Compact series of first-year-flowering Veronica. Continues to cycle and bloom all season until first frost.
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A compact, upright perennial boasting loose spikes of two-lipped, tubular flowers. Blooming from midsummer to fall, the blossoms are attractive to butterflies, bees, hummingbirds, and other pollinators.
Brilliant chartreuse-yellow, needle-like foliage forms a quick groundcover. Adds cheery color to containers, dry slopes and flowering borders. Excellent for use as year-round coverage for beds with spring bulbs.
A sensational, rounded plant with large, broad, toothy, silvery white, velvety leaves. Use to create a bold backdrop to green-leaved plants and colorful flowering perennials in sunny, drought tolerant borders, rock gardens, succulent gardens, and containers.
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A strong, upright grower, reaching 2-3’ in one growing season. No staking or support necessary. Fabulous new structural component for succulent gardens. Can be used as a house plant.
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Bulbous vegetables closely related to onions, known for their elongated or round bulbs which form in clusters. They thrive in well-drained soil under full sun, producing bulbs with a delicate, slightly sweet flavor and a hint of garlic.
Narrow, variegated leaves and large clusters of lavender or lilac flowers.
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A rewarding plant in the vegetable garden because it is fairly easy to grow, tasty, and nutritious. Spring is the prime season to grow spinach but with the right timing, you can also plant it as a fall crop.