Sun. Height 36″. Grown from wild collected seed we spied growing, year after year along a roadside. Pale, but not washy, pink petals appear in mid fall. Considering what the mother plant endures (road salt, sand and gravel, etc) in it roadside existence we think its offspring will thrive given better conditions. Height and spread is similar to New England aster Alma Potschke but the color is a softer pink
Sun. 12 to 18 inches. Looking for a summer-long display of sky blue blossoms that is a good choice for containers, the border and/or cutting? Try Tom Pouce. Deadhead to encourage more and bigger blooms.
Full sun to partial shade. 4 to 6″ inches high, 18 inch spread. Pinktopia offers small mid-pink flowers spilling out of containers and baskets. While bacopa is not a showy plant on its own, it fills around other plants and its wiry stems give form and texture to mixed containers.
Full sun. 16″ to 18″ tall. Prospera is a large-leaf Genovese type basil that has been bred to resist downy mildew and is fusarium wilt resistant. If you have had difficulty with either of these diseases this variety may be a good choice for your garden. Suitable for garden or container planting.
Full sun. 18″ tall. This Genovese type green leaf basil is compact in form and bred for container growing, though it will also grow well in garden soil. Elidia has intermediate resistance to fusarium wilt.