Plants by Genus

A compact evergreen perennial, ‘Firebird’ is a Border Penstemon selection that features large, bell-shaped, crimson red flowers and glossy, lance-shaped leaves that contrast beautifully with its burgundy stems. Flowers bloom late spring into fall and are...

A Germander Sage hybrid that grows as a dense, compact shrub, 2 to 3 feet tall and wide. Features lightly-fragrant, silver-green foliage and spikes of vibrant indigo blue flowers summer through fall. It’s foliage and flower combination make for a...

Small grey foliage that remains evergreen, year round although it can vary in size depending on the time of year and drought conditions. Spreads from underground rootstock but slow to do so. Small true blue flowers appear in multiple cycles throughout...

A selection of Mexican Bush Sage with the same eventual size and growth habit as the species but with deep purple flowers. Reblooms continuously from spring through fall. Foliage is a deeply-textured, dark green on top and silver-grey on the bottom that...

A selection of Mexican Bush Sage with the same eventual size and growth habit as the species but with deep purple flowers. Reblooms continuously from spring through fall. Foliage is a deeply-textured, dark green on top and silver-grey on the bottom that...

‘Santa Barbara’ is a smaller, more compact selection of Mexican Bush Sage known for its showy spikes of two-toned white and purple flowers that first emerge in spring and rebloom continuously through fall. Foliage is a deeply-textured, dark green on top...

‘Santa Barbara’ is a smaller, more compact selection of Mexican Bush Sage known for its showy spikes of two-toned white and purple flowers that first emerge in spring and rebloom continuously through fall. Foliage is a deeply-textured, dark green on top...

Mexican Bush Sage is known for its showy spikes of two-toned white and purple flowers that first emerge in spring and rebloom continuously through fall. Foliage is a deeply-textured, dark green on top and silver-grey on the bottom that contrasts...