Hummingbird Plants Plants For Sale In Mobile

Full sun and excellent drainage generally provide the best results. Loose spikes of pure white tubular, two-lipped flowers are produced in abundance throughout the growing season on this durable native shrub-like perennial.

An excellent and easy hybrid Cuphea that flowers nearly non-stop from spring through fall. In the portion of its range where freezes occur it can be grown as an annual or if protected with a mulch it is generally reliably perennial well into zone 8.

Radio Red Autumn Sage produces intense, brilliant red, 1" long tubular flowers that are borne along short spikes from summer to frost on this brand new selection of the drought tolerant Autumn Sage.

We cannot recommend the use of the this plant as an herb but the Native Americans used the roots and seeds to treat a variety of ailments and extracts have been used to make cough syrups, especially in south Louisiana.

This species can be differentiated from the Java Glorybower, Clerodendrum speciosissimum , by the tiny orange glands that develop on the underside of mature leaves. Most sources suggest that this species is only hardy into zone 9 but we have seen it survive...

Spikes of brilliant yellow, funnel shaped flowers are produced on new growth throughout the year on this naturally evergreen, tropical shrub-like perennial. In containers it generally remains smaller but periodic tipping in mid to late spring will help...

The Hummingbird Bush is a small deciduous shrub that loves the heat and sun. San Antonio Red is one of the reddest flowered Hummingbird Bushes producing rich red upward facing tubular flowers that are borne in spike-like clusters from summer to fall on...

An unusual plant rarely found for sale in the US, Giant Blue African Salvia produces spikes, up to 16" high, of blue to purple, up to 2" long, hooded, two-lipped, tubular, lightly fragrant flowers throughout the warmer months of the year.

A RHS Award of Garden Merit winner! Image courtesy of Spring Valley Greenhouse. A freely flowering hybrid, Mandarin Honeysuckle produces clusters of up to 15 or more, 3" long red to reddish-orange tubular, widely flaring flowers that show off the lighter...

Spikes of red lipped, pure white or occasionally solid red, tubular blooms are borne continuously from spring to fall on this durable drought and heat tolerant perennial salvia. Hot Lips Salvia is a hybrid and is neither a true Autumn Sage or Little Leaf...

Evergreen in mild winter areas. A compact growing sport of Blue Heaven, Little Dutch Blue Agapanthus has the compact habit of Peter Pan with a longer summer flowering season. The compact and repeat flowering habits of this Lily of the Nile lend it to...

The flowers may be followed by clusters of showy bright showy red berries that are enjoyed by birds and other wildlife. Image courtesy of Spring Valley Greenhouse. Dropmore Scarlet is an old and popular selection of Brown's Honeysuckle that is also a...

Full sun and excellent drainage generally provide the best results. Autumn Sage is an easy and drought resistant shrub-like and generally evergreen perennial native to southwestern North America.

Provide a full to mostly sunny location with excellent drainage and good air circulation for the best results. Spikes of red rounded buds open to deep orange, 1" long tubular flowers that darken to deep red and contrast nicely with the gray-green fragrant...

The tubular flowers are a treat for hummingbirds and larger butterflies. Brilliant orange, 2" long tubular flowers are borne in large clusters in summer and fall or nearly continuously throughout the year under frost free conditions.

This tough and reliable clump forming perennial is deserving of a place in any sunny garden. The Red Hot Poker is drought tolerant once well established, has some salt tolerance, and is considered deer resistant.

The clusters of deep blue, sometimes described as violet, starry shaped flowers will be sure to brighten any spring garden. Yellow fall foliage color adds to its interest. For an excellent article on Amsonias click the "More Info from Universities..."...

Clusters of blue to light blue, star-shaped flowers are borne in spring on sturdy stems atop the wide foliage. Yellow fall foliage color adds to its interest. Our Amsonia tabernaemontana are seed grown from a Louisiana collection.

The Blue Pea Vine or Clitoria prefers a rich moist soil. Blue dye can be extracted from the blossoms!! It can be successfully overwintered but it's easier just to save a few seeds to plant in spring.

This is considered to be a caterpillar host for the Marine Blue Butterfly. Every 2-3 years you may want to remove a few of the oldest or any nonproductive stems to help reinvigorate older plants but it is not required.

Pollinated flowers are followed by clusters of 1/4" berries that start out green and change to orange, red, and finally black once fully ripe. YOU MAY PRE-ORDER THEM BY CALLING ME AT 337-375-2114.

Few perennials have the flower power of this performer! Ragin' Cajun Red Ruellia produces a non-stop display of deep red flowers held above the medium green foliage from late spring to fall or practically year round in frost free climates.

Full sun and excellent drainage generally provide the best results. Spikes of deep red, 1" long tubular flowers are produced throughout the growing season on this low growing, semi-spreading Salvia greggii hybrid making it an excellent addition near the...

Correll's False Dragon's head is a rare but wonderful, seemingly more refined garden species that is as vigorous as it is beautiful. Like most other Physostegias , Correll's False Dragon's Head does spread by large rhizomes even in average soils.

From large dense clusters of light green calyxes emerge large, velvety purple tubular flowers at the ends of tall sturdy stems beginning in late summer and continuing until frost or nearly year round in mild, freeze free climates.

Established plants require little additional maintenance once established but may benefit from a light summer shearing. Full sun and excellent drainage generally provide the best results.

A small amount of leaf drop during or immediately preceding shipping or complete defoliation may occur during prolonged periods of drought or cold and is to be expected and is not detrimental.