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1.) C. repens ‘Tequila Sunrise’: Glossy, colorful variegated foliage offers interest year round! Brightly col-ored new growth is deep green with a gold margin, then becomes marbled with brilliant orange and gold hues. In the winter, the leaf color intensifies to vibrant orange and red jewel tones. Reaches 3.5’ x 3.5’ in size. Full to partial sun. Zones 9-10. 2.) C. repens ‘Taupata Gold’: The vibrant deep gold foliage with dark green centers brighten any area. Grows 4’ x 5’. Full sun to part shade. Zones 8-11. 3.) C. repens ‘Lemon Lime’: Its brightly variegated green and yellow leaves with a great glossy sheen are perfect in small pots or in a mass planting. Fall color is suffused with pink as cool nights set in. Reaches 3’ x 3’ in size. Full to partial sun. Zones 8-11. 4.) C. repens ‘Marble Queen’: This beautifully variegated variety has green leaves with bright white margins that are flecked with green. A good grower, it’s great in mixed containers or as a groundcover in mild climates. Reachs 3-5’ x 4-6’. Full sun to part shade. Zones 8-11. 5.) C. repens ‘Pink Splendor’: Very glossy leaves in shades of green, yellow and pink with the best color in winter months. Grows 3-4’ in height and width. Full sun to part shade. Zones 8-11. 6a-6b.) C. repens ‘Pina Colada’: This upright va-riety features stunning glossy, wavy, golden leaves that are margined in a deep rust color. Image 6a shows the variety’s winter coloring and image 6b showcases its summer coloring. Reaches 3.5’ x 3.5’ in size. Full sun to part shade. Zones 8-11. 7.) C. repens ‘Plum Hussey’: Plum-purple, rounded glossy leaves make this excit-ing variety great in mixed containers and landscapes. A more open and elegant habit, the deeper tones of color are more prominent in the cool weather of winter. Reaches 3.5’ x 3.5’ in size. Full to partial sun. Zones 9-10.

1.) Philadelphus ‘Belle Etoile’: Single, pure white flowers, marked with maroon centers carry a long floweringperiod and are further enhanced by their lovely fragrance. They blossom along graceful arching branches fromsummer to fall. Green foliage. Drought tolerant once established. Grows 5-6’ in height and width. Full topartial sun. Zones 5-10. 2.) Cistus x hybridus ‘Mickie’: This variegated form of Cistus hybridus has a low, mounding habit that hugs the ground and creates a super colorful, evergreen colorspot. Charming white flow-ers punctuate the flashy foliage in May and June. Grows to 18” x 30” wide. Full sun. Zones 7-10. A Terra Nova variety. 3.) Polygala fruticosa ‘Petite Butterfly’: A great compact, rounded habit with a long bloom season makes this variety one not to miss! Gray-green foliage is accented by interesting bright purple blossoms year round and particularly from spring throughout summer. Grows 36” x 36”. Full to partial sun. Zones 9-10. 4.) Cistus x hybridus ‘McGuire’s Gold’: The first all gold leaf Cistus hybridus! ‘McGuire’s Gold’ has a low, mounding habit and is evergreen. Use to create contrast or as an accent in the sun garden. Charming white flowers dot the foliage in May and June. Foliage is lush and plant is naturally well branched. Drought resistant once established; a serious attention getter. Grows to 18” x 30”. Full sun. Zones 7-10. A Terra Nova variety.

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1.) Monardella macrantha: This California native is a creeping variety featuring large, vibrant red-orange tubular blossoms bundled in clusters, during the summer. Dark green leaves with purple margins. Grows to 6”, with a 24” spread. Part shade. Zones 7-10. 2.) Abutilon pictum thompsonii: Yellowand green speckled foliage highlights this free branching, compact plant. Pastel orange, bell-shaped flowersfurther accent the variegated foliage from spring until frost. Grows to 6-8’ by 3-4’. Full to partial sun. Zones 9-11. 3.) Hypericum moserianum ‘Tricolor’: This variegated variety offers year round interest withits dramatic green foliage edged in cream and pink! Bright yellow flowers appear during the summer.Grows to 12”-30” x 30-36”. Full to partial sun. Zones 6-9. 4.) Knifophia ‘Elvira’: An upright plant withsingle bright orange spikes on thick stems high above the clumps of evergreen, narrow foliage.Flowers June to early autumn. Reaches 30” x 14”. Full sun. Zones 6-9. A Blooms of Bressingham variety.

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1.) Ceanothus ‘El Dorado’: Beautiful lime-yellow variegation provides a striking contrast to the clus-ters of tiny, medium blue flowers that appear in spring. An upright, evergreen shrub with increased vig-or over other variegated varieties, with foliage that does not burn in the heat. Slowly reaches 8 feet tall and wide at maturity. Drought-resistant. Full sun to part shade. Zones 8-10. A Plant Haven variety.2.) Salvia apiana: Highly aromatic, waxy silver foliage make this drought tolerant plant stand out in thegarden. Tiny insignificant white flowers that are dotted with lavender appear on the tall flower spikes inlate spring to early summer. Grows 3-4’ in height with flower stalks that can add another 2-5’, spreadof 5-8’. Full sun. Zones 7-11. 3.) Salvia discolor: Deep purple-black flower stalks stand out against thewoolly, silvery-green foliage from late summer to early fall. Height of 36-48”. Full to partial sun. Zones 10-11.Photo credit Thomas Totton. 4.) Sollya heterophylla White: Evergreen climber with white, dainty, bell-shaped flowers in spring and summer. Green foliage. Height of 36”. Full sun to part shade. Zones 9-10.

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1.) Helichrysum series: All varieties produce interesting clusters of colorful buds that stand out against its neatmound of silvery, woolly foliage. Reaches 8-14” x 8-16”. Full sun. Zones 8-10. 1a.) H. ‘Amber Cluster’: Round,red buds that open to a paler pink, then change to a fiery orange yellow, and finally fade to yellow flowers inspring. 1b.) H. ‘Ember Glow’: Deep red buds age to a fiery orange, which open to stiff papery flowers in Mayand June. 1c.) H. ‘Pink Sapphire’: Cute pale-pink round buds form in late May to June. Buds open to small, stiff papery flowers that persist into summer. 1d.) H. ‘Ruby Cluster’: Showy clusters of ball-shaped,red buds open to starry white flowers with prominent yellow centers from May to June. 2.) Leucanthemumx superbum ‘Freak!’: With long lasting flower power, this variety blossoms across the entire plant with amultitude of full fluffy white flower heads with bright yellow centers. Every stem has a flower! Tidy, compactand multi-branched, with vibrant green foliage. Blooms from summer to fall. Reaches a size of 13”x21”.Full sun. Zones 5-8. 3.) Anemone series: 3a.) A. hupehensis ‘Pretty Lady Emily’ 3b.) A. hupehensis ‘Pretty Lady Susan’ 3c.) A. hupehensis ‘Pretty Lady Diana’: Masses of large 2” flowers on a 16” tall plant with dwarf habit. Vernalization not required for flowering. Part shade, sun. Hardy to zone 5.

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1.) Russelia equisetiformis: Thin needle-like green foliage and red tubular flowers from spring untilfall. Its thin stems cascade out 3-4’ x 2-3’. Great for containers or hanging baskets. Full sun to part shade. Zones 9-12. 2.) Sedum ‘Thundercloud’: A mounding, dome-shaped variety with interesting jagged edged gray-green foliage. Masses of dainty white to soft pink, star-shaped flowers cover the plantduring summer. Mounding gray green leaves with textured edges. Grows to 12” x 12”. Fullsun. Zones 4-8. An Intrinsic Perennial Gardens variety. 3.) Polemonium Brise d’ Anjou: Violet-blue flowers from late spring to early summer. Creamy-edged, fern-like foliage on bushy clumps. Aspecialty plant with elegant, vibrant, creamily variegated foliage to brighten shady garden spots. Reaches 12-18” in height, with a 18-24” spread. Full to partial shade. Zones 4-9. A Blooms of Bressingham variety.

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Correa ‘Carmine Bells’ 26 72 128 200 Cosmos atrosanguineus 26 72 128 Cuphea hyssopifolia ‘Lavender’ 26 72 128 200 hyssopifolia ‘Lavender Lace’ 26 72 128 200 hyssopifolia ‘White’ 26 72 128 200 llavea (Batface) 26 72 128 200 Delosperma ‘Fire Spinner’ ** 26 72 128 200 Dianthus ‘Fire Star’ ** 26 72 128 200 gratianopolitanus ‘Tiny Rubies’ 26 72 128 200 ‘Neon Star’ ** 26 72 128 200 ‘Pixie Star’ ** 26 72 128 200 Duranta erecta ‘Golden Edge’ 26 72 128 200 Epilobium californica 26 72 128 200 ‘Everett’s Choice’ 26 72 128 200 garretti ‘Orange Carpet’ ** 26 72 128 200 septentrionalis ‘Wayne’s Silver’ 26 72 128 200 Erigeron karvinskianus 26 72 128 200 Eriocephalus africanus 26 72 128 200 Eriogonum fasciculatum ‘Warriner Lytle’ 26 72 128 200 umbellatum x Polyanthum 26 72 128 Erysimum ‘Fragrant Star’ ** 26 72 128 linifolium ‘Bowles Mauve’ 26 72 128 200 Euphorbia amygdaloides ‘Purpurea’ 26 72 128 200 ‘Blackbird’ ** 26 72 128 200 x martinii 26 72 128 200 x martinii ‘Ascot Rainbow’ ** 26 72 128 x martinii ‘Tiny Tim’ ** 26 72 128 200 Euryops pectinatus ‘Sonnenschein’ 26 72 128 200 Fragaria ‘Lipstick’ 26 72 128 ‘Pink Panda’ ** 26 72 128 Fuchsia ‘Firecracker’ 26 72 128 200 Thymifolia 26 72 128 Galvezia speciosa 26 72 128 200

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Tibouchina urvilleana 26 72 128 Trachelospermum asiaticum ‘Summer Sunset’ 26 72 128 Tulbaghia violacea 72 violacea ‘Variegata’ 72 Verbena canadensis ‘Homestead Purple’ 26 72 128 200 lilacina ‘De La Mina’ 26 72 128 200 ‘Tapien Blue Violet’ ** 26 72 128 200 ‘Tapien Lilac’ ** 26 72 128 200 ‘Tapien Pink’ ** 26 72 128 200 ‘Temari Patio Hot Pink’ ** 26 72 128 200 ‘Temari Patio Red Improved’ ** 26 72 128 200 Veronica liwanensis 26 72 128 200 pendoncularis ‘Georgia Blue’ 26 72 128 200 spicata ‘Blue Fox’ 26 72 128 200 spicata ‘Red Fox’ 26 72 128 200 ‘Sunny Border Blue’ 26 72 128 ‘Waterperry’ 26 72 128 200