Stevia
All natural sweetener with centuries of safe usage by native Indians. Leaves are 10-15% sweeter than sugar.
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They come in a range of colors and have a delicate fragrance that many associate with heirloom flowers. It has been said that Thomas Jefferson had them imported to plant at his gardens at Monticello in 1771.
Rudbeckia – Becky
Single flowers in mixed colors of yellow, brown, and red are produced with some flowers being bi-colored.
Rudbeckia – Cherokee Sunset
An award-winning native annual with blooms of golden, orange, bronze, and mahogany, varied and magnificent as the quickly-changing colors of the sunset! They bloom all summer to greet fall, soaking up heat and indifferent to drought.
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Rudbeckia – Goldstrum
Produces masses of 3-inch golden, daisy-like flowers through the summer. Bushy, vigorous 2-foot plants are hardy sun lovers!
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Rue
While the terrible scent of the plant keeps insects away, the herb is also used to treat insect bites.
Ruellia – Dwarf
Spectacular, low-growing, heat-tolerant perennial with profusions of violet, light pink or white flowers.
Sage – Tricolor
Shows off purples, greens, and creamy whites on its beautifully textured leaves. Just as delicious as the standard sage for culinary uses but with a big splash of color in the garden.