Frosty Blue Agave are solitary succulents with small teeth along the side of their leaves and a dark terminal spine.

They grow to about 3-5 feet tall and 3-6 feet wide.

Drought tolerant, Well drained soil. Full sun.

•Size:  3’-6’ x 3’-6’

•Arching branches that often touch the ground

•Flowers in summer with berries that ripen in September

4" pots

•Size:  1’-2.5’ x 1’-2’

•Fruits are edible and on the hot side

•Beautiful when used in mass plantings

Quart size

• Size:  24” x 24”
• Bloom color:  Dark red
• Type:  Zonal
• Semi-double blooms
• Medium green leaves
• Lightly scented
• Growth habit:  Mounding

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Size:  2’-6’ stalks

•Tight clumps of narrow, evergreen leaves

•Wrongfully accused of causing hayfever (that’s ragweed!)

•Likes well drained, sandy soil

•Size:  Up to 20’ long

•Good high-climbing vine or ground cover

•Not too aggressive

•Clusters of showy, trumpet-shaped blooms followed by bright red berries

•Size:  2’-5’ x 1’-2’

•Late drooping oat-like flower spikelet

•Blue-green leaves often turn bright yellow-gold in fall

• Size:  4’-6’ x 4’ 
• Low maintenance
• Performs exceptionally well in a container
• 1 inch sweet fruits
• Harvest June to August
• Berries ripen over an extended time
• 400 chill hours required

•Size:  .5’ -1’ x 1’-2’

•Dark green erect foliage

•Also known as Caroline Wild Petunia

•Comes back quickly after winter dieback

•Size:  3’-6’ x 1’-3’

•Vigorous hybrid

•Prized for its 12”-15” long twisted spikes

•Non-stop bloomer from early summer thru fall

•Texas Superstar

•Size:  3’-4’ X 3’

•Also called Velvet Sage

•Blooms late summer to frost

Flowers appear in dense, arching spikes

•Size:  2’ – 3’ x 2.5’

•Texas native

•Evergreen shrublet or ground cover

•Daisy-like flowers which literally cover the plant from summer to frost

•Easy to care for

•Size:  2’ – 3’ x 2.5’

•Texas native

•Evergreen shrublet or ground cover

•Daisy-like flowers which literally cover the plant from summer to frost

•Easy to care for

Texas Native

Produces spikes of violet flowers from late spring to early fall.

Moist, fertile soil.

Can tolerate part shade.

Attracts bees, butterflies and hummingirds. May self seed.

Succulent with curved spiny leaves.

Up to 12 inches.

Can be grown indoors or outdoors during good weather.

Full sun.

Allow soil to dry between thorough waterings.

Hybrid of Tradescantia, commonly known a s spiderwort.

Perennial. Easy care, trailing growth habit.

Good for ground cover.

Full sun.

Thrives as a houseplant or warm weather.

Sun to partial shade.

Rich, moist, well drained soil.

Dense, mounding habit.

3-5' high and wide.

Open in the afternoon, hence their name.

Native to Mexico, South and Central America.

Regrow in the spring from tuberous roots after dying back in the winter.

2-3' tall.

Attracts hummingirds and butterflies.