Annual: Dragon Wing Begonia
Dragon Wing plants fill in fast to form lush garden beds that last up to the first frost. Use Dragon Wing Begonias as the focus of stunning mixed or solo containers and hanging baskets. Dragon Wing begonia has deep, glossy-green, 5-inch long leaves and drooping clusters of flowers. This gardener friendly annual keeps blooming from spring till frost and can take both sun and shade.
We have Baby Wing Begonias in hanging baskets too!
Perennial: Lavendar
Every garden deserves some lavender! Among the most popular herbs, lavender has been known as the “herb of love” since the Middle Ages. Everyone enjoys the highly fragrant scent of Lavender as visitors to garden rub up against its beautiful silver foliage and deep violet blue flowers.
You’ll want lavender in your garden for all these reasons and more!
• Attracts Butterflies
• Cut Flower
• Dried Flower
• Fragrant Flowers
• Fragrant Foliage
• Heat Tolerant
• Landscape Plant
Shrub: Quick Fire Hydrangea
 Looking for an early bloomer? QUICK FIRE blooms about a month before other hardy Hydrangea varieties. The flowers turn pink very quickly, and will be an extremely dark rosy-pink in the fall. Quick and easy to grow, the flowers on QUICK FIRE are not affected by soil pH. They are produced on ‘new wood’ and will bloom after even the harshest winters. Beautiful for use as a cut (fresh or dried) flower.
Most adaptable of all hydrangeas to different soil types, Quick Fire is not as water dependent as Hydrangea macrophylla and will tolerate some drought. For showy blooms all season, add Quick Fire to your garden today!
Tree: Forest Pansy Redbud
 Starting in early Spring, Forest Pansy Redbud delights with clusters of tiny, rose-purple, pea-like flowers blooming profusely on the branches and mature trunks for 2-3 weeks. (Flowers tend to be darker and more purplish than other species.) Next, heart-shaped leaves unfurl as a bright reddish-purple and gradually mature to a more muted purple. Autumn foliage is a bouquet of reds, purples, oranges, and yellows.
A true harbinger of Spring, Forest Pansy Redbud is an excellent small tree for lawns, woodland gardens or naturalized areas.
Grass: Gold Bar miscanthus
 With its dense and dramatic gold striping from the base of the grass to its top, this grass is a definite eyecatcher! It is exceptionally upright and compact in habit. At the end of October, burgundy inflorescences appear just above the blades. Gold Bar can be used in the mixed border or in a container. After 8 years, this showstopper can grow to 5 feet in height. Great for use in pots and in small urban gardens
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