Stonecrop -Large group of succulents made up of mostly low or flat spreading forms. Large array of foliage colors and textures. Many are easy to grow, tolerant of drought and freezing temperatures.
Senecio
Groundsel -An enormous, ridiculously diverse group of about a 1000 species that includes trees, shrubs, vines, succulents, plus flowering annuals and perennials. Only two quite different species are offered this year.
Sisyrinchium
Blue Eyed Grass -Native to the Americas. Clumping perennial in the iris family with grass-like or iris-like leaves. Some varieties with variegated leaves. Small attractive blue or yellow flowers in spring and summer. Some species are drought tolerant and will naturalize in the garden. Others are native to wetlands.
Stachys
Lambs Ears, Hedge Nettle, Betony, Woundwort -A diverse group of the mint family. The following selections are both cultivars of the popular lambs ear species, known for their ease of care and soft hairy leaves.
Tagetes
Thymus
Thyme -Large mint group containing micro-shrubs to matting groundcovers. Grown for their culinary and ornamental qualities. The essential oils contain antiseptic, disinfectant, and deodorant properties. Ideal in rock gardens, containers, or as groundcover. Frequently used as a border for an herb garden or between stepping stones.
Tibouchina
Glory Bush -Tender shrubs mostly from tropical South America, commonly known as the Princess Flower, with showy blooms over a long season. Leaves are hairy and deeply veined with a tropical appearance, while the flowers have brilliantly vivid purple petals and equally colorful stamens. These make good container plants, preferring ample feeding and moderate to regular water. Outstanding plant in light shade near the coast.