of the cross between Salvia longispicata and Salvia farinacea, renowned for its long-lasting blooms and striking blue hue.
01Apr
Texas Mountain Laurel, Mescal Bean, Frijolillo
Lusciously fragrant, violet-blue, wisteria-like blossoms create a gorgeous display against the glossy, evergreen foliage of Texas Mountain Laurel.
01Mar
Antelope Horns Milkweed (Asclepias asperula)
Presenting itself in early spring as nourishment for migrating monarch butterflies and other beneficial pollinators, 'Antelope Horn Milkweed' enhances natural garden spaces.
01Nov
Plant of the Month – Mexican Bush Sage
Mexican Bush Sage is a perennial in the salvia group of flowering shrubs.
01Sep
Plant of the Month – Fall Aster
Fall Aster is native to the Eastern and Central U.S., especially Missouri. It is a deciduous perennial with fragrant purple daisy-like flowers and yellow centers.
01Aug
Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta)
Widely appreciated for its spectacular, bright yellow, daisy-like blooms with dark centers, the Black-Eyed Susan plant adds a charming dash of sunshine to cottage gardens, cutting gardens, rock gardens, patio containers, or sunny perennial borders.
01Jul
Plant of the Month: Russian Sage, Perovskia, Summer Lavender
The fragrant, silvery foliage and lavender-like blooms of Russian Sage add a misty-blue quality to xeriscape gardens, landscapes, borders, or patio containers; especially when several of these plants are grouped together.
01Jun
Plant of the Month: Big Momma Turk’s Cap
Shaped like a Turkish turban or fez, the cardinal-red blooms of Turk’s Cap resemble those of a sleepy hibiscus flower with petals that never completely unfurl.
