This vigorous plant can be grown as a creeping ground cover, a miniature shrub, a climbing vine, or even as a gnarled tree; you decide.

The Ajuga ‘Burgundy Glow’, Ajuga reptans, is a useful ground cover with short spikes of blue flowers. This Ajuga is one of the most popular, forming striking mounds of leaves dappled in green, pink and cream.

This is a nice little evergreen for full sun to full shade. Green leaves with creamy white margins, turning purple-green in fall

The foxglove is a stately plant that has been featured in gardens for centuries. A common, vertical accent in cottage gardens, the foxglove has also been grown for cut flowers, as an herb for medicinal purposes and in Victorian era gardens as well.

Although called an Artillery Fern, this interesting plant is not from the fern family at all.  It is a member of the Pilea family. 

The kalanchoe is a short, shrubby, compact succulent that provides a winter-long gift of deep red flowers above dark waxy leaves.

Coreopsis 'Rising Sun' is another Fleuroselect Gold Medal winner. Coreopsis 'Rising Sun' is unique in a couple of ways. First, it begins blooming weeks earlier than other varieties of Coreopsis.