Full sun. 10 inches. This fine-textured, low-growing ornamental grass has a vertical, tufted habit with finely divided, upright, grey-green leaves and silver-grey spiklets. Spiky Blue has a uniform and compact growth habit that goes well in containers, mixed borders and rock gardens. Prefers a slightly acidic soil.
Partial sun to shade. 20″ to 32″. The foliage of this vigorous coleus is striking! Lime-green margins with a pink inner leaf. This plant is late to flower so leafiness of the plant persists late in the season. Use in the border and in large containers.
Shade to Partial Shade. 16 inches. This plant provides drama through its wavy, lobed leaf shape and its blend of black and reddish-purple color. Pinch plant to encourage bushy growth.
Partial shade. 12 inches. This dwarf 0akleaf foliage of this coleus come in a host of bright, beautiful colors. Small in stature its forms and colors will add to containers and borders.
Sun or Shade. 16 inches. Cherry Red leaves bordered by deep bronzed red and a green outer margin. Very showy. Pinch plant to encourage bushy growth.
Sun or Shade. 16 inches. Rich chocolate leaves thinly edged with a bright mint green. Pinch plant to encourage bushy growth.
Full sun to shade. 14 to 18″. Flipside coleus has a unique color pattern where the leaf tops are green and the undersides are rosy raspberry. Leaf veining and new leaves also show raspberry.
Shade. 16 inches. Large, showy rusty-orange colored leaves with a golden edge. Pinch plants to encourage bushy growth.
Shade to Partial Shade. 10 inches. A bright red leaved coleus with golden edge. Pinch plants to encourage bushy growth.
Shade to Partial Shade. 10 inches. Here is a bright pink leaved coleus to brighten up a shady spot. Pinch plants to encourage bushy growth.