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Virginia Chain Fern

Grow Virginia Chain Fern in moist to saturated soils in shade or part sun. Be prepared for it to fill the moist soil area, but it will need help with […]

The Wasabi plant consists of a rhizome with clusters of large, long-stemmed heart shaped leaves and white flowers that blossom early spring. Only true wasabi provides all of these incredible health […]

Silver Gem Prostrate Blue Violet

Silver variegated, tiny reddish-green foliage forms a cute little mound that is covered with delicate violet blooms from early spring and sporadically through the rest of the year. Attractive but […]

Labrador Viola

This little gem looks dainty but it hides incredible toughness behind this veneer of small size and delicate beauty. Small, round foliage emerges in early spring, purplish-green and showy forming […]

Blackout Horned Violet

Compact mound of green foliage topped with masses of solid matte black flowers with a tiny, bright yellow eye. Provides mass color in borders and edgings, as well as in color […]

Penny™ Denim Jump Up Viola

Penny™ Denim Jump Up boasts huge, deep velvety blue and white flowers with a deep blue/black blotch and a yellow eye that flowers continuously from beginning to end of season. […]

Dark Blue Flowering Periwinkle

Dreamy, dark blue flowers with a hint of lavender will make this dependable groundcover come alive with luscious color starting in early May and continuing intermittently well into the summer […]

Bowles Periwinkle

A superb groundcover for part to full shade, this plant displays a rich green shiny foliage year-round and a great texture that is a definite landscape plus. Loaded with blue […]

White Flowering Periwinkle

Dependability is this tough groundcover’s middle name, but don’t think just because it so tolerant that it lacks anything in the beauty department! You’ll love its deep green foliage on […]

Witherod Viburnum

Clusters of white flowers are followed by colorful summer fruit, that change from shining pink to red, then becomes blue in late summer before turning black. Sometimes all of these […]