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What's New
The week of May 24
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Something Unusual
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| Trailing Snapdragons |
'Mystic Orange' Mimulus |
Cosmos |
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| The 'Luminaire' trailing snapdragon are ideal in hanging baskets. An unusual choice for your patio or balcony. |
This plant will thrive in almost any area of the garden. Its large flowers resemble grinning monkeys, hence the nickname 'monkey flower'. |
Looking for something for hot, dry sites? Cosmos 'Sonata' or 'Cosmic' make the perfect choice. Cosmos has lovely, daisy-like flowers that make great cutflowers. |
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| Tree Peony 'Renown' |
Globeflower |
'Funny Face' Rose |
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| Tree peonies are known for their large, fragrant flowers. 'Renown' caught my eye with its huge copper-red blooms. |
Perfect for moist, woodland gardens, pond sides or shady borders. For more blooms make sure to cut back after flowering. |
This tender shrub rose has semi-double, pink & white, 10 cm flowers. It blooms continuously and has a light fragrance.
Making it a perfect deck rose. |
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| Carefree Wonder |
'Rosy Lights' Azalea |
Asiatic Lilies |
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| Carefree wonder has been one of my favorites this year. Ask our staff about this award-winning shrub rose next time you visit us. |
This spectacular, spring-blooming shrub is hardy in northern gardens. 'Rosy Lights' is known for its fragrance and great fall colour. |
Asiatic lilies produce an abundance of flowers in July and August. They are very hardy and pest resistant giving you the chance to enjoy gardening without a lot of fuss. |
| 'Emerald Triumph' Viburnum |
'Empire Red' Salvia |
Sun Rose |
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| Viburnum or 'Wayfering Tree' are excellent as a screen, in borders or in a large shrub bed. In the fall their leathery leaves turn a rich red. |
A unique border plant. Makes for a showy display when mixed with yellow marigolds or Dusty Miller. |
These evergreen to semi-evergreen perennials are good for the front of border, or a rock garden. Their long blooming period makes them ideal as a focal point in the garden. |
