Sun to partial shade. 2 to 3 feet. This hummingbird favorite will do well if grown in moist well drained soils. Grow it in the border or in containers. This plant can be brought indoors for overwintering.
Full sun to partial shade. 12 to 15 inches. Fragrant, lavender, cup-shaped blooms grace this California native plant. Site mountain phlox in moist but well drained soil in semi-shade to prolong the its bloom time.
Full sun. 14 to 16 inches. Habit: mounded. The Alaska series features a pronounced green and cream colored variegated foliage and a wide mix of flower colors. The plant is edible. Use it to spice up your salads with the peppery taste of the flowers and leaves. Avoid adding too much nitrogen fertilizer to your planting as this will reduce flower bud production and encourage soft foliage growth. Grow in moist but well drained soil.
Sun. Height to 11 inches. This red throated, peachy-apricot nasturtium has bright green foliage. The plant has compact mounding habit.
Full sun. 14 to 16 inches. Habit: mounded. more open face than other varieties. Apricot Trifle has a lovely soft peachy-apricot colored flower whose petals have a bit of a frill. The foliage of Apricot Trifle is a mid blue-green. The plant is edible. Use it to spice up your salads with the peppery taste of the flowers and leaves. Avoid adding too much nitrogen fertilizer to your planting as this will reduce flower bud production and encourage soft foliage growth. Grow in moist but well drained soil.
10 to 12 inches tall. Full sun. Gold is the latest addition to the Baby line of nasturtiums. The plants of Baby gold are compact and fairly upright. They mix well in containers as they do not sprawl nor do they overtake their neighbors. The foliage is a deep blue-green which shows off the bright colors of the Baby series.
Full sun. 10 inches tall, 10 inch spread. Finally a truly compact nasturtium for small spaces and containers with a tidy habit. Baby Red has holds its vibrant blossoms over deep green foliage.


