Purple Herb Plants(3 products)

Landscape Basics 10-inch Gardenia Std Indoor/Outdoor Plant

Gardenia is in the Rubiaceae are a family of flowering plants, also know as the coffee, madder. Attractive cream white flowers, with shiny leathery dark green leaves. They grow best in morning sun and afternoon shade. Keep soil moist and well drained.

Landscape Basics 10 inch Hanging Basket Geranium Red

Geraniums are a classic for hanging baskets. These hanging baskets keep their large blooms all season. Keep plants looking fresh by removing damaged leaves or spent blooms. Geraniums are heat tolerant and drought resistant. Turn hanging baskets weekly for uniform growth and bloom longer.

Garden Elements 2Gallon (7.5L) Elsie's Gold Stonecrop (Sedum) Succulent Plant

Elsie's Gold Stonecrop forms a bushy mound of succulent green leaves with variegated foliage that adds brightness to the garden from spring through fall. Contrasting colours paired with its compact, upright spreading habit of growth make this beauty a must have. This easy to care for plant thrives in full sun and is best cleaned up in early spring. A classic contrast plant for beds, borders, and containers.

Garden Elements 2Gallon (7.5L) Little Vision in White Astilbe Flowering Plant

Perfect for containers or small spaces, Little Vision in White offers all the same great features as the original Vision in White but in a smaller package. This dwarf variety produces dense white feathery blooms on dark green fern-like foliage and is an excellent choice for your border selection. This plant is perfect for attracting butterflies to your yard but is not particularly attractive to deer, who will tend to opt for tastier plants. This herbaceous perennial is a later blooming species and is useful for extending your growing season into late summer. More sun tolerant and drought-tolerance than other astilbes. This relatively low maintenance plant provides fabulous flowers for cutting, and its fern-like leaves remain dark green in colour throughout the season. Little Vision in White is best cleaned up in the early spring before resuming active growth for the season.