Let’s plant some color!!
Care for all Verbenas
Verbena is a perennial plant which demands a full sun location. Plants growing in low light areas will bloom poorly if at
all. Blooms from spring until frost,. Keep plants evenly moist until established, when they can tolerate some dry spells.
Verbenas aren’t heavy feeders, but they do appreciate a monthly application of balanced flower fertilizer to help them
keep up the flower show. Great as a ground cover or in a hanging basket!!
Homestead Purple Verbena-4” pot $1.00
Super Red Verbena—4” pot $1.00
White Verbena—4” pot $1.00
Variegated Sweet Potato Vine—4” pot $1.00
Water in early morning or late day. Likes sun. Great in baskets
“Ace of Spade” Sweet Potato Vine—4” pot $1.00
Water in early morning or late day. Likes sun. Great in baskets
“Freckles” Coleus—4” pot $1.00
Coleuses are perennials that needs moist but well-drained soil. Coleus needs a sheltered location in
full sun or part shade and ample water in dry weather. Does not like direct sun.
Pinch off any flowers that come up.
“Gaze Delight” Coleus—4” pot $1.00
Coleus needs moist but well-drained soil and a sheltered location in
full sun or part shade with ample water in dry weather. Does not like direct sun.
Pinch off any flowers that come up.
“Ducksfoot” Coleus—4” pot $1.00
Coleus need moist but well-drained soil . Coleus need a sheltered location in
full sun or part shade and ample water in dry weather. Does not like direct sun.
Pinch off any flowers that come up.
“Oxblood” Coleus—4” pot $1.00
Coleus need moist but well-drained soil . Coleus need a sheltered location in
full sun or part shade and ample water in dry weather. Does not like direct sun.
Pinch off any flowers that come up.
“Alabama Sunset” Coleus—4” pot $1.00
Coleus need moist but well-drained soil . Coleus need a sheltered location in
full sun or part shade and ample water in dry weather. Does not like direct sun.
Pinch off any flowers that come up.
“Fishnet Stocking” Coleus—4” pot $1.00
Coleus need moist but well-drained soil . Coleus need a sheltered location in
full sun or part shade and ample water in dry weather. Does not like direct sun.
Pinch off any flowers that come up.
Heather—4” pot $1.00
Heather likes moist soil (but not soggy); sunshine (they can thrive in light shade but if too shady, the blooms will be
scarce and spikes leggy); they will grow in rocky poor soil in less than ideal conditions. Heather doesn’t do well in windy
locations either, but if planted where they have protection from the wind, they will thrive.
Blue Daze—4” pot $1.00
A perennial that likes to be watered regularly but do not overwater.
Suitable for growing in containers. Likes Sun to Partial Shade. Grows to be 6-12 in.
Information for all Lantanas:
While newly planted lantanas require frequent watering, once established these plants require little maintenance and
are even tolerant of somewhat dry conditions. In fact, a good soaking about once a week should keep them relatively
happy. Grow lantana flowers in the garden or in containers. Lantanas also make a great choice for those wishing to
attract butterflies and hummingbirds to the garden. Simply choose a sunny location and plant them in well-draining soil
New Gold Lantana—4” pot $1.00
Dallas Red Lantana—4” pot $1.00
Lipstick Salvia—4 pot $1.00
This perennial variety never stops blooming all season from spring into fall. Likes full sun to partial shade but likes a little
shade in the hot summer time. Likes well-drained soil. Hummingbirds, honeybees and butterflies love this plant!!
Red Shrimp Plant—4” pot $1.00
Once established, they will even survive the occasional hard frost, dying back to the ground and sprouting again when
warm weather returns. It does best in loamy or sandy soil that is well drained. It doesn’t do well with wet feet. While
they will grow in full sun to partial shade, growing shrimp plants where they receive morning sun is ideal. They need the
sun to bring out the brightest colors and, yet, too much sun will cause the colors to fade too soon. Shrimp plant care
should also include frequent trimming to encourage fuller growth and more bloom
Moss Rose (Portulaca grandiflora) –4” pot $1.00
Considered a ground cover, moss rose only reaches a height of 4 to 6 inches. Although moss roses tolerate dry, infertile
soil, they’ll grow better with a little care. Water them every week or so during dry conditions. Water first thing in the
morning so the leaves dry quickly. Likes full to partial sun
Sun Bright Pink Begonias—6” pot $3.00
Begonias thrive in a range of sunlight from full sun to shade.
They like rich, loose and fertile soil which drains well. Water thoroughly, then allow the soil to dry before the next
watering. Begonias like attention. Remove dead flowers, leaves, and stems. Trim off long stems to help retain its
compact shape. A little care will pay you back with lusher foliage and more blooms.
Add a general purpose fertilizer once a month
Blood Leaf Iresine—4” pot $1.00
Bloodleaf grows in dappled sunlight or afternoon shade, but full-day sunlight brings out the vivid red colors in the
foliage. The plant does not tolerate full shade. Although bloodleaf thrives in rich soil, it adapts to nearly any well-drained
soil, including sand. An upright plant, bloodleaf reaches heights of 2 to 3 feet at maturity
Diamond Frost—4” pot $1.00
The perennial 'Diamond Frost' blooms year round, and may be brought indoors or treated as an annual in cooler
climates. Part Shade Only and likes medium moisture. Blooms all year round. Great in hanging baskets
Red Bougainville—4” pot $1.75
Bougainvillea is a large, shrublike vine that grows exceptionally well in warm coastal climates. In ideal conditions and
with proper care, bougainvillea can bloom as many as 11 months out of the year and, as perennials, can return year
after year as long as they are not exposed to harsh winter temperatures. Plant bougainvillea in a location with lots of
sunlight. Full sun exposure is essential for bougainvillea plants, and they will not bloom in shade. Water bougainvillea
enough to keep the soil moist but not soaking wet. Dry soil stresses the plants and can reduce blooming, but wet,
waterlogged soil can cause root rot and make the plants susceptible to pest problems.
Red Leaf Hibiscus—4” pot $1.75
Red-leaf hibiscus, a perennial, requires plenty of full sunlight and moist, well-drained soil for proper growth. Red leaf
hibiscus can grow up to 15 feet tall in some conditions. The leaves on this plant are actually red which makes it a very
attractive plant especially when paired with lighter green plants.
Candy Corn Plant—4” pot $1.00
Candy corn plants can be grown in full sun or partial shade. Candy corn plants prefer soil with adequate aeration and
good drainage. A mixture of equal parts peat moss, perlite and all-purpose potting soil makes a lightweight potting
media suitable for containers or hanging baskets. During periods of active growth, typically from spring until fall, the
candy corn plant prefers evenly moist soil. However, during the winter, when the plant is dormant, it requires little
water to survive. Candy corn plants can be grown in hanging baskets or containers and allowed to trail over the sides. If
grown upright, these vigorous vines require support.
Scrub Bush Daisy—4” pot $1.00
A rapid growing perennial with rounded evergreen broadleaf.
height 4 to 6 feet - spread 4 to 6 feet - hardy to about 15 degrees F
bright yellow daisy flowers - needs good drainage - likes sun
Crossandra Florida Summer—4” pot $1.00
This tropical perennial will grow up to 3 feet tall, with glossy, textured leaves that are oval-shaped and can grow up to 5
inches long. Pollinators such as butterflies and dragonflies are attracted to the colorful blossoms. The soil should be kept
moist, not soggy, at all times and never allowed to dry out. While it can tolerate up to four hours of direct sun per day,
this shrub can also be grown in partially shaded areas
Double Orange Hibiscus—4” pot $1.75
A perennial that requires plenty of full sunlight and moist, well-drained soil. Can grow up to 15 ft. tall in some
conditions. For best results, cut off dead flowers to promote more blooming
Also available
Basil (Herb) in a 4” pot for $1.00
6” pot for $2.00
Dish Garden--$5.00
Ceramic pots-prices as marked