Bedding Plants are mostly comprised of annuals though some are actually temperennials (perennials in temperate climates). Annuals are plants that grow, bloom, flower and die in one season. They are used to give gardens all-season color and dramatic ‘pop’. Annuals come in many shapes, sizes and sun tolerances. Our availability varies throughout the season but we strive to carry a wide and unusual assortment for every gardener’s needs.

Ageratum
True blues, pink, white, yellow. Nice color for beds. Heights range between 6-20″. Attracts butterflies.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Alyssum
White, pink, purple. Small, profuse blooms. Superbly fragrant. Cold tolerant. Good border plant.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Begonias
Reds, pink, white. Upright or cascading. Brings nice color to shade gardens. Some varieties can be grown as a houseplant.
Attracts butterflies.
Exposure: shade / part shade

Browallia

Celosia
Red, orange, pink and yellow feathery plumes. Good in borders. Interesting shape/texture.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Cleome

Coleus
Colorful leaves add drama to shady spots. Can be grown as a houseplant.
Exposure: shade / part shade

Cosmos
Pinks, white, yellow, orange, red. Airy plants good for back of a border.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Corn Flower

Cuphea

Dahlias
Many colors. Bold, big flowers. Tubers can be overwintered in a garage/basement.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Dianthus
Pinks, reds, white. Good accent. May come back after winter. Good cold tolerance.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Diascia
Pinks, reds, oranges. Delicate flowers. Great for borders or containers.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Dusty Miller
Silver gray leaves. Good accent. May come back after winter. Good cold tolerance.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Fuschia

Gazania
Many colors. Flowers open in the sun, loves the heat.
Exposure: sun

Geranium
Many colors ranging from white, pink, coral, orange and red. Many types of geraniums including Martha Washington, Ivy, Zonal, Pillar and Scented.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Impatiens

Many colors. Great color for shady beds.
Exposure: shade

Laurentia

Lobelia
Blues, purples, white. Brilliant colors. Good for border and accents.
Exposure: sun / part sun / shade

Love-in-a-Mist

Marigolds
Yellows and oranges. Great color all summer. Some self-seed. Great vegetable companion plant.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Nicotiana
Pinks, white, reds. Attracts hummingbirds to the garden.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Pansies / Viola
Many colors. Best in cool season. Usually comes back after winter. Some violas self-seed. Edible.
Exposure: part sun / shade

Pentas
Pinks, purples, red. Good heat tolerance. Attracts butterflies.
Exposure: sun

Petunias
Most colors. Great color for mass planting, borders, containers. Cascading or spreading.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Portulaca
Many colors. Great heat and drought tolerance.
Exposure: sun

Salvia
Blues, purples, red. Upright plants, blooms all summer. Attracts hummingbirds. Some are tender perennials.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Scaveola

Stock

Snapdragons
Many colors and sizes. Good in borders. Can come back after winter. Good cold tolerance.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Torenia
Pinks, blues, white. Unusual flower. Good for shady spots especially in containers.
Exposure: shade / part shade

Verbena
Many colors. Good plant for borders or containers. Great heat tolerance.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Vinca
Pinks, white, reds. Great summer color in borders.
Exposure: sun / part sun

Zinnias
Many colors and sizes. Fantastic cut-flower. Great heat tolerance.
Exposure: sun / part sun