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All Succulents Herbaceous Perennials Grasses

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  • Origanum vulgare
    The common culinary herb Oregano. A good choice for an herb garden or kitchen green roof. Ornamental and shade tolerant.
  • Orostachys aggregatum
    A mat of interwoven bright apple-green rosettes that over the season grow skyward into flower stalks that bloom in the Fall. Attracts pollinators.
  • Orostachys boehmeri
    Unusual gray foliage plant with "dunce cap" shaped flower stalks that bloom white in the fall. Attracts pollinators.
  • Penstemon barbatus
    A major attractor of hummingbirds with its bright scarlet-red tubular flowers held high above foliage on tall stems. North American Native. Green foliage in winter.
  • Penstemon hirsutus
    New for 2013 - North American Native that attracts many pollinators. Light purple and white flowers. Requires some shade or irrigation.
  • Penstemon pinifolius
    A major attractor of hummingbirds with its bright red-orange tubular flowers held high above foliage on tall stems. North American Native. Green foliage in winter.
  • Penstemon strictus
    New for 2013 - North American Native with stunning blue-purple flowers. Often included in wildflower seed mixes.
  • Petrorhagia saxifraga
    A plant with many tiny pale pink flowers. Very fine textured light green foliage. Extremely drought tolerant. Tolerates some shade.
  • Phacelia campanularia
    Bell-shaped flowers in bright eye-catching blue bloom from spring until frost. Pink to bronze-purple autumn foliage. US Native. Tolerates some shade. Available as seed, or over-seeded in flats.
  • Phedimus takesimensis 'Golden Carpet'
    Fast growing with substantial foliage. Holds its leaves much longer into the winter. May remain green all winter in mild weather. Shade tolerant.
  • Phlox subulata
    A beautiful carpet of flowers in very early spring. Green foliage through winter. North American Native. Tolerates shade.
  • Portulaca pilosa
    New for 2013 - A quick spreading North American Native with magenta blooms all summer long! Tolerates some shade, but prefers full sun.
  • Potentilla neumanniana syn. P. verna
    New for 2013 - Spectacular foliage similar to strawberry leaves with sunny yellow flowers. Forms low mat. Shade tolerant.
  • Prunella grandiflora
    New for 2013 - watch this space for an update soon
  • Sedum 'Matrona' syn. Hylotelephium
    Dark red stems and pink tinged gray-green foliage contrast nicely with bright pink flowers. Good for adding height to a roof.
  • Sedum acre
    Tiny leaves form low-growing clumps. Dies back in hot humid summers. Needs shade in most locations.
  • Sedum aizoon 'Euphorbioides'
    A remarkable shrub-like plant. Bright red stems and large yellow flowerheads. Pink fall color. Deciduous.
  • Sedum album
    Well known as a staple plant in the green roof industry - with good reason! A green carpet with white flowers in summer. Bright red foliage in winter.
  • Sedum album 'Coral Carpet'
    Smaller leaves and form than the species, producing a tight, very low-growing mat. Gorgeous red winter color.
  • Sedum album 'France'
    A larger album with more rounded leaves than the species. Handsome and robust.

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