Shrubs, trees, ground covers, native plants, and seasonal color

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Impatiens

Impatiens

Botanical Name: Impatiens wallerana

Impatiens walleriana 'Imara XDR' represents a resilient and vibrant addition to garden landscapes, renowned for its exceptional disease resistance. This cultivar of the popular impatiens species offers a diverse array of colors and compact growth habit, making it ideal for mass plantings, borders, or containers. 'Imara XDR' stands out for its ability to thrive in challenging environments, displaying remarkable resilience against downy mildew, a common affliction in impatiens. With its profusion of colorful blossoms in shades of pink, red, purple, and white, this cultivar provides continuous blooms throughout the growing season, even in shaded areas. Its low-maintenance nature and ability to withstand adverse conditions make it a preferred choice for both novice and experienced gardeners seeking reliable color and beauty in their landscapes.

 

Spring-Summer 2024

Imara XDR Proform Mix
Imara XDR Tango Mix


Iris, Bicolor

Iris, Bicolor

Botanical Name: Moraea bicolor

South Africa native clumping perennial with long, dark green strap leaves. Flower stems grow right above the leaves and produce yellow. Regular watering and fertilization encourage abundant flowers throughout the summer after the spring blooming period is past.

 

Dies back in cold winters to a rhizome; between this and the roots Bicolor Iris spreads easily by itself. Appreciates pruning in the winter when the leaves lose their color or outright die back.


Iris, Butterfly

Iris, Butterfly

Botanical Name: Moraea iridoides

South Africa native clumping perennial with long, dark green strap leaves that is also known as the African Iris.  Flower stems grow right above the leaves and produce white flowers that have a small purple and yellow center. Regular watering and fertilization encourage abundant flowers throughout the summer after the spring blooming period is past.

Dies back in cold winters to a rhizome; between this and the roots African Iris spreads easily by itself. Appreciates pruning in the winter when the leaves lose their color or outright die back.


Ivy, English

Ivy, English

Botanical Name: Hedera helix

An ideal ground cover or vine for shaded areas, English Ivy can climb walls and fences easily with its powerful clinging roots. Can easily become invasive due to the vigorous and low maintenance growth habit. Do not plant near areas that you wish to preserve the walls or surfaces to, as the airial roots can cause damage with removal. 

 

English Ivy thrives in fertile loose soils, however easily dies from over watering or poor drainage. 


Ixora

Ixora

Botanical Name: Ixora coccinea

Dense tropical round-forming shrub popular for container plantings.

Dark green oblong leaves sometimes hidden behind the large dense clusters of red-orange flowers that persist throughout the warm season; blooms best in full sun. Grows best in acidic soils with regular nitrogen fertilizer treatment.

Pink and yellow blooming cultivars exist.