Mandevilla: This stunning vining plant boasts trumpet-shaped flowers in white, pink, red, and coral, perfect for brightening up decks, patios, or planting beds. While typically treated as an annual, it can be brought indoors for the winter.
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Fan Flower: With profuse blossoms resembling tiny fans, this low-growing annual comes in white, pink, and purple. Thriving in full sun and withstanding heat and drought, it's ideal for edging walkways, containers, and window boxes.
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Sweet Potato Vine: Featuring burgundy, chartreuse, or variegated leaves, this annual vine adds a vibrant touch to mixed containers. Ensure it has ample room to spread.
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Catmint: A perennial favorite, catmint is heat, poor soil, and drought tolerant once established. Its silvery-green foliage emits a minty scent, while spikes of purple flowers attract pollinators.
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Bidens: With cheery, daisy-like flowers in bright colors like orange and yellow, bidens blooms profusely throughout summer without requiring deadheading.
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Russian Sage: This handsome perennial boasts striking spikes of purple flowers that last for weeks and is resistant to deer and rabbit browsing.
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Daylily: Known for its resilience, the daylily thrives in various soil types with minimal care. Each flower lasts a day, but multiple flowers on each stalk ensure continuous blooms.
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Lavender: Preferring heat and drought, lavender is ideal for sandy, rocky soils. Choose from various varieties suitable for your USDA Plant Hardiness zone.
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