Harrison Shrub Rose
(R. × harisonii)
(R. × harisonii)
The Harrison Shrub Rose, also known as the "Yellow Rose of Texas," is a tough, early-blooming rose developed in the 19th century. It features fragrant, semi-double yellow flowers and gray-green foliage. This rose is cold-hardy and disease-resistant, growing best in full sun and well-drained soil. Primarily used in heritage gardens and informal hedges, it has historic significance and adds a bright splash of color in spring.
Sea Lavender
(Limonium Spp.)
(Limonium Spp.)
Sea Lavender is a perennial known for its papery, lavender-blue flowers that bloom in late summer and resemble misty clouds above leathery foliage. Native to coastal regions, it tolerates salty soil and drought, thriving in full sun and sandy, well-drained conditions. Often used in dried flower arrangements, sea lavender adds texture to borders and is beloved by pollinators.
Pink Potentilla
(Potentilla Fruticosa Cultivars)
(Potentilla Fruticosa Cultivars)
Pink Potentilla is a compact deciduous shrub with small, pink, five-petaled flowers blooming throughout summer. It grows in full sun and well-drained soil and is drought-tolerant once established. Used in borders and mass plantings, it’s ideal for low-maintenance gardens and attracts pollinators. Like other potentillas, it has some traditional medicinal applications but is mostly ornamental.
Peri Winkle
(Vinca Minor)
(Vinca Minor)
Periwinkle is a trailing evergreen ground cover native to Europe and parts of Asia. It produces starry blue, purple, or white flowers from spring through summer. Thriving in partial to full shade and average soil, vinca spreads quickly and is ideal for erosion control and underplanting. It contains vincamine, a compound once used in medicine to support brain health, though the plant is toxic if ingested in large quantities.
Spiked Speedwell
(Veronica Spicata)
(Veronica Spicata)
Spiked Speedwell is a clump-forming perennial native to Europe and western Asia. It features tall, narrow spikes of vibrant blue, pink, or white flowers that bloom from early to mid-summer above lance-shaped green leaves. This plant thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, and it tolerates heat and drought once established. Spiked Speedwell is used ornamentally in borders and cottage gardens and attracts bees and butterflies. Its upright habit adds vertical interest to flower beds.
White Snowdrops
(Galanthus Nivalis)
(Galanthus Nivalis)
White Snowdrops are early-blooming bulbs with delicate, nodding white flowers that often appear while snow is still on the ground. Native to Europe and parts of the Middle East, they grow best in partial shade and moist, well-drained soil. Used in woodland gardens and naturalized under trees, they symbolize hope and renewal. The plant contains galantamine, a compound used in modern Alzheimer’s treatment.
Lady Bird Clematis
Clematis are climbing perennials prized for large colorful flower and vining habit.Native to various regions across the globe, they can bloom from spring to fall depending on the variety. Clematis prefer sunny tops and cool roots, growing best in rish well-drained soil with support to climb on.
False Sunflower
(Heliopsis Helianthoides)
(Heliopsis Helianthoides)
False sunflowers are hardy North American perennials with bright yellow, daisy-like blooms that resemble true sunflowers. They grow on sturdy, upright stems and bloom for an extended period in summer. These plants are excellent for borders and cutting gardens. They thrive in full sun and well-drained soil and attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies.