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to our Annuals Section. In doing research in the types of flowers we
wanted to grow our interest was directed toward
antique and heirloom flowers.In other words, the types of flowers your
grandma used to grow in her flower garden.In this fast-paced world there are a lot of
things being left behind in the shuffle and one of
them is the older varieties of flowers.We have learned that one of the reasons these
flowers have stood the test of time is because of
their hardiness.They tend to have a natural disease
resistance, are very adaptable to most conditions
and they most definitely have a much more intense
fragrance than the modern hybrids.We hope you learn something about the past
and who knows, you might just see that flower you
remember growing in your grandmothers garden!!!
Ageratum ''Blue Horizon'
Ageratums were introduced in 1822. These amethyst blue fuzzy flowers have long lasting blooms in the garden as well as the vase. Grows 2' tall.
Angelonia ''Angel Face Blue'
Dichondria 'Silver Falls'
Rounded, fan-shaped silver foliage hugs the soil, cascading or crawling up to a full 3 foot.
Four Oclock ''Limelight/Mixed'
Marvel-of-Peru was the name given to this flower soon after its introduction into Europe in the 16th century, and it has been a favored flower ever since. This variety was described in an 1889 seed catalogue as having light green leaves and shocking pink flowers. Because they open at four in the afternoon, they have been employed in quaint floral clocks in which the opening blossoms told the time of day.
Marigold ''French Disco Mix'
Globe Amaranth 'Mixed Varieties'
Globe Amaranth is a bushy plant reaching 24 inches tall with one inch blooms in purple, pinks and white.
Begonia 'Super Olympia Mix'
Alyssum 'Mixed Varieties'
These honey-scented lacy flowers, in white or violet, make charming old-fashioned eding for flower beds or look beautiful spilling out of window boxes.
Chenile Plant 'Chenile Plant'
Browse our
Annual sections for a complete listing of all the
Annuals we carry throughout the year
