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Adiantum pedatum

The most graceful and delicate in appearance of all the native ferns. Airy fan-shaped, green fronds held on thin black stems in tight clumps. May be deciduous.

Adiantum pedatum

The most graceful and delicate in appearance of all the native ferns. Airy fan-shaped, green fronds held on thin black stems in tight clumps. May be deciduous.

Agave americana

The largest and most majestic of the native Texas agaves, Agave americana often grows as tall as 6 feet. Its leaves are gray-blue to blue-green with spines at the tips and on the margins; the older leaves often gracefully arch down.

American Persimmon 'Szukis'

This unique variety is very attractive and naturally compact. Good for growing in a container as well as in the ground. Szukis bears good crops of early ripening, large, sweet and flavourful fruit.

Erica carnea 'March Seedling'

Low, spreading, evergreen shrub with small, linear, dark green leaves and long racemes of pink, urn-shaped flowers in late winter and early spring.

Erica carnea 'Mrs. DF Maxwell'

A compact spreading evergreen dwarf shrub to 30cm tall, with dark green foliage and erect racemes of deep rose-pink flowers

Erica carnea 'Myretoun Ruby'

Hundreds of small, urn-shaped flowers that open dusty rose and deepen through magenta to rich, ruby-red. They cover this low-spreading, evergreen shrub from January through May

Erica carnea 'PInk Spangles'

Shell pink blooms January - May, darkening with age. Vigorous groundcover, show best massplanted. Add peat to soil.

Erica carnea 'PInk Spangles'

Shell pink blooms January - May, darkening with age. Vigorous groundcover, show best massplanted. Add peat to soil.

Erica carnea 'Pirbright Rose

Dark pink winter flowering heather. Low spreading growth habit. Excellent groundcover.

Erica carnea 'Rosalie'

A compact, spreading heather to 15cm in height and 40cm wide, with dark bronze-green foliage and racemes of bright rosy-pink flowers from mid winter to spring

Erica carnea 'Schneekuppe'

White flowers from January to March.

Erica carnea 'Springwood Pink'

Light pink blooms January - May. Vigorous groundcover, show best massplanted. Add peat to soil.

Erica carnea 'Springwood Pink'

Light pink blooms January - May. Vigorous groundcover, show best massplanted. Add peat to soil.

Erica carnea 'Springwood White'

'Springwood White' has hundreds of small, urn-shaped, grey-white flowers from December until May. It is an evergreen shrub with a low, spreading to trailing habit, making it an excellent groundcover for sunny locations or for adding interest to winter containers.

Erica carnea 'Steffi'

This compact winter-blooming heather bears pure white flowers on dark green foliage.

Erica carnea 'Wintersonne'

This winter heather was bred by Kurt Kramer and has ‘Myretown Ruby’ as one of its parents – hence the rosy-pink flowers that deepen to magenta. Other unique attributes include coloured flower buds and reddish-bronze winter foliage. ‘Wintersonne’ grows 6″ high by 18″ wide. Hardy to zone 5.

Erica cinerea 'CD Eason'

Although related to Erica carnea (winter heath), bell heather blooms from June to September, producing urn-shaped, bright magenta flowers over its dark green leaves. The leaves of bell heather are rolled and arranged in groups of threes along its stems.

Erica cinerea 'CD Eason'

Although related to Erica carnea (winter heath), bell heather blooms from June to September, producing urn-shaped, bright magenta flowers over its dark green leaves. The leaves of bell heather are rolled and arranged in groups of threes along its stems.

Erica cinerea 'Pink Cloud'

In early spring pink flowers aging to deep-heliotrope are a cloud covering this open, spreading plant; you will love it, but deer won't!

Erica X darleyensis 'Alba'

This excellent evergreen groundcover makes a dark green mat in summer and a carpet of snow white blooms from November to May! Massplant for maximum effect! Prune hard after blooms fade.

Erica x darleyensis 'Alice'

Stiff branches hold darkly green foliage, enhanced in winter by bronze highlights and closely set chartreuse buds that open into cerise-magenta blooms October to April

Erica X darleyensis 'Arthur Johnson'

Lilac-pink blooms cover rich green foliage from Nov-May. Massplant for maximum effect! Prune hard after blooms fade.

Erica x darleyensis 'Candy Stripe'

This shrub exhibits a very eye catching bloom pattern with a mixture of purple and white flowers. This is achieved by growing two different plants together in the same pot when young.

Erica X darleyensis 'Candy Stripe'

This shrub exhibits a very eye catching bloom pattern with a mixture of purple and white flowers. This is achieved by growing two different plants together in the same pot when young.

Erica x darleyensis 'Candy Stripe'

This shrub exhibits a very eye catching bloom pattern with a mixture of purple and white flowers. This is achieved by growing two different plants together in the same pot when young.

Erica x darleyensis 'Darley Dale'

A dwarf evergreen shrub with needle-like mid-green leaves that are tipped with cream in spring. From early winter to mid-spring, it bears racemes of pale pink flowers that darken with age.

Erica x darleyensis 'Ghost Hill'

Bright green foliage emerges with creamy tips in the spring. Pink flowers. Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. Prune after flowering to keep compact.

Erica X darleyensis 'JH Brummage'

Soft pink blooms in winter contrast nicely with chartreuse to gold foliage. Shear after blooming to maintain shape.

Erica X darleyensis 'JH Brummage'

Soft pink blooms in winter contrast nicely with chartreuse to gold foliage. Shear after blooming to maintain shape.

Erica X darleyensis 'Kramer's Red'

Unparalleled among red flowering Ericas. Stiff branches hold darkly green foliage, enhanced in winter by bronze highlights and closely set chartreuse buds that open into cerise-magenta blooms October to April

Erica X darleyensis 'Kramer's Red'

Unparalleled among red flowering Ericas. Stiff branches hold darkly green foliage, enhanced in winter by bronze highlights and closely set chartreuse buds that open into cerise-magenta blooms October to April

Erica x darleyensis 'Kramer's Red'

Unparalleled among red flowering Ericas. Stiff branches hold darkly green foliage, enhanced in winter by bronze highlights and closely set chartreuse buds that open into cerise-magenta blooms October to April

Erica x darleyensis 'Mary Helen'

Clusters of urn-shaped, pale pink flowers are born from February to April on yellow-gold foliage. Well known for its winter bronze foliage.

Erica x darleyensis 'Mediterranean White'

White flowers in March and April. It has a low mounded habit and is salt tolerant and evergreen. Does not tolerate "wet feet".

Erica x darleyensis 'Pink Harmony'

Flowering evergreen shrub with a wide, bushy habit. New growth is bright green, accented by pleasing coral-pink blooms from early winter to late spring.

Erica x darleyensis 'Rubina'

Stiff branches hold dark green foliage and richly coloured cool purple blooms in winter. Evergreen.

Erica x darleyensis 'Silberschmelze'

'Silberschmelze' is a compact, mounding habit and has been popular in the Pacific Northwest for decades. Mass plantings of this heather create an excellent groundcover for sunny locations, providing outstanding winter interest. It prefers a well-drained or sandy soil and it is best to water regularly during dry weather.

Erica x darleyensis 'Sundown'

Kramer's and Eva Gold together. Evergreen whith leaves that are spirally arranged.

Erica x darleyensis 'Sundown'

Kramer's and Eva Gold together. Evergreen whith leaves that are spirally arranged.

Erica X Darlyensis 'Eva's Gold'

Erica Eva Gold has warm red flowers and gold foliage, which will change to a rich orange colour in winter. Flowers January- May. Low-growing and has a great spread for covering banks or shrub borders.

Liquidambar styraciflua

Stately tree that bears glossy maple-like leaves with brilliant fall colours of orange thru red. Corky bark provides unique garden texture.

Prairie Gem American Persimmon

American Persimmon is one of our best native American fruits. Our hard to find varieties bear bountiful crops of sweet, delicious Persimmons, great for fresh eating and baking. American Persimmon can grow to 30 ft. in height, but can easily be kept small with pruning. It is hardy to minus 25°F.

Prairie Star-Persimmon american

A native tree that will produce over 30 lbs of delicous, sweet persimmons in late September is a win for any home orchard. The large fruit is ready to enjoy when it is soft like a tomato and can be eaten fresh or baked in cookies or cakes! Although it is self-fertile, like most fruit trees you will see a heavier crop if planted near a male tree for pollination. Most trees start to fruit 2 to 3 years after planting.

Rhododendron 'America'

Rhododendron 'Pearce's American Beauty'

A stunning late spring flowering shrub with splendid trusses of deep rose flowers, each set off by a bold gold flare. The compact, full flower trusses sit on an elegant collar of wide dark green leaves.

Scilla 'Siberica' Bulbs 10PK

Scilla Siberica is a dainty blue spring flower, only reaching 6 inches in height. These charming flower clusters make a pleasing addition to cut flower bouquets. Each plant can produce up to 100 charming, blue bell-shaped flowers that naturalize well. Prefers full sun to part shade. 10 bulbs.

Wisteria frutescens 'Amethyst Falls'

The hardiest of wisteria. Dependably blooms up to three times in a growing season. Lavender blue flowers occur in 12-inch long clusters. Cloaks shade arbors and structures. Deciduous.

Wisteria frutescens 'Amethyst Falls'

The hardiest of wisteria. Dependably blooms up to three times in a growing season. Lavender blue flowers occur in 12-inch long clusters. Cloaks shade arbors and structures. Deciduous.

Wisteria frutescens 'Amethyst Falls'

The hardiest of wisteria. Dependably blooms up to three times in a growing season. Lavender blue flowers occur in 12-inch long clusters. Cloaks shade arbors and structures. Deciduous.

Wisteria frutescens 'Amethyst Falls' Tree form

The hardiest of wisteria. Dependably blooms up to three times in a growing season. Lavender blue flowers occur in 12-inch long clusters. Cloaks shade arbors and structures. Deciduous.