Our Plants

'Purple Baron' does attract attention with its ever-changing foliage color. Emerging chartreuse leaves mature to intense bronze. Bronze-purple spike blooms are the season-end finale.

A very large, crinkled leaf with spearmint flavor and scent. Popularly used in Mojitos and Mint Juleps. Easy to grow.  Pale pink blooms in summer.

Low growing mint with tiny leaves and strong scent. Used in rock gardens, as a groundcover and planted along stepping stones.

Dense clump, a fountain-like appearance with upright arching leaves that are variegated with yellow horizontal bands. that often turns attractive shades of yellow to orange in fall. Pink to red flowers in feathery, whisk-like, loose terminal panic...

Green, fine textured blades intensify to orange-red flame shades in autumn with purplish panicles that age to straw-colored. Compact clumper and slight arching habit.

Upright, clump forming tufted grass with narrow green leaves that turn golden yellow in the fall. Blooms of deep purple spikelets in late summer. Stems and foliage are very upright. Very reliable and hardy.

Mat-forming, compact, very long blooming Catmint with deep blue blooms. Aromatic, textured foliage is silvery blue-green with deep veins. This short variety works well along paths, as a border, among rocks on a wall or in a rock garden. Very toler...

A mounded, compact bush basil with small leaves and a very spicy flavor. Maintains flavor when dried.

Very aromatic oregano with a bold, strong flavor. Great in Mexican, Greek or Italian cuisine. Heat factor is often compared to a mild chili pepper. Can be used fresh or dry, dried being much less bitter. This well rounded herb has many trailing st...

These bushy, ornamental peppers can be eated- if you dare. The multi-colored hot chillies are colorful, plentiful and decorative. This is perfect for a container or hanging basket. 

Pure black leaves on well-branched, bushy plants. Fruit matures from black to deep vibrant red. Great as a container plant.

Purple and orange round fruit really make a POP on this late summer pepper. Compact plant, well-branched and very fruitful. High impact for a container or mixed beds.

Naturally compact, mounded and very well-branched, with twisted fruits that emerge ivory, turn yellow, then orange, then ultimately deep fiery red.

Cheers for this 'Sangria'! Bold colored peppers of magenta, orange, red and purple. Heavy bearing and well branched. Very trouble free, fun 'must have' plant. Fruit is mild flavored.