Flowers with wavy clear yellow petals and red cups appear on the bare branches of this unusual shrub, supplying blazing color in late winter. The open, spreading habit and rich yellow and orange fall foliage brings additional flare to the landscape. Plant near entries and patios to enjoy the fragrance!

A stunning black foliage plant for both shade and sun! Forms an incredibly dense habit of shiny, jet black leaves with scalloped, ruffled edges and rosy purple undersides. Topped with white flowers with pink calyxes.

This selection forms a mound of large, glossy, heavily ruffled, almost-black leaves. Sprays of pink flowers on short stems in spring. Great vigor. In warm regions this is best in part to full shade. Excellent in the border, for edging, or in tubs and mixed containers. Foliage should not be trimmed back in the fall, but plants may be tidied up in spring by removing any withered or tired-looking leaves. 

The large, round, corrugated leaves have very wide blue-green margins and contrasting creamy white centres. White flowers appear in mid summer. Excellent slug resistance.

This stoloniferous ground cover has woody stems with an arching habit. Long, narrow variegated leaves are medium green and creamy yellow and have a tinge of pink on new leaves. Yellow flowers in early summer.

This Coral Bells selection from the FOREVER™ series is a terrific choice for adding a touch of colour towards the front of a border. The cut, softly ruffled leaves are considered the reddest ever. The best red colour will be in cooler temperatures spring and fall. Spikes of small, white flowers appear in mid summer. Vigorous grower. Excellent in mixed containers.

Popular for its prolonged bloom period and refined foliage, this Danish introduction has small, bright yellow flowers and blooms profusely from July to September. A neat, bushy shrub with attractive bright green, willow-shaped leaves, ideal for massing as a low informal hedge or mounding groundcover. Deciduous.

Forming a giant mound of slightly corrugated, cupped leaves this sieboldiana type Hosta bears a cream/yellow margin. Sure to impress with it's giant stature and massive leaves. Slug Resistant.

Hardy Hibiscus. Incredibly dark, near-black foliage and deep red flowers. Attracts hummingbirds and repels deer.

Expanding the color options in our coral bells collection, the new ‘Lava Lamp’ forms a large, billowy mass of very large, coppery purple leaves with deep purple undersides.  The newest leaves emerge a bright copper orange color and then deepen to coppery purple as they age. 

The name says it all! Massive glossy, mahogany red leaves form a substantial clump of foliage. Large burgundy flower stems hold light pink buds with cream flowers.

This red hibisuc does esspically well in wet areas, along streams, or close to ponds. It attracts butterflies and repels deer. Looks wonderful along boarders. Called marsh mallow because of how well it does in wet areas. 

Although the blooms will last only for one day, there are many blooms. ‘Pardon Me’ is considered to be pest and deer resistant. Use for cut flowers, massing, edging, borders or in mixed containers and tubs. Blooms May - October.

Super Bloomer, hybridized by AB Cultivars, this Heucherella produces an extreme amount of bubblegum pink flowers in late spring that will cover the foliage, after flowering you'll enjoy bright green leaves with burgundy veins all summer long.

Coral Bells are a versatile perennial. This villosa hybrids are known for their tidy mounding habit and excellent heat and humidity tolerance, is a terrific choice for adding a touch of colour towards the front of a border. This selection features huge, bright gold leaves with attractive red veining. White flower sprays appear in late spring to early summer. Protect from hot afternoon sun to prevent leaf scorch.

Coral Bells are a versatile perennial. This villosa hybrid, part of the Carnival series, known for their tidy mounding habit and excellent heat and humidity tolerance, is a terrific choice for adding a touch of colour towards the front of a border. The large, plum-coloured leaves have darker plum veining and a silver overlay. Sprays of small flowers appear in summer. 

'Minerva'  has lavender flowers with dark red eye spots. This cultivar is a sterile triploid that produces very few if any seed pods.

Known to be nearly indestructible, this is an excellent choice for growing between flagstones or growing as a lawn substitute. The tiny leaves create a dense evergreen carpet, becoming bronze in winter. Insignificant green flowers. Easily divided in spring. Tends to need watering during periods of extreme drought. Sometimes used in formal carpet bedding schemes.

A seed selection by Jelitto Perennial Seeds, Heliopsis helianthoides 'Burning Hearts' stands 4' tall with dark red purple foliage and abundant contrasting yellow daisy-like flowers with orange centers. Plant begins blooming in its first year and blooms from June to mid-October. 

This hybrid Coral Bells selection is a terrific choice for adding a touch of colour towards the front of a border. The large lobed leaves are an unusual tone of cinnamon peach, changing to copper and amber as they mature. Sprays of creamy-white flowers rise taller in late summer.

This light pink bloom has an eye catching red eye. It is deer repeliant and attracts butterflies!

English Ivy is tolerant of many types of soils and light.  Keep out of high foot traffic areas because English Ivy does not tolerate any disturbances including raking. Good for naturalizing, container plantings, massing, ground cover and erosion control.

Forms a dense habit of large, bright rosy purple leaves with prominent deep charcoal gray veining. Upright, dark burgundy stems hold rosy pink flowers.

So, you've never grown this sunflower because it is impossible to keep in a container, right? Not any more! This diminutive version reaches only 18" by the time it blooms, but has the flower power of its 8' cousins. No pinching, staking or cussing required! A great addition to the front of the border for late summer and fall color. 

An explosion of golden yellow flowers combined with a manageable height makes this a superior selection. Despite its name, this plant can be found literally blanketed in flowers in the late summer and into the fall when most other Helianthus are past. Flowers form on upright, self-supporting stems but instead of the typical tall sunflower, Helianthus 'First Light' forms a nice, compact clump of fuzzy, linear leaves topping out just above 3 feet.