Annual
By far the majority of plants we grow are perennials, however we do grow a few select plants that are either annuals (pansies) or tender perennials that we recommend be treated as self-sowing annuals (e.g. Rudbeckia hirta) or dug up and stored for the winter in colder areas (e.g. cannas).
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Common Name: Dwarf Dill
Dwarf selection that reaches only 1 1/2' tall and wide. Can be used fresh in sauces and salads and is especially good with fish. Use dried or the seeds for pickling. Host plant for butterflies. Not deer resistant. Drought tolerant.
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Common Name: Red Butterfly Weed
Showy clusters of red blooms with yellow centers produced all summer long (if deadheaded) will attract butterflies and hummingbirds galore. NOT perennial, but will self-sow if some seedpods are left late in the season. ANNUAL.
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Common Name: Basil
Small green leaves on upright columnar plants. A favorite because it continues to produce fresh leaves all summer. Generally does not bloom because our day lengths are not long enough. Drought tolerant. Deer resistant. Annual.
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Common Name: Sweet Basil
Wonderful for pesto and Italian dishes. Large shiny green leaves. Deer resistant. Prefers moist well-drained soil. Do not fertilize heavily. Annual.
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Fine textured, light green to orange-brown foliage has bright orange tints in cold weather. Forms nicely weeping mounds. Evergreen. Best color achieved in full sun
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Simple, 3"-4" golden yellow blooms fade to pale yellow. Dark centers echo the dark bronze foliage that sets off the blooms beautifully. Reputed to be hardy in Zone 7. Dig and store for winter if in doubt.
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4" double blooms of glowing orange-red with yellow centers emerge from purple buds. Vibrant green foliage. May overwinter, but best if dug and stored for winter or treated as annual.
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Simple, 3" garnet red blooms over dark bronze foliage. Reputed to be hardy in Zone 7. Dig and store for winter if in doubt.
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Simple, 3" pink blooms over dark bronze foliage. Reputed to be hardy in Zone 7. Dig and store for winter if in doubt.
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Common Name: Pansy
Bright purple blooms with tiny yellow eye over bright green foliage. Heavy bloomer.
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Common Name: Pansy
Pretty, solid rose blooms that hold their faces upward. Heavy-blooming.
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Common Name: Pansy
Bright, clear purple, medium sized blooms with no faces. Uniform, extra dwarf plants. Heat and cold resistant.
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Common Name: Pansy
Bright, clear scarlet, medium sized blooms with no faces. Uniform, extra dwarf plants. Heat and cold resistant.
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Cheery deep blue, medium sized blooms with no faces. Uniform, extra dwarf plants. Heat and cold resistant.
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Common Name: Pansy
Bright, clear white, medium sized blooms with no faces. Uniform, extra dwarf plants. Heat and cold resistant.
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Common Name: Pansy
Bright, clear yellow, medium sized blooms with no faces. Uniform, extra dwarf plants. Heat and cold resistant.
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An enchanting mix of clear and faced pansies in shades of maroon, yellows and pinks. Perfect to fill up a barrel for fall. Exceptionally heat tolerant.
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Common Name: Pansy
Low spreading compact habit with good foliage. True blue blooms with a dark blue face. Exceptionally heat tolerant.
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Bright orange blooms have dark maroon faces. Perfect for fall containers and to provide a shot of warm color on cold winter days. Exceptionally heat tolerant.
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Common Name: Pansy
Low spreading compact habit with good foliage and clear violet blooms without faces. Exceptionally heat tolerant.
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Common Name: Pansy
Low spreading compact habit with good foliage and light yellow flowers without faces. Exceptionally heat tolerant.
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Common Name: Pansy
Low spreading compact habit with good foliage and pure red flowers without faces. Exceptionally heat tolerant.
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Common Name: Pansy
Large blooms without faces in a mix of pastel blues, pinks, primrose yellow, orange, lavender and white.
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Common Name: Pansy
Low spreading compact habit with good foliage and clear yellow flowers maroon faces. Exceptionally heat tolerant.
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Common Name: Pansy
Low spreading compact habit with good foliage and clear deep orange blooms without faces. Exceptionally heat tolerant.
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Common Name: Pansy
A mix of large-flowered white, blue, red, yellow and purple blooms with dark purple faces. Early to bloom in fall.
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Common Name: Pansy
Very showy mix of solid color blooms in orange, yellow, red, blue and purple that will hold up well to rain and snow. Loads of blooms over a long period and excellent overwintering for a spring show.
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Common Name: Pansy
Pretty blooms of pastel blue to almost white are large for violas. Small, dark violet blue rays extend from the centers. Lush green foliage. Dependable overwintering.
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Common Name: Pansy
1 1/4" blooms have deep purple-lavender upper wings above gold-dusted petals splotched with a burgundy-black eye. Very unusual. Heat tolerant, non-stretching. Dependable overwintering.
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Clear orange, miniature 1" pansies that bloom from fall into late spring. This is great match with the Viola Penny Violet for VA Tech fans!
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Deep maroon, miniature 1" pansies that bloom from fall into late spring. This is great match with the Viola Penny Orange for VA Tech fans!
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Common Name: Pansy
Bright white and yellow bicolor blooms will light up the garden in fall and again in spring. Loads of blooms over a long period and excellent overwintering for a spring show.
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Common Name: Pansy
A showy mix of bicolor blooms with purple wings and lower petals in white, orange, or violet. Loads of blooms over a long period and excellent overwintering for a spring show.
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Common Name: Viola
Compact plants with 1" flowers in colors ranging from cream and yellow to orange to blues and purples, both faced and clear types. Floriferous and very long blooming.
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Common Name: Italian Parsley
Dark green, flat leaf variety with pronounced flavor. The gourmet's favorite. Larval food for butterflies. Biennial. Not deer resistant. Excellent source of vitamins, iron, and calcium for people.
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Common Name: Curly Parsley
Very curly, dark green foliage. Larval food for butterflies. Biennial that is best grown as an annual. Not deer resistant. Excellent source of vitamins, iron, and calcium for people.
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