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Purslane is a fast-growing herbaceous annual with succulent leaves and stems. Even the oblong cotyledons (seed leaves) are succulent. The multiple smooth, reddish stems originating from a single taproot are mostly prostrate, forming a mat covering up to 3 ft. Dia. Depending on the amount of moisture available, the plant may be quite low-growing or more erect up to 16 in. tall.

National Plant Network's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening! This southeastern native is a sight to behold! Producing trumpet-like, golden yellow blooms, and the scent of a sweet nectar, this vine is a dazzling option to create more privacy, hide an eye-sore, or enjoy while sipping sweet tea on your back porch. Known as a herald of spring, when the Jessamine blooms appear, spring is sure to be near. When not in bloom, the Jessamine returns to evergreen status until the next spring arrives. Plant in full to part sun, watering regularly during its first season, then occasional watering will suffice. For optimal conditions, provide a well-draining, slightly acidic soil.

Plumeria is best known for its abundant display of tropical flowers and rich, floral scent reminiscent of Jasmine and Gardenia. Plants produce blooms from spring through early fall. Hardy in zones 10-12, these tropical plants can also be kept in colder zones if planted in containers and overWintered indoors once temperatures drop below 50°.

Purslane is a fast-growing herbaceous annual with succulent leaves and stems. Even the oblong cotyledons (seed leaves) are succulent. The multiple smooth, reddish stems originating from a single taproot are mostly prostrate, forming a mat covering up to 3 ft. Dia. Depending on the amount of moisture available, the plant may be quite low-growing or more erect up to 16 in. tall.

Add height and color to your garden scapes with this 1.5 Gal. Digitalis Arctic Fox Lemon Creme Yellow perennial plant. Digitalis, also known as Foxglove, is a tall and slender plant with bell-shaped flowers. Typically coming in pinks and purples, this Lemon Creme Yellow adds a unique color option to the digitalis family. Plant in full sun to part shade, approximately 2 ft. apart. Use a stake to keep the flowers upright as they grow in height. Foxglove prefers cooler temperatures; it is normal for your foxglove to drop its blooms in hotter months.

Purslane is a fast-growing herbaceous annual with succulent leaves and stems. Even the oblong cotyledons (seed leaves) are succulent. The multiple smooth, reddish stems originating from a single taproot are mostly prostrate, forming a mat covering up to 3 ft. Dia. Depending on the amount of moisture available, the plant may be quite low-growing or more erect up to 16 in. tall.

Purslane is a fast-growing herbaceous annual with succulent leaves and stems. Even the oblong cotyledons (seed leaves) are succulent. The multiple smooth, reddish stems originating from a single taproot are mostly prostrate, forming a mat covering up to 3 ft. Dia. Depending on the amount of moisture available, the plant may be quite low-growing or more erect up to 16 in. tall.

Purslane is a fast-growing herbaceous annual with succulent leaves and stems. Even the oblong cotyledons (seed leaves) are succulent. The multiple smooth, reddish stems originating from a single taproot are mostly prostrate, forming a mat covering up to 3 ft. Dia. Depending on the amount of moisture available, the plant may be quite low-growing or more erect up to 16 in. tall.

Purslane is a fast-growing herbaceous annual with succulent leaves and stems. Even the oblong cotyledons (seed leaves) are succulent. The multiple smooth, reddish stems originating from a single taproot are mostly prostrate, forming a mat covering up to 3 ft. Dia. Depending on the amount of moisture available, the plant may be quite low-growing or more erect up to 16 in. tall.

If you're looking for a plant that can handle the heat—and look stunning while doing it—look no further than the Mojave Mango Portulaca. Part of the tough and colorful Mojave series, this beauty is perfect for scorching hot days and drought-prone gardens. With large, vibrant mango-colored blossoms and a striking scarlet ring around the center, it’s a showstopper that catches the eye of pollinators like bees and butterflies. The bullseye effect of the blooms acts as a beacon, ensuring your garden is always buzzing with life. But it’s not just pretty—Mojave Mango is a hard worker, too. The self-cleaning flowers mean minimal maintenance, and its non-stop blooming continues all the way from spring to frost. Whether you're planting it in containers or directly in the landscape, this hardy plant delivers an outstanding performance all season long, even in the harshest conditions. Need a plant that can handle extreme heat, drought, and still deliver stunning blooms? Mojave Mango Portulaca is up for the challenge.