Perennial Plant Seeds For Sale In Santa Clarita

An altogether striking and uncommon Iberis sempervirens, commonly known as candytufts. Hardy, low growing, spreading perennial creates 6-12” mounds of attractive foliage; are evergreen in warm winter climates, and semi-evergreen in colder winter climates.

An excellent choice for its vividly orange blooms, these easy-to-grow, long blooming natives make lovely cut flowers and are magnets for butterflies, particularly Monarchs. Sow outdoors in spring after last frost or in late summer.

A garden worthy plant that has won awards in Europe, and all the way down to Texas. A popular new version of the old Rose of Sharon. Luscious colored and tropical looking, large Hibiscus blooms appear July to September.

Garden phlox is easy to recognize in any perennial border. Butterflies love garden phlox. US Plant Patent # 25,778. It does not like drought and needs to be watered in dry spells. Phlox paniculata, commonly known as garden phlox, is native to eastern...

A sunny spot is fine, but they are unbeatable in half shade. Dramatic, elegant spikes of rose and white appear suddenly in the late spring garden. CAUTION: Foxgloves are poisonous if eaten.

They are low growing plants often used in front of the border and as ascent plant in containers. Forever Purple Heuchera is as stunner with purple-glossy leaves and short spikes of pink flowers.

Easy to maintain, but keep moist during dry spells. Try these flat cushions of dense, moss-green for edging moist, shady nooks in the garden. Very hardy and deer resistant. Only 1-inch tall, but very fast spreading, with plenty of tiny white flowers in...

Spikes are produced in abundance through summer. Crisp, pure white florets have intense burgundy blotched throats. CAUTION: Foxglove is poisonous if eaten.

One of the very best for overwintering and branching; easy to grow without staking. A superb addition to the Double Scoop line, with thick layers of petals in brilliant orange-red.

Grows well in wet soils, at the edge of a pond or stream, in the border or containers, and is particularly effective when massed. Fiery cardinal-red flower spikes bloom on strong stems over deep purple foliage on full, well branched plants, making this...

Mercury Rising has spreading, mounded bright green foliage that is covered with velvety wine-red daisies. This is a low maintenance plant that does not need deadheading and is a magnet for butterflies and honeybees.

On long, strong stems, they create stunning still-life's in a vase, fresh or dried. A magical palette of coneflowers in lush, warm colors creates a tropical garden spectacle from June through August.

Does best in part- to full sun in rich, humusy, moderately moist, well-drained soil. Coral bells, coral bells! ‘Obsidian' casts a spell in the border with dark-purple, almost black leaves.

Give plants a good hard cut in late winter to early spring. Keep roots cool, moist and shaded until well-established. A compact selection, growing only to 6-8 feet. Lovely in containers and trained for sprawling over low fences and through shrubbery.

A fine choice for the border, wooded areas and the property edge. Surely one of the most distinctive and beguiling of all crocuses, ‘Pickwick' boasts bright lavender petals finely detailed with purple stripes.

Bulb size: 17 cm. We recommend Carnegie with Triumph tulips like Magic Lavender, Don Quichotte or Princess Margaret, but it could be combined with low growing tulips as well. The color combinations and designs are endless with this hyacinth.

Growing to almost 3', this rainbow of mixed colors provides vertical accents to nearly every garden that needs a natural flair to enhance its architecture. The lilys' vibrant flower heads show various flower forms, some star shaped others rounded but...

Beautiful sunset shades on top of neat dark green bronze foliage, 'Indian Summer' is a perfect plant for floral arrangements. The plants will benefit having their stems picked to make a pretty bunch of flowers for the vase.

From early to midsummer, ‘Ice Ballet' forms gorgeous clouds clustered with small, fragrant, tiny white ¼” flowers. Western milkweed variety's compact, clump-forming plants are easily grown in medium to wet soil in full sun.

Plant bulbs three times the depth of the bulb in fall. We recommend growing tulips in well-drained soils in full sun in climate with cool, moist winters and dry summers. Tulips come in a wide variety of colors, sizes and flower types and are popular spring...

Very striking, bold upright spikes are dense with pea-like flowers in intense blues to creams. Prefers cool weather. Attractive foliage. Stately 3' spikes in wide color range and many lovely bicolor, bloom from May to June.

We suggest planting Continental with Tulip Queen of Night and Tulip Clear Water or Daffodil Thalia for abundance of contrasting colored blossoms. Bulb size: 12 cm. Tulip Continental is Triumph Tulip that blooms in April.

Bulb Size: 12 cm. Don Quichotte is a Triumph tulip variety that blooms in early to mid spring. Its blossoms are impressive when planted in large numbers, but it makes a great companion for white and red tulips as well as large corona daffodils such as...

The spreading plant habit of this cultivar is ideal for a spiller in container combinations, along stone paths, or over stone walls. Sedum repestre 'Angelina' is hands down the easiest plant to grow.

Scarlet petals are with carmine edges make it one of the most exotic looking cut flowers. Feathered, twisted, frilled, waved and curled, these blooms are simply brilliant. Blooms late spring.

Best color is achieved when planted where it will receive morning sun. Such a fun mini stunner in both the garden and containers! Rippled leaves cascade downward in a wavy display of chartreuse.

They are low growing plants often used in front of the border and as ascent plant in containers. As the name suggests, Heuchera Grape Expectations captures our attention with vibrant grape-purple foliage topped with white flowers airborne from long purple...