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Leycesteria formosa, commonly known as Himalayan Honeysuckle or Pheasant Berry, is a charming ornamental shrub with cascading clusters of tubular flowers and vivid purple berries.

Holly (Ilex spp.) is a diverse and well-known group of evergreen and deciduous shrubs and small trees, best recognized for their glossy leaves and bright red or black berries.

Lonicera, commonly known as honeysuckle, is a versatile group of deciduous, semi-evergreen, and evergreen shrubs and climbers.

Hybrid Tea roses are the undisputed stars of the rose world, renowned for their large, perfectly formed blooms—often one per stem—making them the florist’s favourite.

Cryptomeria Cryptomeria japonica, commonly known as Japanese Cedar, is an elegant evergreen conifer native to Japan and China.

Centaurea, commonly called perennial knapweed, is a delightfully easy-going plant valued for its feathery, thistle-like blooms that brighten summer borders.

The annual delphinium, or larkspur, is a quick-growing, showy plant ideal for brightening summer borders.

Leopard’s bane (Doronicum spp.) ushers in the cheer of spring with bright golden blooms that light up borders and island beds.

Liatris, commonly known as Snakeroot, Gayfeather, or Blazing Star, is a striking perennial native to North America.

Lily of the Field (Sternbergia) is a charming, crocus-like bulb that lights up dry, sunny garden corners with bright yellow flowers. S. lutea blooms in autumn, while S.

Lobelia is a versatile and colorful group of annuals and perennials, cherished for their masses of delicate flowers in shades of blue, red, or white.

Lychnis chalcedonica, known as the Maltese or Jerusalem Cross, is a bold summer bloomer featuring dense clusters of scarlet-red cross-shaped flowers atop upright, sturdy stems.

Calochortus, commonly called Mariposa or Butterfly Tulips, are graceful bulbous plants known for their delicate, vivid blooms.

Nerine masoniorum is a petite, delicate nerine from South Africa known for its fine, grass-like evergreen foliage and compact clusters of up to 11 frilly pink flowers on short stems in late summer.

Melons (Cucumis melo) may feel exotic, but you can easily grow them in your garden or greenhouse.

The Mexican Sunflower, or Torch, is a sun-loving, statuesque annual that brings heat-hued drama to the end of summer borders.

Aster novi‑belgii, commonly called the Michaelmas Daisy or New York Aster, is a late‑season perennial prized for masses of daisy-like flowers in shades of purple, pink, lavender, blue, red, or white.

The Miniature Rose is a scaled-down yet abundantly blooming version of the classic garden rose.

Phormium tenax, or New Zealand flax, is a bold, architectural plant prized for its striking, fan-shaped clumps of leathery, sword-like leaves.

Tolmiea menziesii—known as the Pick‑a‑Back or Piggyback Plant—is a charming perennial famous for the little plantlets that grow off the mature leaves, giving rise to new plants at their base.

Pieris are attractive evergreen shrubs known for their early spring sprays of bell-shaped flowers.

Papaver, commonly known as poppies, are a widely loved group of hardy annuals, biennials, and perennials.

Privet (Ligustrum) is a versatile and hardy group of shrubs and small trees widely used for hedging, screening, and decorative borders.

Echinacea purpurea, commonly known as the Purple Coneflower, is a bold and enduring perennial featuring long-lasting daisy-like blooms with reflexed petals and distinctive spiny cones.