Condor Red is a cut flower kale that offers a textured and on-trend look for bouquets and arrangements. Bred for stems that grow straight and that are are easy to cut and bunch. Also known as flowering kale and ornamental cabbage.
Red Plume Atriplex (Atriplex hortensis), also known as Red Orach or Mountain Spinach, is an heirloom leafy green that has been cultivated in Europe since ancient times, often valued as a nutritious alternative to spinach. The seeds produce upright plants reaching 4–6 feet tall, with striking plume-like spires of deep red to magenta foliage that add both ornamental and edible value to the garden. Its tender young leaves can be eaten raw in salads or cooked like spinach, while mature leaves retain their rich color even after cooking. Red Plume Atriplex thrives in full sun with well-drained soil and is tolerant of poor soils, drought, and summer heat, making it a versatile choice for both vegetable gardens and ornamental borders. In addition to its culinary uses, it also works well as a companion plant, providing natural shade for more delicate crops.
Marshmallow yarrow is a great choice for long and consistent blooms. Produces and abundance of blooms from late spring to late summer, with double sugar-white flowers. Drought and heat tolerant, compact, 18-30 in. tall plants bloom the first year. Marshmallow is an excellent choice for containers.
The Velvet Red Wizard Coleus is a stunning variety known for its luxurious, velvety leaves that display deep burgundy and rich red hues, creating an opulent visual effect in any garden or container. Thriving in both partial sun and shade, Wizard Series is adaptable and easy to grow, making it suitable for gardeners of all experience levels. Its compact growth habit allows it to fit seamlessly into borders, mixed plantings, or as a standout feature in containers. With its unique coloration and low maintenance needs, the Wizard Coleus is a beautiful addition that brings life and vibrancy to any outdoor space.
Billy Balls, scientifically known as Craspedia globosa, are unique and charming flowering plants that belong to the Asteraceae family. Native to Australia and New Zealand, these distinctive plants have gained popularity in floral arrangements and gardens around the world due to their eye-catching appearance. They are commonly referred to as "billy buttons" or "drumstick flowers." Billy Balls are known for their spherical, globe-shaped flower heads, which consist of densely packed, tiny yellow florets. These flowers have a long history, dating back to their indigenous use by Australian Aboriginal people for various purposes, including medicinal and decorative uses. In modern times, they are prized as a cut flower, adorning bouquets and arrangements with their whimsical and playful appearance. When grown as cut flowers, Billy Balls typically reach a height of 12 to 24 inches (30 to 60 cm) and have sturdy, slender stems that make them ideal for floral designs. They have a unique and distinctive appearance, with their spherical, golf ball-sized flower heads perched atop long, wiry stems. It usually takes about 70 to 90 days from seed sowing to maturity, making them a relatively quick-growing flower. Billy Balls are most commonly found in shades of vibrant yellow, but they can also be found in other colors such as white and orange. They are typically grown from seeds, which should be sown in well-draining soil in a sunny location. Space the seeds or seedlings about 8 to 12 inches (20 to 30 cm) apart to ensure proper air circulation and growth. These plants thrive in well-drained soil and prefer a sunny spot in the garden. With their striking appearance and relatively easy cultivation, Billy Balls have become a favorite addition to both gardens and floral arrangements.
This beautiful tassel flower produces large, and reddish-green leaves that are joined by long “tails” of drooping flower heads populated by hundreds of tiny deep-crimson blooms.
This Amaranthus plant produces long and beautiful coral-pink tassels. This is beautiful alone or mixed with other Amaranthus caudatus varieties we carry.
The Red Annual Phlox is is a favored variety that produces beautiful bright red blooms that and is easily one of the most beautiful wildflowers around. This variety only grows to be 1' tall, blooming vibrant lipstick-shade red blooms that can grow anywhere.
This Ammi makes for a great greener bouquet filler. Goes well with any color scheme. Flower heads are 3-5" wide that sit on long, sturdy stems. Also known as false Queen Anne's lace, lace flower, false bishop's weed, toothpickweed, and bishop's weed. Also great at attracting beneficial insects to the garden.
Produces strong bronze-colored plumes that are beautiful in floral arrangements. 3–6" pendulous heads.
A classic filler for bouquets, vases and dried arrangements. Plants grow to 24-36" on wiry stems that produce 2-3" yellow-lime green flowers. Also known as thoroughwax and hare's ear.
The Monster series strawflowers are high yielding produces of fresh cut or dried arrangements. This variety has beautiful mixture of dark pink blooms. The Monster Rose variety produces extra large double blooms with long and strong stems. Blooms reach 2–2 1/2" across.
Emerald Tassel produces beautiful long lime-green blooms that make great cut flowers. They can be used in fresh bouquets along or as filler flowers. They can also be dried and used in fall arrangements.
The Monster series strawflowers are high yielding produces of fresh cut or dried arrangements. This variety has beautiful golden blooms. The Monster Gold variety produces extra large double blooms with long and strong stems. Blooms reach 2–2 1/2" across.
Copper Plume is a great filler in floral arrangements. Highly productive plant with plum-wine plumes on long, strong stems feature small, paper-thin seed pods. Also known as orach and orache.
Copperhead amaranthus is a striking ornamental plant known for its vibrant, copper-toned foliage and distinctive upright growth habit. This variety features lush, broad leaves that transition from deep green to rich bronze, creating a stunning visual display in gardens and landscapes. Ideal for adding texture and color, Copperhead amaranthus thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, making it a resilient choice for a variety of settings, from borders to containers. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, the plant is drought-tolerant and attracts pollinators, enhancing the garden's biodiversity. Its dramatic presence and ease of care make Copperhead amaranthus a popular choice for both novice and experienced gardeners looking to elevate their outdoor spaces.
Websteriana Eucalyptus, commonly called Webster's Malle or Heart-leaf Eucalyptus, is a rare, small Australian species valued for its distinctive silvery-blue, heart-shaped juvenile leaves and smooth, gray bark. Native to Western Australia, it typically grows 6–12 feet tall, making it well-suited for smaller landscapes, windbreaks, or ornamental plantings. Seeds should be sown in well-drained soil in full sun, either in pots or directly outdoors in warm climates, and kept moist until germination, which usually occurs in 14–30 days. Hardy in USDA zones 9–11, it tolerates drought once established and requires minimal care beyond occasional pruning to maintain shape. Websteriana Eucalyptus is prized for cut foliage in floral arrangements, as a decorative specimen tree, and for attracting pollinators with its clusters of creamy-white flowers in summer.
A beautiful Dusty Miller that has large-lobed, flat leaves. Make a great cut-flower with its silvery foliage. Tender perennial in Zones 8-10. Pelleted seeds. Packet: 50 seeds.
