Angelonia

And this is a well-branched plant 12 to 14 inches wide, with more flowering stems than you'd expect and such an easy-care nature! Use Serena as you would Salvia in the hot, dry garden.

(Grows about 50% larger in Florida-like conditions.) They are excellent performers in gardens and landscapes, and add zest to mixed containers. Best yet, they can be finished right alongside your liner-produced Angelonia, yet more economically.

(Grows about 50% larger in Florida-like conditions.) They are excellent performers in gardens and landscapes, and add zest to mixed containers. Best yet, they can be finished right alongside your liner-produced Angelonia, yet more economically.

The Angelonia Angelface Pink, Angelonia angustifolia 'Anpinkim', displays gorgeous pink flowers. Angelface Blue comes from a great new series for Proven Winners. Angelonias in containers make full blooming specimen plants that are great for the patio...

(Grows about 50% larger in Florida-like conditions.) They are excellent performers in gardens and landscapes, and add zest to mixed containers. Best yet, they can be finished right alongside your liner-produced Angelonia, yet more economically.

Compact plants can be up to 2” shorter in the greenhouse and up to 5” shorter in the garden. Like the Serenas, Serenitas need no pinching to create a nicely branched plant habit that is chock full of flower spikes, they require less PGR's for additional...

And this is a well-branched plant 12 to 14 inches wide, with more flowering stems than you'd expect and such an easy-care nature! Use Serena as you would Salvia in the hot, dry garden.

And this is a well-branched plant 12 to 14 inches wide, with more flowering stems than you'd expect and such an easy-care nature! This mix of all the lovely Serena colors contains blue, purple, lavender, lavender pink, and white shades -- for unbelievably...

And this is a well-branched plant 12 to 14 inches wide, with more flowering stems than you'd expect and such an easy-care nature! Use Serena as you would Salvia in the hot, dry garden.

Like the Serenas, Serenitas need no pinching to create a nicely branched plant habit that is chock full of flower spikes, they require less PGR's for additional cost savings. Serenita Sky Blue is a lighter version of Serena Blue Angelonia.

(Grows about 50% larger in Florida-like conditions.) They are excellent performers in gardens and landscapes, and add zest to mixed containers. Best yet, they can be finished right alongside your liner-produced angelonia, yet more economically.

Have you ever seen these three plant varieties together before? This combination of 9 plants (3 per 4-inch pot) introduces a whole new lovely look to your flowerpots, baskets, and window boxes! And unlike most other annual plant combinations, The Holy...

With very little attention needed from you! Summerfuntm mingles Lantana Bandana Yellow, Angelonia Caritatm Raspberry, and Scaevola Bombay Dark Blue. Use 2 pots for an 8- to 10-inch pot or basket, and all 3 for a 12-inch or larger container.

'Auriculata.' Being a rapid grower and an everbloomer, its clusters of phlox-like flowers bring brilliant color to any sunny growing space in home or garden. We use it as a seasonal plant in the summer mixed container where it can be planted with Angelonia's,...

This is the perfect combination for your hanging baskets, window boxes, or any other container! Bright colorful blooms with vining habits create wonderful dimension. It's bright green and burgundy foliage is certainly an eye-catcher.

No waiting around for those first blooms with Endless Wave -- your combo planting is bright and multi-colored from the day it's delivered, thanks to bold foliage plants Perilla Magilla Purple and Duranta Gold Edge! Pink, charcoal-purple, spring green,...

As a stand-alone in the garden, it will reach 18 to 30 inches high and up to 18 inches wide. We have set one plant of each type into every 4-inch pot, so the Angelonia, Sweet Potato Vine, and Petunia grow up and through one another, creating a "pre-mixed"...

Although well-loved and native to the Pacific Northwest, seep monkeyflower is gradually becoming an invasive species elsewhere, especially along European waterways. Its flowers, which blossom year-round, have the jawlike configuration of garden snapdragons.

No sunny annual bed is complete without Globe Amaranth, and you'll love the brilliant plum coloring, abundant blooms, and superior heat tolerance of Las Vegas Purple. Butterflies and hummingbirds flock to these big, full flowers bobbing atop slender stems,...

No sunny annual bed is complete without Globe Amaranth, and you'll love the brilliant plum coloring, abundant blooms, and superior heat tolerance of Las Vegas Mix. Butterflies and hummingbirds flock to these big, full flowers bobbing atop slender stems,...

This makes it perfect for flowerpots and windowboxes, not to mention the annual bed as well as the vegetable patch. And of course, you can harvest the fruit when it's green, yellow, orange, red, or purple -- the darker it gets, the more nutritious it...

Plants, from the top, include Bush Clover, Periwinkle, and Sweet AlyssumSuitable for growing in containers, both indoors and outsideThis Scented-Leaf Geranium offers the perfect foil for a lovely coleus named 'Meandering Linda.' Note that the darker color...

In 2011 voting began on May 13 and was extended (because the trial gardens were all still looking good) past the original end date at the end of August until the end of September! Will that happen this year?

You can also cut out a wedge or circle of leaf tissue—which may or may not include the petiole—dip its lower edge into rooting hormone and then insert it into a pot of growing media.