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Ice
Plant
(Delosperma floribundum) Blooms like crazy in full sun and dry soil from mid-May to frost. The succulent needle-like leaves and fluorescent flowers make this semi-evergreen groundcover a sight to behold. Colors are clear, bright shades of red, orchid, pink or yellow. The lush, succulent foliage grows only 4-inches tall and spreads up to 2-feet. A Perfect for hanging baskets and those dry garden patches. |
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Impatiens (Impatiens
walleriana). Free-blooming plants in shades of red, pink, orange, white, purple and lavender. Blooms spring to frost. Excellent for shady flower beds or planted in containers on covered patios/porches. Flower production may decrease slightly in hot summer temperatures, but if well-watered, will bloom spectacularly in fall. Pinch back occasionally to maintain compact form. |
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Ornamental Okra "Pacific
Red" (Abelmoschus
moschatus) An annual relative of the Hibiscus family. It is a compact, bushy plant growing 14- to 18-inches tall, and about 9-inches wide. From July through frost it is covered with scarlet red blooms. Grows and flowers best in full sun, but tolerates some shade. A Mercer Arboretum plant pick. |